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Diving in the ocean (poolfags gtfo)

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- Fri, 29 Nov 2019 17:55:18 EST VgEq5Hw5 No.95944
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What's the deepest you've ever gone? How long can you hold your breath? Do you bring air with you? Do you take a gun or a spear? Do you have any spots you'd like to share, or do you want to keep them a secret? What happened on your most memorable dive? Have you encountered any rare or otherwise interesting sea creatures?

A buddy of mine actually found a neptune's trumpet a while back and donated it to the local aquarium. It's still there and I like to go and look at it. I like to freedive. I'm too poor to get SCUBA certified but it would open up a lot of career opportunities for me.

The deepest I've gone is 13 meters on a 1 minute breath hold.
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Nicholas Dartville - Sun, 08 Dec 2019 20:25:24 EST 8FRiUwSt No.95964 Reply
>>95944
urgh fills me with fear just thinking about it. how do freedivers make their judgement about how deep they've gone?
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Fuck Sodgeham - Mon, 09 Dec 2019 22:22:55 EST VgEq5Hw5 No.95969 Reply
>>95964

It's actually very relaxing and I have heard no complaints from black out survivors. The airway clamps shut during a blackout so it's not really drowning, more like going into safe-mode and quietly waiting for asphyxiation, or for a friend to pull you up. One fellow said he was in a meadow right before his dive buddy convinced him to come back and start breathing again.

As for depth judgement, on my dives we bring a buoy and tether it to weight with a 15 meter line. The line has knots every 3 meters and we count them as the weight sinks, so it's like a very basic lead-line sounder. Once the depth is known then we just go based off of our own limits. I don't forget the depth in that spot especially since we revisit a lot of the same areas.

My favorite place to go is in caves. When I enter a cave, the current just dies, and it is just quiet and still. I feel the weight of the sea above me and the muscle memories from being pushed around outside. I think it's such a peaceful place.
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Jack Sinninggold - Thu, 12 Dec 2019 17:18:30 EST tX1cUByi No.95972 Reply
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Underwater funeral for a 98 year old U.S. navy diver. 8 meters. They did a WWII diver cosplay for him.

Worst diets you ever heard of

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- Wed, 23 Oct 2019 17:08:56 EST T+lZa8w0 No.95870
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Just thought this would be fun to share the worst diet's / diet and exercise advice that we have ever heard. I'll start..

I saw an article that was posted on Bodybuilding.com about how to eat healthy and fuel your muscle growth if you are on a budget. This article advocated eating only three items, top ramen, peanut butter and lentils. WTF... but most inexplicably it said for the best results not to wash the lentils. I was speechless..
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Charles Cebberwell - Sun, 08 Dec 2019 15:13:36 EST mtbw+/4S No.95960 Reply
>>95931
banana cleansing is legit bro its just like a juice cleanse..
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Nicholas Dartville - Sun, 08 Dec 2019 20:19:46 EST 8FRiUwSt No.95962 Reply
>>95960
where do you even get that many fresh bananas. wait is it 50 a day or 50 a month. don't even tell me you're eating green ones...
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Nicholas Dartville - Sun, 08 Dec 2019 20:20:40 EST 8FRiUwSt No.95963 Reply
>>95962
okay no way i could eat 50 bananas a day... unless i was truely /ana/ .... still that's bad for the teeth.
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Stretch marks post surgery

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- Mon, 25 Nov 2019 09:21:15 EST sNWnoCSt No.95937
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About 2 years ago I underwent an extensive surgery which left me quite debilitated (bedridden for months, then small daily rehab) and unable to be active for the next year. Gradually, I have been regaining my strength and am currently working towards being as active as I once was. During the course of the rehab, my weight ballooned up from 190lbs to a maximum of 260lbs. With the recent increase in activity I've dropped down to my current weight of 240lbs, but my final goal is to get back to the 200 mark. I've noticed some stretch marks that appeared near my lower stomach, extending a few inches surrounding my navel area. Is there any way to reduce their appearance? Or something I could do to while I'm losing weight to help reduce the appearance?

Not sure if it matters but I'm currently 26 years old and 6'1"
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Simon Tillingfuck - Mon, 25 Nov 2019 16:01:22 EST Wc4dfmYk No.95938 Reply
I found these on google as the top five home remedies to help reduce stretch marks, presumably from best to worst, top down. Other than that I have no idea, but I wish you luck in your endeavors, my friend.


Vitamin A. Vitamin A is referred to as a retinoid. ...

Sugar. Some people swear by sugar as a homeopathic microdermabrasion method. ...

Aloe vera. ...

Hyaluronic acid. ...

Coconut oil.
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Charles Cebberwell - Sun, 08 Dec 2019 14:41:54 EST mtbw+/4S No.95958 Reply
>>95938
from personal experience, vitamin a oil works. i was a fat kid and lost a lot of weight in hs which left me with very unsightly stretch marks everywhere. daily application of vitamin a oil faded them extensively in less than a year

Fat loss while building muscle

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- Wed, 15 Feb 2017 10:11:21 EST 6KAeSp9W No.93924
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Now I know it's pretty fucking hard to do but I see it happen. I'm not trying to lose much fat at all so I know this won't be difficult. It's just that I have abs barely visible at this point and want them to pop a bit more. I mean I can literally pull down a bit of fat and see most of the definition in them.


How do I lose that tiny bit of fat covering my abs while still gaining muscle? I've looked it up and see various answers. Thanks.
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Wesley Meddlebury - Sun, 01 Dec 2019 20:30:07 EST zUkhK9Os No.95953 Reply
Just about everything >>95952 said is pretty on the money. Also as someone who had a pretty bad habit of munching hard intermittent fasting really helped quell that for me. Mentally I found it easier to resist snacking when I set a time when I would stop eating entirely. I think it helped those munchie ideations from creeping into my thought process when I was “done” eating for the night. Yeah the first week or two is a little rough but if you stick it out it definitely gets easier. It also helped me realize when I just felt a little “peckish” and when I was really legitimately hungry
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Matilda Fanbury - Mon, 02 Dec 2019 06:07:57 EST 1BqEvXuJ No.95954 Reply
>>93924
I would say the basics. Exercise parts you want to have be better of in terms of their size and change your diet. There's not much to it. It's a relatively basic scenario. lol You might ask yourself a question or two. "Is discomfort all the time actually that reasonable?" And for that question I would say I suppose not. Unless you're striving for the limits of physical existence I wouldn't bother being uncomfortable all the time. You could try yourself with diet challenges, weight training, life philosophy stuff, and other habits but if you have too much that's gonna be beyond difficult. I wouldn't suggest it. Try a more handle-able approach. See what happens there. It's certainly more agreeable. I would think it's day and night to the other path. So run with that and notice the great state of your life. Not that hard. lol What do others think on this? What do you have to say about any topics that have been brought up? Based.
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Matilda Fanbury - Mon, 02 Dec 2019 06:08:28 EST 1BqEvXuJ No.95955 Reply
I would say the basics. Exercise parts you want to have be better of in terms of their size and change your diet. There's not much to it. It's a relatively basic scenario. lol You might ask yourself a question or two. "Is discomfort all the time actually that reasonable?" And for that question I would say I suppose not. Unless you're striving for the limits of physical existence I wouldn't bother being uncomfortable all the time. You could try yourself with diet challenges, weight training, life philosophy stuff, and other habits but if you have too much that's gonna be beyond difficult. I wouldn't suggest it. Try a more handle-able approach. See what happens there. It's certainly more agreeable. I would think it's day and night to the other path. So run with that and notice the great state of your life. Not that hard. lol What do others think on this? What do you have to say about any topics that have been brought up? Based.

Eating unhealthy closer look

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- Sun, 04 Aug 2019 19:14:40 EST elOwE49S No.95648
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Lets say someone has a very healthy diet, never deviating from it. But that person then wants to eat something "unhealthy" like potato chips. What factors are at play for how long that persons "health" will be affected and what determines how well anyone can eat such things and it not really having a big impact on their health... Is it solely based on how strong their immune system is?

Also, once having shit out the potato chips, wont the body have reset to its original state of "health" or at least not having any continuous negative impact as long as no more potato chips are eaten?

When will the unhealthiness 'wear of' and what is really going on in depth?

What allows one person to eat several bags of chips a day and their health is not really impacted vs someone else barely being able to eat the second bag and realizing he or she should stay far as way as possible from those chips ... What factors are at play for how much one can tolerate unhealthy foods and get away with it?
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Polly Perringmon - Mon, 05 Aug 2019 13:07:09 EST B9vL6okO No.95650 Reply
>>95648
What the other guy said is all true.

The body has some margins for error and ability to process shit. Potato chips aren't poison, it's that they either displace other macro and micronutrient sources or make you fat. If your diet is good you have a bit of room for crap food honestly. Especially if you're active. However refined carbs do fuck with your metabolism. I normally eat healthy but someone brought crispy creme into work today so I had a big sugar crash this afternoon.

If you don't enjoy food at all then you are giving up pleasure and being happy is part of the reason to live and extends your life.

I know a guy whose vice is crisps. He has a couple of bags per day. However he otherwise eats healthily and plays football, runs triathlons and trains a lot and so it doesn't impact him. Empty carbs are fine because he doesn't eat lots of other shit food and is eating what he's burning and getting what he needs. He drinks occasionally, likes the odd cake but he also burns thousands of calories per week doing exercise outside his required routine.

All things in moderation. Make sure you're not chasing off the good things or making yourself ill.

Personally I don't have that ability so I have excess in moderation. I think that probably does have some repercussions even one day a month but my sanity is a balancing factor here. I still know when to stop and give my body time to recover rather than slowly getting fatter as a result of overdoing it.
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Jack Pockwater - Mon, 28 Oct 2019 10:47:44 EST LvBNBOiz No.95877 Reply
>>95648
The first thing you need to mindfully accept before starting any fitness journey is that doing something doesn't make you something. You are not unhealthy because you ate a food that you call unhealthy.
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Archie Clayworth - Thu, 28 Nov 2019 18:57:47 EST d/LJr21D No.95943 Reply
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No alcohol & sugar please

Fitness Goal

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- Thu, 08 Aug 2019 04:08:17 EST pNWH3EoV No.95657
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I've been working hard, my goal is to hit 10% body fat.

And the day I do, I'm calling in sick the next day and so's my girl, and we're going to fuck all day and in between various sex acts she's going to be doing fat lines of coke off my abs.
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Matilda Fibberbanks - Tue, 20 Aug 2019 15:39:08 EST uCz/+K40 No.95715 Reply
that sounds like a life experience i would enjoy. good luck OP
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William Puttingbit - Tue, 08 Oct 2019 21:48:45 EST x41HJwRk No.95850 Reply
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I'm gonna post my progress on my fitness goals in here:

>stretching more often
>running more often, working on speed and agility drills with HIIT
>walking outside more just for the hell of it
>exercising every weekday, sometimes even on the weekends
>eating healthy, cooking a lot of my own food, hitting my macros, keeping sodium low, drinking and smoking less
>going to bed early and waking up early too
>ACTUALLY LOSING WEIGHT CONSISTENTLY, THANK JEEBUS
>drinking more water, buddeh
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Isabella Hillymig - Wed, 20 Nov 2019 21:52:56 EST 74kl41c5 No.95930 Reply
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>>95696 Is that the one that causes audio hallucinations? Sounds kind of shit. I sometimes hallucinate voices sober and it's fucking annoying.

Stretching

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- Sat, 06 Apr 2019 17:49:10 EST IzmO64gs No.95297
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How important is stretching to keeping /fit/?
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Molly Smallhood - Wed, 30 Oct 2019 16:54:48 EST 3avA0oaz No.95879 Reply
>>95297
it can and will ruin your body.
just remember to at least go for some brisk walking or dance to some music to loosen your body once in a while buddy
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Cedric Clinnerdale - Thu, 31 Oct 2019 08:42:51 EST 57GY0SAM No.95880 Reply
>>95879
These memes are boring please get new memes.

One retard's anecdote

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- Fri, 09 Aug 2019 22:10:15 EST kBG1yzDV No.95666
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This is how I got fit.

Wake up 1hr before I used to.
Purchase this freestanding device: Stamina 1690 Power Tower Free Standing Pull Up Bar https://youtu.be/l16LGA1Ucbw
Now, at first I could not even hang off the bar. I just spent about a month everyday trying to hang off it until I could simply hang for about half minute.
Doing chin ups was easiest, so I started with that. About another month or so of just hanging, trying to pull myself up and failing.
I then did rows with the high dip bars, everyday.
So after doing these rows, one day I just walked up to the chin up bar, and tried to fail as I usually did, but magically I pulled myself all the way to the top of the bar.
I repeated this and eventually I could do about 3 or 4 without a break. Every time I lowered myself down as slow and as controlled as possible. The negatives really build 'gains' when trying to do a single chin up. Then I switched to pullups.
Same thing here, cannot for the life of me do one pullup but I kept watching youtube vids on proper pullup form, and again one day, after doing many, many chin ups, and many attempts at pulling myself in pullup position, I could do one pull up.

I repeated this every 2 days or so. Do some chin ups, the next day do one pullup, if I couldn't pull myself all the way up I'd just hang there in flex mode for as long as possible, or lower myself down as slow as possible.

Eventually I got to doing 12 pullups, and 25 chin ups no problem. I switched to dips with the dip bar and could do about 30 of those. Then I started doing pushups with the lower bars and could do 30 of those after a while. At this point I started looking for calisthetics people, stumbled upon this Ukraine guy and tried his routine https://youtu.be/U_I9LcWNrBg and I also tried his diet, just eating meat, small amount of veg, small amount of rice.
The hanging leg lifts he does hurt like fuck for the first few weeks. Then you get used to that stomach pain. The extra weight I had fell off (I weighed 250lbs when I started, the max limit for the pull up bar). The more weight I lost the easier these became where I could start doing planche positions while doing pull ups. Then I could do pull up, switch grip and push up above the bar. Then I became beast mode.

This was all accomplished just 1hr before I had to do my regular things in life. If I put it off, I noticed as the day went on, I was less likely to do any pullups. Anyway good luck anons
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Jack Pockwater - Mon, 28 Oct 2019 10:45:42 EST LvBNBOiz No.95876 Reply
I did a bodyweight routine for months and I got excellent results. I ended up working in a full body bodyweight and calisthenics day when I saw how easy and quick the gains started rolling in.
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Rebecca Buzzhall - Fri, 01 Nov 2019 01:21:23 EST VYRh7b+b No.95887 Reply
>>95666
why even try to be healty with that rig? seriously how poor does your former soviet repubilic have to be that you couldn't even lift cinder blocks with pullys like in garys mod

what is that image, =? shut it down destroy that piece of exercise e"equipment " and go play fortnite witht he other causuls

jseriously that things is ridiculous its like two bars of metal and I would call it a death trap, I mean this thing proves that gravity is not real because the surface tension would flip that thing over if I tried to do a sit up or a flying tackle on it

basically you a basic bitch and you lift like one

Abs

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- Wed, 24 Apr 2019 11:49:35 EST GanhevWh No.95345
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I have been sooo close to a six pack like three times but have always let circumstances get out of control and ended up in a bad place.
I'm now 260 lbs and want to be at least 220 lbs to achieve this (i am a big guy)

OK so
beyond simple calorie reduction, cardio, and of course, copious amounts of lifting, what else can I do?

Two things come in mind as of particular interest, the first being carb cycling, the second being psychological tactics that I can use to motivate myself when I feel like it's not achievable.
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James Nocklemug - Thu, 05 Sep 2019 21:53:50 EST Wc4dfmYk No.95768 Reply
>>95763

What the fuck is wrong with her leg? Holy shit wtf dude that's not fucking normal
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Thomas Billinglock - Wed, 25 Sep 2019 13:37:52 EST nE+fnQwj No.95824 Reply
>>95768
I laughed my ass off. Dude you're totally right she's been stretching all fucking wrong bro.

Hey /A N A/ Just wanted your opinion

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- Thu, 12 Sep 2019 21:43:32 EST cPs4exGr No.95781
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How do you feel about this cook book?

Would you follow it? I'm trying to find a decent cookbook then start getting into shape.
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OP - Thu, 12 Sep 2019 23:39:45 EST L8LmydPt No.95782 Reply
>>95781
yeah if you want to fucking die!

That dude was found guilty of hiding monies and vital nutrients from the children

Full body 3 days or Upper/Lower 4 days?

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- Mon, 26 Aug 2019 16:24:21 EST 6OMz1/Rf No.95736
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I dont really post here much but I need some help. Currently weigh 180 with a bench max of 375 and squat max of 550. Been working out on and off for awhile but im ready to step back in fulltime, only problem is that I cant find the proper routine. I usually did 3 day full body and 4 days of rest but I am not seeing much growth anymore like I used to. I'm considering on doing 4 day upper/lower but need advice. My goal is bulk and growth. Help me out guys!!!
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Molly Dallylatch - Wed, 04 Sep 2019 01:26:03 EST YxU1eyER No.95761 Reply
>>95736
you're more full of shit than lettuce
get fucked Gullibrand 2020
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Grizz Rustles - Mon, 21 Oct 2019 18:10:03 EST 3FJviBsk No.95865 Reply
Come back when you weigh 125 and can max 500 on bench, and deadlift 900, big guy.
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Frederick Tillingfuck - Mon, 21 Oct 2019 19:55:44 EST 9Ky3lYby No.95866 Reply
>>95736
Both options would lead to gains as far as I know. I don't know that there's any differentiation between major muscle gains from either of these ways. Maybe somebody else has knowledge in this area. I think rest days matter but I don't know the full nature of how they're of necessity for people when it comes down to it entirely. I've heard of 7-days a week gym goers who are in shape and people who only go 3 days who are in shape so it's pretty unclear there to me. It could be any and all exercises lead to significant gains. The scenario is not one I really would say I have a full understanding of, I don't know the complete picture on how all this stuff is in place. lol I'm not just gonna put out swaths of health advice. People have been good and will be doing good. This is in terms of what I say to people because I don't want to express things excessively in this area and get people to a place where they have bad information.

Running General

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- Thu, 19 Sep 2019 18:11:06 EST YSH47fZe No.95805
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Wonder if any of you meatheads on here can answer some questions I have about running.

I see a lot of training programs saying that they keep weekly mileage under 25. Why? I'm around 20-22 miles at 5days/week and feel like I could (and plan to) do more without much of a problem.

While distance/endurance running seems surmountable, I'm having trouble increasing speed. Any tips aside from fartleks? The problem I have with fartleks is I have one speed: slow. I don't have much trouble running for 50 to 60 minutes, but it is always the same speed. I need those /ana/reobic

Do long distance runners normally run without underwear? I've seen people talk about having trouble with chafing until they bought shorts with netting. It doesn't seem like this would be needed unless they're going commando. I had trouble with my inner thighs chafing when I was just wearing mesh (swishy) shorts and cotton boxer briefs, but haven't had any trouble wtih chafing since I bought more running focused shorts and still wearing the same underwear.

I've been trying to prepare for outside running during the winter. I see a big focus on shirts that wick moisture away. Normally, I wear cotton tshirts and after my runs I'm drenched. I understand I won't sweat as much on a cold, but even on a 70 degree day my chest and back are soaked through and with wick material that moisture is has to go somewhere. My shorts are supposedly fast drying and wicking, but they're always soaked through too (or is it because of my cotton underwear?). So what's the point of fast-drying wicking material on cold days if you still end up drenched in sweat?

On the bottom half of my body during winter runs, I've read that at most you need to wear tights underneath your running shorts. So am I supposed to go commando? Because as I've said above my underwear are drenched in sweat when I get done running.

On a completely subjective note, how bad is it to run in cold air? I've heard it is like daggers, from people who have never been stabbed, but yea, is it something that I'll be able to get used to in a week or two or three?

I've heard that REAL running shoes make a big difference. I'm barely an athlete, I want running to be a habit for me, but I'm never gonna be able to compete other than against myself. Do I need a $200 running shoe?

How hard is it to switch running shoes? I have a pair of Adidas that I've run in since the beginning of this summer. At the same I bought those (cause buy 1 get 1 half off, bullshit) I bought a pair of new balance that I've only run in a couple of times recently on shorter runs.

Finally, how many miles do you think I have left on my shoes? pic related
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Cedric Greenhall - Sat, 05 Oct 2019 14:03:15 EST YSH47fZe No.95845 Reply
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>>95823
Something else that helped me was to try and run like you're running on eggshells. Ie. try to keep your foot strike as soft as possible. For me, if I'm hearing my foot strike the ground I'm probably letting my foot fall to the ground too hard.

>>95841
Right now I'm not able to justify spending $100 to $200 on a pair of shoes. Both pairs of my shoes (~$70 each) are very comfortable and work well for my current routine/mileage. I'll keep it in mind and someday, maybe. Tbh, right now I still think I'm just a novice, 3 less oz. on my feet aren't gonna do more for me than improving my form, quality miles and practice over time.

>>95843
Running isn't supposed to hurt. After a run: exhausted, yea. In pain, no.
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Cyril Bucklefield - Sun, 06 Oct 2019 15:07:16 EST I6hKwjD9 No.95847 Reply
>>95845

I only bring it up because you asked in OP. All of my shoes before have been very comfortable, I don't think it's necessarily just a weight thing either. A proper fit really can help encourage proper impact. Idk all the shoe jargon behind it but there's an upper tier of shoe beyond just being comfortable and working, in my experience. I can't go back to a shoe that just works anymore.

Ass Exercises

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- Sun, 05 Aug 2018 22:45:10 EST olyln65y No.94870
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I'm in the middle of my first cut and I don't want to lose any ass muscle as I'm having trouble keeping my pants on already. I really should've known that was going to happen.

My current routine is rough on my feet and I commute by walking, so my old go-to of heel raises is out. Sad! I could heel raise 90 pounds and pretend I was a big shot for that.

What other exercises work well for the glutes?
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Eliza Fedgestone - Thu, 29 Aug 2019 15:05:43 EST uCz/+K40 No.95748 Reply
look up slow and fast twitch muscle fibers. do explosive training like sprints or HIIT etc

Self-defense recommendations

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- Sat, 28 Sep 2019 19:56:11 EST AngVQgmH No.95830
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Don't know where else to put this. I just got jumped by some guy while walking. Any advice for non-lethal weapons?
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Wesley Dipperforth - Mon, 30 Sep 2019 16:37:13 EST nE+fnQwj No.95833 Reply
>>95830
Did you kick him in the nuts? That's a pretty effective paralyzer.
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