Eating unhealthy closer look View Thread Reply Hide GordonFagSay - Sun, 04 Aug 2019 19:14:40 EST elOwE49S No.95648 File: 1564960480449.jpg -(35567B / 34.73KB, 500x454) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. 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? >> Nathaniel Pigglebetch - Mon, 05 Aug 2019 03:36:57 EST SKvnE+Gb No.95649 Reply >>95648>obesity is one of the biggest predictors of health problems, so calories vs. the person's TDEE is a pretty big factor>the way that the food influences the hormones in your body that regulate hunger, based on its macronutrient content - carbs, or the lackthereof, change how you feel hunger and if you're not super disciplined this can change your eating habits>lack of micronutrients if the person is actively giving up healthier food options, eating just potato chips, to stay at or under their TDEE>the presence of toxic substances and I don't mean that "toxin" bullshit - I'm talking about heavy metals like mercury, lead, or cadmium - substances that will cause serious harm to your body if present in high enough concentrations>any sort of viral, bacterial, fungal, etc. infection contracted as a result of organisms present in the food sourceThe answer to all of your questions is dependent on what's causing the problem.This video is tangentially related and just really fucking cool - watch it. It'll give you a better idea of how the body processes food.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vuIlsN32WaE&t=1s >> Polly Perringmon - Mon, 05 Aug 2019 13:07:09 EST B9vL6okO No.95650 Reply >>95648What 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.
>> Nathaniel Pigglebetch - Mon, 05 Aug 2019 03:36:57 EST SKvnE+Gb No.95649 Reply >>95648>obesity is one of the biggest predictors of health problems, so calories vs. the person's TDEE is a pretty big factor>the way that the food influences the hormones in your body that regulate hunger, based on its macronutrient content - carbs, or the lackthereof, change how you feel hunger and if you're not super disciplined this can change your eating habits>lack of micronutrients if the person is actively giving up healthier food options, eating just potato chips, to stay at or under their TDEE>the presence of toxic substances and I don't mean that "toxin" bullshit - I'm talking about heavy metals like mercury, lead, or cadmium - substances that will cause serious harm to your body if present in high enough concentrations>any sort of viral, bacterial, fungal, etc. infection contracted as a result of organisms present in the food sourceThe answer to all of your questions is dependent on what's causing the problem.This video is tangentially related and just really fucking cool - watch it. It'll give you a better idea of how the body processes food.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vuIlsN32WaE&t=1s
>> Polly Perringmon - Mon, 05 Aug 2019 13:07:09 EST B9vL6okO No.95650 Reply >>95648What 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.
Fasting for cutting View Thread Reply Hide Phineas Nengerhall - Wed, 27 Feb 2019 15:06:17 EST NQLbEmHe No.95213 File: 1551297977188.jpg -(50524B / 49.34KB, 960x767) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. I've been fasting on rest days (4 days/week) and eating more to make up for it on workout days for about 2 weeks, I've lost a good amount of weight since I'm at around 8000-9000 kcal deficit/week, but working out feels incredibly difficult and I'm sure I've gotten weaker. The thing is, my main goal is fat loss and secondary is strength maintenance, but if I'm going to lose too much strength I'd rather do it the old fashioned way. Any thoughts on this approach? 6 posts and 1 images omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> Rebecca Wackledure - Thu, 04 Apr 2019 04:43:16 EST cnEMkfz5 No.95289 Reply >>95230Agreed. If you have to fast, cut protein last. >> Barnaby Hirringlock - Fri, 26 Jul 2019 22:28:10 EST U03PfSce No.95623 Reply 1564194490900.jpg -(68931B / 67.32KB, 803x1079) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. No carbs please >> Eugene Drangerdock - Tue, 30 Jul 2019 11:33:22 EST hbfQHISq No.95638 Reply 1564500802092.jpg -(52309B / 51.08KB, 640x620) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Stay away from that rabbit starvation, y'all
>> Rebecca Wackledure - Thu, 04 Apr 2019 04:43:16 EST cnEMkfz5 No.95289 Reply >>95230Agreed. If you have to fast, cut protein last.
>> Barnaby Hirringlock - Fri, 26 Jul 2019 22:28:10 EST U03PfSce No.95623 Reply 1564194490900.jpg -(68931B / 67.32KB, 803x1079) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. No carbs please
>> Eugene Drangerdock - Tue, 30 Jul 2019 11:33:22 EST hbfQHISq No.95638 Reply 1564500802092.jpg -(52309B / 51.08KB, 640x620) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Stay away from that rabbit starvation, y'all
Outdoor Summer Hoops View Thread Reply Hide Jenny Honeybury - Sat, 28 Jul 2018 21:26:13 EST RxwlhUSp No.94839 File: 1532827573879.jpg -(106421B / 103.93KB, 752x1063) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Let's say that I wanna git gud at basketball quickly to impress the local chocolate hunnies.Obviously on-court practice is best, but what can at I do at home or during bad weather to maximize footwork, agility and mad air? I assume cardio in general but specific exercises/diet/tips from experienced ballers would be appreciated. 5 posts and 4 images omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> Nathaniel Numbleseck - Thu, 22 Nov 2018 15:07:02 EST beWzC5Hx No.95136 Reply 1542917222741.jpg -(133229B / 130.11KB, 1021x1200) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Does wearing weighted clothes help you jump higher or does that only work in anime? >> Edwin Cocklefoot - Sat, 24 Nov 2018 23:01:09 EST OL3swCLi No.95155 Reply >>95136That's a meme. Weighted clothing (wristbands, shoes etc) are used for training muscles, in specific controlled movements (like glute kick backs). If you run while weighted down it's dog shit on your joints. >> Eugene Drangerdock - Tue, 30 Jul 2019 11:17:59 EST hbfQHISq No.95637 Reply 1564499879092.jpg -(116848B / 114.11KB, 693x1067) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>94839Unfortunately it is getting way too hot here in the Deep South for a white boy to play bball outside :/
>> Nathaniel Numbleseck - Thu, 22 Nov 2018 15:07:02 EST beWzC5Hx No.95136 Reply 1542917222741.jpg -(133229B / 130.11KB, 1021x1200) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Does wearing weighted clothes help you jump higher or does that only work in anime?
>> Edwin Cocklefoot - Sat, 24 Nov 2018 23:01:09 EST OL3swCLi No.95155 Reply >>95136That's a meme. Weighted clothing (wristbands, shoes etc) are used for training muscles, in specific controlled movements (like glute kick backs). If you run while weighted down it's dog shit on your joints.
>> Eugene Drangerdock - Tue, 30 Jul 2019 11:17:59 EST hbfQHISq No.95637 Reply 1564499879092.jpg -(116848B / 114.11KB, 693x1067) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>94839Unfortunately it is getting way too hot here in the Deep South for a white boy to play bball outside :/
Sleep View Thread Reply Hide Jarvis Gonkinstock - Fri, 12 Apr 2019 21:08:56 EST 0e6ht6pX No.95318 File: 1555117736500.jpg -(111619B / 109.00KB, 1080x1350) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. How important is sleep for a daily schedule? >> Ernest Clenninglun - Mon, 22 Apr 2019 20:45:01 EST V3eCMh4D No.95342 Reply All memory, muscle memory, and muscle recovery happens when you sleep. Probably the most important thing >> Eugene Drangerdock - Tue, 30 Jul 2019 11:15:48 EST hbfQHISq No.95636 Reply 1564499748092.jpg -(72270B / 70.58KB, 640x629) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>95318https://www.issaonline.com/blog/index.cfm/2018/does-lack-of-sleep-hinder-muscle-growth?PageSpeed=noscript>It’s not only that getting enough sleep helps muscles grow. Without adequate sleep muscle mass decreases.>A study in 2011 examined how sleep deprivation affected muscle gains and recovery.1 The study followed individuals who were on a strict sleep schedule for 72 hours. During this time, one group was allowed 5.5 hours of sleep; another was allowed 8.5 hours per day. All individuals followed a calorie-regulated diet.>What researchers discovered was that the individuals who slept only 5.5 hours had 60% less muscle mass at the end of the study, while those who slept 8.5 hours had 40% more muscle mass.
>> Ernest Clenninglun - Mon, 22 Apr 2019 20:45:01 EST V3eCMh4D No.95342 Reply All memory, muscle memory, and muscle recovery happens when you sleep. Probably the most important thing
>> Eugene Drangerdock - Tue, 30 Jul 2019 11:15:48 EST hbfQHISq No.95636 Reply 1564499748092.jpg -(72270B / 70.58KB, 640x629) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>95318https://www.issaonline.com/blog/index.cfm/2018/does-lack-of-sleep-hinder-muscle-growth?PageSpeed=noscript>It’s not only that getting enough sleep helps muscles grow. Without adequate sleep muscle mass decreases.>A study in 2011 examined how sleep deprivation affected muscle gains and recovery.1 The study followed individuals who were on a strict sleep schedule for 72 hours. During this time, one group was allowed 5.5 hours of sleep; another was allowed 8.5 hours per day. All individuals followed a calorie-regulated diet.>What researchers discovered was that the individuals who slept only 5.5 hours had 60% less muscle mass at the end of the study, while those who slept 8.5 hours had 40% more muscle mass.
Tobacco and skincare View Thread Reply Hide Frederick Brisslemerk - Wed, 24 Jul 2019 04:29:48 EST GanhevWh No.95609 File: 1563956988540.jpg -(176352B / 172.22KB, 2140x2000) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Does anybody notice that skin retracts more quickly when you smoke tobacco? Not sure if fit or /tobacco/ but wondering. It helps a bit with the weight loss and appetite control which was the first reason but I notice the streaks where I don't buy smokes for whatever reason the skin also heals less. Natives onto something? >> Eugene Drangerdock - Tue, 30 Jul 2019 11:05:17 EST hbfQHISq No.95635 Reply 1564499117092.jpg -(126465B / 123.50KB, 1600x900) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>95609I dunno but long-term tobacco smokers generally aren't known for having good skin
>> Eugene Drangerdock - Tue, 30 Jul 2019 11:05:17 EST hbfQHISq No.95635 Reply 1564499117092.jpg -(126465B / 123.50KB, 1600x900) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>95609I dunno but long-term tobacco smokers generally aren't known for having good skin
Can you get fit just running? View Thread Reply Hide Under Intact - Fri, 26 Jul 2019 00:08:30 EST LooqlA7a No.95616 File: 1564114110721.png -(1493184B / 1.42MB, 960x960) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. So I realized that where I moved to has some very steep inclines especially around my house. I just did some laps where I would run up a hill and walk back down it. I never had interest in working out until now, I mostly just smoke weed, eat shit food, and play games. Needless to say I am fat as fuck. Can I lose some weight doing this? Do I need to do more besides eating better? What do you think? 3 posts and 1 images omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> Under Intact - Fri, 26 Jul 2019 09:59:55 EST LooqlA7a No.95621 Reply >>95619i would need to get some weights or find something heavy to lift. I'm already adept in lifting my Xbox controller so I will need to find something a little heavier. Lol >> Fuck Blackshaw - Fri, 26 Jul 2019 19:16:45 EST JXcBCqRW No.95622 Reply >>95620Former 300 pound ish dude down to 170. Now I'm a bit over 180 but waist is another inch smaller. People have stopped saying I'm "skinny" even when I need a belt for 32 inch trousers. If your skin doesn't snap back fully you'll look a little bit fatter than you are (but only on your torso when it's exposed) but the more muscle the less the gap. Gaining that muscle means I almost look ripped in the mirror now and at worst I look like someone who is fit but maybe just had christmas rather than just flabby and skinnyfat. If you just want to impress people looks have diminishing returns. For a casual lay or a real relationship, once you're past the sack of shit level of flabbiness confidence and charm will get you further than a rippling body. Being dressed well also wins out both for that and for anything else. Though I barely possess any of those things. Eating better means make a plan, work out how it's manageable and do it. It's not really about self discipline it's just not making excuses. I found the following things helped>plan your diet>only buy what you actually plan on eating, don't just assume you can willpower everything. You can't and that's exhausting.>don't keep things you can graze off around, when you develop some self control you might move to keeping them out of reach>be realistic. I know if I open some things they're going to all go. I don't open a pack of those things unless I'm under my target, at it without any big drinking or eating events ahead or it'll fit in my budget>when you fail get back on the horse ASAP>when you fail look at why see; be realistic. >it's easier to not eat than to stop for most people. Start eating later in the day. Breakfast as you perceive it is a scam and empty carbs. 2 good meals a in a 10 hour window is fine. I actually get a lot out of cardio. Weights definitely helps you look less you're still fat if you lose 140lbs but cardio makes day to day everything easier. Making those slopes and inclines easier is great, walking up a hill with friends and not looking like a bitch is nice, athsma not being a problem when it crippled you before is lovely, being able to speed up for a train or bus without arriving a drippy mess for the sake of 15 seconds is useful. All those big muscles won't do shit for anything. Do both. Mix it up so you build confidence in your physical capabilities. It's all well and good looking good but having that confidence that you can jump that gap, pick up that thing or whatever is also really nice. Your body is good for starting out. If you get into the diet patterns, start cardio and work on body weight or even assisted bodyweight (pull ups are actually quite hard even when you're thin, I had to work up to them, now I can do 3 sets of 9 or 10 as part of a full workout) stuff it'll help. If you do those regularly with a good programme it'll at least give you practice before you buy weights or gym membership but it should help your strength if it's virtually non existent. >> Barnaby Hirringlock - Fri, 26 Jul 2019 22:35:27 EST U03PfSce No.95624 Reply 1564194927900.jpg -(168090B / 164.15KB, 850x1235) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>95616Remember to do it for a month AT LEAST. As a rough guide, expect 1-2 lbs weight loss a week.
>> Under Intact - Fri, 26 Jul 2019 09:59:55 EST LooqlA7a No.95621 Reply >>95619i would need to get some weights or find something heavy to lift. I'm already adept in lifting my Xbox controller so I will need to find something a little heavier. Lol
>> Fuck Blackshaw - Fri, 26 Jul 2019 19:16:45 EST JXcBCqRW No.95622 Reply >>95620Former 300 pound ish dude down to 170. Now I'm a bit over 180 but waist is another inch smaller. People have stopped saying I'm "skinny" even when I need a belt for 32 inch trousers. If your skin doesn't snap back fully you'll look a little bit fatter than you are (but only on your torso when it's exposed) but the more muscle the less the gap. Gaining that muscle means I almost look ripped in the mirror now and at worst I look like someone who is fit but maybe just had christmas rather than just flabby and skinnyfat. If you just want to impress people looks have diminishing returns. For a casual lay or a real relationship, once you're past the sack of shit level of flabbiness confidence and charm will get you further than a rippling body. Being dressed well also wins out both for that and for anything else. Though I barely possess any of those things. Eating better means make a plan, work out how it's manageable and do it. It's not really about self discipline it's just not making excuses. I found the following things helped>plan your diet>only buy what you actually plan on eating, don't just assume you can willpower everything. You can't and that's exhausting.>don't keep things you can graze off around, when you develop some self control you might move to keeping them out of reach>be realistic. I know if I open some things they're going to all go. I don't open a pack of those things unless I'm under my target, at it without any big drinking or eating events ahead or it'll fit in my budget>when you fail get back on the horse ASAP>when you fail look at why see; be realistic. >it's easier to not eat than to stop for most people. Start eating later in the day. Breakfast as you perceive it is a scam and empty carbs. 2 good meals a in a 10 hour window is fine. I actually get a lot out of cardio. Weights definitely helps you look less you're still fat if you lose 140lbs but cardio makes day to day everything easier. Making those slopes and inclines easier is great, walking up a hill with friends and not looking like a bitch is nice, athsma not being a problem when it crippled you before is lovely, being able to speed up for a train or bus without arriving a drippy mess for the sake of 15 seconds is useful. All those big muscles won't do shit for anything. Do both. Mix it up so you build confidence in your physical capabilities. It's all well and good looking good but having that confidence that you can jump that gap, pick up that thing or whatever is also really nice. Your body is good for starting out. If you get into the diet patterns, start cardio and work on body weight or even assisted bodyweight (pull ups are actually quite hard even when you're thin, I had to work up to them, now I can do 3 sets of 9 or 10 as part of a full workout) stuff it'll help. If you do those regularly with a good programme it'll at least give you practice before you buy weights or gym membership but it should help your strength if it's virtually non existent.
>> Barnaby Hirringlock - Fri, 26 Jul 2019 22:35:27 EST U03PfSce No.95624 Reply 1564194927900.jpg -(168090B / 164.15KB, 850x1235) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>95616Remember to do it for a month AT LEAST. As a rough guide, expect 1-2 lbs weight loss a week.
What hobbies do you have outside exercise? View Thread Reply Hide Clara Grandstone - Tue, 23 Jul 2019 18:34:28 EST t+E83hiS No.95607 File: 1563921268331.jpg -(27534B / 26.89KB, 300x301) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Everyday after work I exercise for about two hours. I always do about an hour of calisthenics, then half an our of juggling (lol), and then some weightlifting or body weight exercises depending on the day. Then after that I just fuck around on the computer until it's time to go to bed. What kind of fun stuff do you do when you're done exercising? Should I just give my life up to working out or something?Sorry to shit up the board with my boring problem, but I'm desperate. I ain't got no one to turn to. Thanks >> Phoebe Sammlewodge - Wed, 24 Jul 2019 17:32:09 EST Wc4dfmYk No.95613 Reply You'd get better muscle definition faster if you did weight lifting. It really depends in what exactly your goal is for working out. If you're trying to just lose weight then aerobic is your guv. If you want muscles then lift weights. The goal is to achieve muscular hypertrophy and then allow your muscles to grow by having a proper diet for such a thing.Besides jogging, working out every day is usually not something you'd ever want to aspire to do. I lift 3-4 times a week, switching up muscles. I usually rest a group for the following two days after the day that I lifted, but during those rest days I can exercise a different group of muscles. They usually become sore 8-10 hours after lifting, and then remain sore for another 32-38 hours after that. Then I exercise that muscle group again.But to actually answer your question, I read books, read/research world news online, draw, play a few instruments and make music on my computer, build things out of wood, hike, garden, and when my depression and anxiety gets bad I'll sit in my room in the dark watching things on netflix trying to escape ceaseless thoughts about death and the meaning of existence. >> GG real tired - Wed, 24 Jul 2019 21:51:54 EST /aYrRqJn No.95614 Reply >>95607Oh, you know, exploring negative things like e- and whether it equals mc^2.I play the keyboard, pretending it's a musical instrument when really it's a really uncomfortable communication tool.Other than daily minor exercises, I sometimes spend my day worrying about video game expansions.And watching Cannabis grow.J'essaie aussi de pratiquer le français, mais je ne sais jamais si il y a quelqu'un d'autre qui l'écrit quite like me. >> Eugene Blatherwill - Fri, 26 Jul 2019 05:28:59 EST Nze06xsd No.95618 Reply >>95614It's good. Rarement j'ai trouver des personnes sur les chans qui utilisent le français, esp. quebecois>95607OP, I have quite a few hobbies. Working out I don't ever view as a hobby, just general maintenance. Like if your car needed an oil change uh.. 3 - 4 times a week. It's five hours out of my entire week, nbd. I paint and sculpt, record a bit of music. Garden a bit, keep fish, play PC games. Experiment with psychedelics. IDK I have never met someone who told me their only hobby was working out, I probably would avoid that person or view them as shallow and boring. No offense. I'd say if you're on a weightloss/fitness journey, keep up your current routine, but I find an hour or so 4 times a week if I bust my ass each sesh is more than enough to keep me in shape. My point being, develop some outside interests - even if it is 'just' movies or video games; relationships and friendships depend on common interests, don't just have *one*
>> Phoebe Sammlewodge - Wed, 24 Jul 2019 17:32:09 EST Wc4dfmYk No.95613 Reply You'd get better muscle definition faster if you did weight lifting. It really depends in what exactly your goal is for working out. If you're trying to just lose weight then aerobic is your guv. If you want muscles then lift weights. The goal is to achieve muscular hypertrophy and then allow your muscles to grow by having a proper diet for such a thing.Besides jogging, working out every day is usually not something you'd ever want to aspire to do. I lift 3-4 times a week, switching up muscles. I usually rest a group for the following two days after the day that I lifted, but during those rest days I can exercise a different group of muscles. They usually become sore 8-10 hours after lifting, and then remain sore for another 32-38 hours after that. Then I exercise that muscle group again.But to actually answer your question, I read books, read/research world news online, draw, play a few instruments and make music on my computer, build things out of wood, hike, garden, and when my depression and anxiety gets bad I'll sit in my room in the dark watching things on netflix trying to escape ceaseless thoughts about death and the meaning of existence.
>> GG real tired - Wed, 24 Jul 2019 21:51:54 EST /aYrRqJn No.95614 Reply >>95607Oh, you know, exploring negative things like e- and whether it equals mc^2.I play the keyboard, pretending it's a musical instrument when really it's a really uncomfortable communication tool.Other than daily minor exercises, I sometimes spend my day worrying about video game expansions.And watching Cannabis grow.J'essaie aussi de pratiquer le français, mais je ne sais jamais si il y a quelqu'un d'autre qui l'écrit quite like me.
>> Eugene Blatherwill - Fri, 26 Jul 2019 05:28:59 EST Nze06xsd No.95618 Reply >>95614It's good. Rarement j'ai trouver des personnes sur les chans qui utilisent le français, esp. quebecois>95607OP, I have quite a few hobbies. Working out I don't ever view as a hobby, just general maintenance. Like if your car needed an oil change uh.. 3 - 4 times a week. It's five hours out of my entire week, nbd. I paint and sculpt, record a bit of music. Garden a bit, keep fish, play PC games. Experiment with psychedelics. IDK I have never met someone who told me their only hobby was working out, I probably would avoid that person or view them as shallow and boring. No offense. I'd say if you're on a weightloss/fitness journey, keep up your current routine, but I find an hour or so 4 times a week if I bust my ass each sesh is more than enough to keep me in shape. My point being, develop some outside interests - even if it is 'just' movies or video games; relationships and friendships depend on common interests, don't just have *one*
Healthy approach. View Thread Reply Hide Cedric Creddlepone - Tue, 09 Jul 2019 16:18:07 EST g62RwqTQ No.95575 File: 1562703487202.jpg -(332199B / 324.41KB, 900x1200) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. If I wanted to maximize my benefits but minimize my risk of injury what would the best course of action be? I know about some low-impact exercise but does weight training damage anything? Does the damage incurred last a long time? I think I workout wrong, I always hurt so bad afterwards. >> Beatrice Dunkinmon - Tue, 09 Jul 2019 18:54:01 EST Tp1rP3uI No.95576 Reply So to clarify is this actual pain or just run of the mill soreness? If it’s the latter then your “pain” should decrease dramatically in a month or so of working out. But If you’re actually fucking yourself up from lifting then I would recommend dropping down the weight and really focus on proper form then work your way up. Or try some sort of body weight routine. If your pain persists after that then I would recommend seeing a doctor because well, at the risk of sounding too technical, your shit might be fucked. >> David Ciffingville - Fri, 19 Jul 2019 23:50:06 EST 2Cswusl/ No.95601 Reply Any injury you incur from lifting and doing cardio will still be outweighed by the long term benefits of the two
>> Beatrice Dunkinmon - Tue, 09 Jul 2019 18:54:01 EST Tp1rP3uI No.95576 Reply So to clarify is this actual pain or just run of the mill soreness? If it’s the latter then your “pain” should decrease dramatically in a month or so of working out. But If you’re actually fucking yourself up from lifting then I would recommend dropping down the weight and really focus on proper form then work your way up. Or try some sort of body weight routine. If your pain persists after that then I would recommend seeing a doctor because well, at the risk of sounding too technical, your shit might be fucked.
>> David Ciffingville - Fri, 19 Jul 2019 23:50:06 EST 2Cswusl/ No.95601 Reply Any injury you incur from lifting and doing cardio will still be outweighed by the long term benefits of the two
Can't I just do a full body workout twice a week? View Thread Reply Hide Lillian Wepperwock - Sat, 02 Apr 2016 00:04:19 EST 6Pb9xgPr No.93221 File: 1459569859597.jpg -(103530B / 101.10KB, 620x629) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Instead of having chest, back, and leg days, what's stopping me from doing all of it in one sitting, twice a week? Is "you'll be too tired to do it all man" the only argument? Or is there something like less muscle gaining efficiency going on here? 31 posts and 11 images omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> Albert Crepperdog - Fri, 12 Jul 2019 10:16:45 EST M8eGQZ3a No.95586 Reply >>93221Yes you can.I work arms, legs, abs and back (general all over) 3x a week and have been doing so for years. Am not in perfect shape because of my diet mainly but I have good muscles and look good dressed. I do squats, tip toes, curls, tricep raises, whatever it's called when you pull them up inside of your shoulders, chest presses, sit ups, and push ups, 3sets of 15 for all except situps 3x 25.Im sure I could optimize it better but it works for me and I'm happy with the results. Fuck all the programs and what people tell you to do, do whatever feels right for you. People like to think we know everything but we're stupid and know nothing really. Every day we're finding out new shit works that we didn't think worked before. >> Archie Sebbleworth - Fri, 19 Jul 2019 00:14:41 EST l7BS3FSM No.95599 Reply I have been lifting for almost 10 years now. After the 3rd/4th year, for a few years I just did ONE full body workout every few MONTHS. Like 2-4 months in-between sessions. I kept all my gains. Obviously the haters and marketers will tell you that you need to lift 3-4-5-6 times a week and drink their protein shake before and after each time etc. >> Archie Snodfoot - Tue, 06 Aug 2019 16:27:57 EST l96urExd No.95654 Reply 1565123277705.jpg -(77831B / 76.01KB, 460x480) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>95599If you'd said 80% I MIGHT have believed you.
>> Albert Crepperdog - Fri, 12 Jul 2019 10:16:45 EST M8eGQZ3a No.95586 Reply >>93221Yes you can.I work arms, legs, abs and back (general all over) 3x a week and have been doing so for years. Am not in perfect shape because of my diet mainly but I have good muscles and look good dressed. I do squats, tip toes, curls, tricep raises, whatever it's called when you pull them up inside of your shoulders, chest presses, sit ups, and push ups, 3sets of 15 for all except situps 3x 25.Im sure I could optimize it better but it works for me and I'm happy with the results. Fuck all the programs and what people tell you to do, do whatever feels right for you. People like to think we know everything but we're stupid and know nothing really. Every day we're finding out new shit works that we didn't think worked before.
>> Archie Sebbleworth - Fri, 19 Jul 2019 00:14:41 EST l7BS3FSM No.95599 Reply I have been lifting for almost 10 years now. After the 3rd/4th year, for a few years I just did ONE full body workout every few MONTHS. Like 2-4 months in-between sessions. I kept all my gains. Obviously the haters and marketers will tell you that you need to lift 3-4-5-6 times a week and drink their protein shake before and after each time etc.
>> Archie Snodfoot - Tue, 06 Aug 2019 16:27:57 EST l96urExd No.95654 Reply 1565123277705.jpg -(77831B / 76.01KB, 460x480) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>95599If you'd said 80% I MIGHT have believed you.
Ass Exercises View Thread Reply Hide Doris Dingerwell - Sun, 05 Aug 2018 22:45:10 EST olyln65y No.94870 File: 1533523510756.jpg -(238361B / 232.77KB, 580x456) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. 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? 27 posts and 8 images omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> Molly Baffingham - Sun, 23 Jun 2019 03:07:30 EST IcLcfWoe No.95519 Reply 1561273650215.jpg -(51264B / 50.06KB, 500x721) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>94870I love some female thigh fighters. Punch, kick, kick! >> Betsy Gendlefack - Thu, 11 Jul 2019 06:38:32 EST IdGgp16U No.95584 Reply 1562841512420.jpg -(106876B / 104.37KB, 750x445) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>95519Butt out >> Rebecca Dimmlegold - Fri, 12 Jul 2019 01:08:18 EST e/ECI1Fn No.95585 Reply >>95001Nobody is going to think you're a perv, just do the exercise properly and don't stare at anybody while you do it. At worst, people are going to think you're gay or a thot.It's a legitimate exercise and in my experience it's sometimes recommend as a physical therapy tool which should be your first excuse if anybody tries to talk shit to you about it. Also, many gyms have a "pussy pad" - a pad that goes over the center of a barbell to make squatting more comfortable. Put the pad over the center of the barbell when you do your glute bridges - it will help a lot with the discomfort you will experience when you're on a cut and the weight rests on your hip bone for part of the exercise.
>> Molly Baffingham - Sun, 23 Jun 2019 03:07:30 EST IcLcfWoe No.95519 Reply 1561273650215.jpg -(51264B / 50.06KB, 500x721) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>94870I love some female thigh fighters. Punch, kick, kick!
>> Betsy Gendlefack - Thu, 11 Jul 2019 06:38:32 EST IdGgp16U No.95584 Reply 1562841512420.jpg -(106876B / 104.37KB, 750x445) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>95519Butt out
>> Rebecca Dimmlegold - Fri, 12 Jul 2019 01:08:18 EST e/ECI1Fn No.95585 Reply >>95001Nobody is going to think you're a perv, just do the exercise properly and don't stare at anybody while you do it. At worst, people are going to think you're gay or a thot.It's a legitimate exercise and in my experience it's sometimes recommend as a physical therapy tool which should be your first excuse if anybody tries to talk shit to you about it. Also, many gyms have a "pussy pad" - a pad that goes over the center of a barbell to make squatting more comfortable. Put the pad over the center of the barbell when you do your glute bridges - it will help a lot with the discomfort you will experience when you're on a cut and the weight rests on your hip bone for part of the exercise.
Genetically Fat View Thread Reply Hide Sidney Fedgegold - Thu, 27 Jun 2019 23:31:47 EST r3prFgtd No.95534 File: 1561692707489.jpg -(415416B / 405.68KB, 1536x2048) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. How do i lose weight if i am genetically fat? I have chronic fatigue like I am way to fucking tired to work out. My body is shit. My knees hurt and crack can't bike properly. I am getting tennis elbow from laying in bed so much with my laptop and phone bent at an angle.Healthy food. Nothing. If i eat healthy food i get headaches, anger, shaking, faint, light headed, and shitty. If I starve it's the same exact thing. I constantly want to eat full pizzas. and I do. But I cant help it. If I dont eat fat food and greasy food every day PLUS a full pizza I constantly get shaky faint light headed sick headaches etc. I tried to overdose on caffeine today. Nothing. I still ate burger king and a full pizza to stop myself from faintingWhat do I do? Bullemia is the only option right? I want to be skinny. I think eating food to the point of being fat is stupid little bitch shit and something like sheltered women and fat pussies do but my body fucking DIES without fat greasy food. I have been starving myself for years stomach never shrinks, never gets any better, never get used to it. Also uppers give me anxiety so thats hard as fuck. 16 posts and 4 images omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> Cyril Brunkintack - Thu, 04 Jul 2019 08:44:51 EST 74kl41c5 No.95565 Reply 1562244291492.png -(451292B / 440.71KB, 486x412) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>95534Same boat. My fucking spastic knees hurt all the time and doing squats to get strong and burn calories cripples me. Deadlifts and Pendlay rows tweak the fuck out of my back so bad sometimes that I can't walk anymore. Want to use the boxing bag but apparently its reserved for some kind of Crossfit faggot people and the gym owner has a fucking spergfit when I want to use the boxing bag like I just ejaculated a fortnite of rancid yellow tinged nofap into his mouth while he wasn't looking. I have no stamina for cardio, and don't like eating healthy. Fat piece of shit it is for me. >> Cyril Brunkintack - Thu, 04 Jul 2019 08:54:52 EST 74kl41c5 No.95566 Reply Fuck those Crossfit cunts. Fucking pieces of shit. >> Jenny Gipperstone - Fri, 05 Jul 2019 07:48:33 EST Wc4dfmYk No.95569 Reply >>95565If by boxing bag you mean punching bag, if you're motivated enough you can build your own using a section of pulled up carpeting, duct tape, PVC pipe, and a small section of plywood. You attach a circular piece of plywood to the bottom of a 2-3 inch wide, 3-4 foot long PVC pipe, then wrap the carpet as tightly as possible around the pipe (like you would roll up a sleeping bag) with the underside of the carpet facing outward. After the carpeting is secure, wrap its entirety top to bottom with a couple of tightly wound layers of duct tape. From there all you have to do is hang it from something.It's very similar in weight and density to a professional grade punching bag, and you can make it using what can ordinarily be found as scrap materials in many people's garages. Looking online, the cheapest of cheap punching bags will go for roughly $100, and a decent one will cost around $200. I don't know if this includes a rack or stand. So, it's not a huge investment by any means to just buy a bag yourself, but I personally enjoy DIY projects, and making your own is a chance to save 90%+ on costs. I've been planning to make my own bag and stand for a while now, but haven't come across any spare carpet. I've considered buying a cheap, used rug that's large enough to use instead. I also have a lot of vinyl fabric from where I work that I plan to use to make a nice cover for my home-made punching bag so that it both looks professional and will hopefully provide a little more durability over top the duct-tape layers.Also, fuck crossfit. Anybody who actually cares about their physical well-being will do whatever they can to avoid it. It's for vain people who only exercise for looks and will go through any means, no matter how damaging to your body, to achieve said looks. I've read that being an instructor at a crossfit gym doesn't require you to be officially certified in physical fitness like at a real gym. Supposedly you get some bullshit "crossfit certification" that is not anything like a physical fitness cert.
>> Cyril Brunkintack - Thu, 04 Jul 2019 08:44:51 EST 74kl41c5 No.95565 Reply 1562244291492.png -(451292B / 440.71KB, 486x412) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>95534Same boat. My fucking spastic knees hurt all the time and doing squats to get strong and burn calories cripples me. Deadlifts and Pendlay rows tweak the fuck out of my back so bad sometimes that I can't walk anymore. Want to use the boxing bag but apparently its reserved for some kind of Crossfit faggot people and the gym owner has a fucking spergfit when I want to use the boxing bag like I just ejaculated a fortnite of rancid yellow tinged nofap into his mouth while he wasn't looking. I have no stamina for cardio, and don't like eating healthy. Fat piece of shit it is for me.
>> Cyril Brunkintack - Thu, 04 Jul 2019 08:54:52 EST 74kl41c5 No.95566 Reply Fuck those Crossfit cunts. Fucking pieces of shit.
>> Jenny Gipperstone - Fri, 05 Jul 2019 07:48:33 EST Wc4dfmYk No.95569 Reply >>95565If by boxing bag you mean punching bag, if you're motivated enough you can build your own using a section of pulled up carpeting, duct tape, PVC pipe, and a small section of plywood. You attach a circular piece of plywood to the bottom of a 2-3 inch wide, 3-4 foot long PVC pipe, then wrap the carpet as tightly as possible around the pipe (like you would roll up a sleeping bag) with the underside of the carpet facing outward. After the carpeting is secure, wrap its entirety top to bottom with a couple of tightly wound layers of duct tape. From there all you have to do is hang it from something.It's very similar in weight and density to a professional grade punching bag, and you can make it using what can ordinarily be found as scrap materials in many people's garages. Looking online, the cheapest of cheap punching bags will go for roughly $100, and a decent one will cost around $200. I don't know if this includes a rack or stand. So, it's not a huge investment by any means to just buy a bag yourself, but I personally enjoy DIY projects, and making your own is a chance to save 90%+ on costs. I've been planning to make my own bag and stand for a while now, but haven't come across any spare carpet. I've considered buying a cheap, used rug that's large enough to use instead. I also have a lot of vinyl fabric from where I work that I plan to use to make a nice cover for my home-made punching bag so that it both looks professional and will hopefully provide a little more durability over top the duct-tape layers.Also, fuck crossfit. Anybody who actually cares about their physical well-being will do whatever they can to avoid it. It's for vain people who only exercise for looks and will go through any means, no matter how damaging to your body, to achieve said looks. I've read that being an instructor at a crossfit gym doesn't require you to be officially certified in physical fitness like at a real gym. Supposedly you get some bullshit "crossfit certification" that is not anything like a physical fitness cert.
hypothetically speaking View Thread Reply Hide Sophie Blushcocke - Fri, 28 Jun 2019 12:02:22 EST esMx6nmo No.95538 File: 1561737742085.jpg -(29772B / 29.07KB, 450x528) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. if you ingested a small amount of strychnine put into your food by somebody trying to kill you but survived somehow (say you puked your brains out but then had that weird fucking tension shit where you look like you're trying to imitate hulk)how would this fuck up your body and how would you fix it? 1 posts and 1 images omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> Charles Hiblingpot - Sat, 29 Jun 2019 13:28:49 EST lIfdbewP No.95547 Reply >>95545pervasive paranoia and mistrust of doctors >> Jarvis Damblestone - Tue, 02 Jul 2019 04:58:25 EST TJ3PIciH No.95556 Reply 1562057905325.jpg -(183608B / 179.30KB, 1024x768) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>95547Good life then, troll. >> Cyril Brunkintack - Thu, 04 Jul 2019 09:37:18 EST 74kl41c5 No.95567 Reply It can't be good.The lyrics to that song by proto punk rock band the Sonics about liking "the taste of straight strychnine"..... eating poison and enjoying it more than water or wine, could be about masochism, male hubris or about a strange narcissistic fantasy of being immortal. One of the founders of Stanford University, Jane Stanford was murdered with strychnine. She said it was agonizing. On the topic of poisons... Anatoxin... little needle like crystals, looks like crystal methamphetamine, but extremely deadly.
>> Charles Hiblingpot - Sat, 29 Jun 2019 13:28:49 EST lIfdbewP No.95547 Reply >>95545pervasive paranoia and mistrust of doctors
>> Jarvis Damblestone - Tue, 02 Jul 2019 04:58:25 EST TJ3PIciH No.95556 Reply 1562057905325.jpg -(183608B / 179.30KB, 1024x768) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>95547Good life then, troll.
>> Cyril Brunkintack - Thu, 04 Jul 2019 09:37:18 EST 74kl41c5 No.95567 Reply It can't be good.The lyrics to that song by proto punk rock band the Sonics about liking "the taste of straight strychnine"..... eating poison and enjoying it more than water or wine, could be about masochism, male hubris or about a strange narcissistic fantasy of being immortal. One of the founders of Stanford University, Jane Stanford was murdered with strychnine. She said it was agonizing. On the topic of poisons... Anatoxin... little needle like crystals, looks like crystal methamphetamine, but extremely deadly.
Bump When Glowing: Summer Is Near Edition View Thread Reply Hide Nathaniel Ganninggold - Fri, 06 May 2016 17:23:09 EST N8OZInGP No.93325 File: 1462569789703.jpg -(92954B / 90.78KB, 777x728) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Last thread stopped bumping.Just got back from the gym.>Chest, shoulders, and triceps>45 minutes of cardio>a bunch of core exercises on the mat>20 minutes practicing punch combos and kicks with the punching bag 503 posts and 137 images omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> OP Here - Wed, 10 Jul 2019 12:31:32 EST e3Pg/OFd No.95578 Reply >>93325Killing time before my massage. Realizing my grip strength is weaker than my major muscles. Maxed a few machines out, which is fun. I feel wicked strongButAlso feel like I'm developing a body image complex lol >> Frederick Brisslemerk - Wed, 24 Jul 2019 04:31:06 EST GanhevWh No.95610 Reply Looking damn finer than I used to but this fucking skin, man. Salt soaks and oil are helping as is tobacco (maybe). Would let an expert help surgically or point a laser at it if I had the chips, still think it will heal up, just not as fast as I want it, too. >> Edward Brookman - Thu, 01 Aug 2019 06:07:53 EST U16vEMEH No.95640 Reply 1564654073917.jpg -(32748B / 31.98KB, 550x562) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Did a 40-min jog, now doing weights to music. May Ni-ke, goddess of vicotry, smile on me.
>> OP Here - Wed, 10 Jul 2019 12:31:32 EST e3Pg/OFd No.95578 Reply >>93325Killing time before my massage. Realizing my grip strength is weaker than my major muscles. Maxed a few machines out, which is fun. I feel wicked strongButAlso feel like I'm developing a body image complex lol
>> Frederick Brisslemerk - Wed, 24 Jul 2019 04:31:06 EST GanhevWh No.95610 Reply Looking damn finer than I used to but this fucking skin, man. Salt soaks and oil are helping as is tobacco (maybe). Would let an expert help surgically or point a laser at it if I had the chips, still think it will heal up, just not as fast as I want it, too.
>> Edward Brookman - Thu, 01 Aug 2019 06:07:53 EST U16vEMEH No.95640 Reply 1564654073917.jpg -(32748B / 31.98KB, 550x562) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Did a 40-min jog, now doing weights to music. May Ni-ke, goddess of vicotry, smile on me.
Pet peaves on motivation and other people View Thread Reply Hide Fuck Nicklewell - Mon, 24 Jun 2019 11:09:57 EST mdPfTNR4 No.95524 File: 1561388997286.jpg -(10612B / 10.36KB, 272x183) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Look, I know you should just ignore haters and not flex on them. But this bothers me.I basically lived on drugs, fruit and hard liqour as a teenager. My body was super fucked up. Towards the end, things got better, but my family then realized I got way too pro-ana and overfed me junk food. Fat again. Then I went to college. Some shit happened and one summer I nearly starved to death alone. Skinny again. Transferred schools, major depression disorder. Fat again. Finally bought weight sets, got in "real shape" for the first time and everything was gucci until I lost my first job in the first crash of 2009. Got fat again but thanks to drug use also really fucked up in other ways physically. Time passes, and I shape up again. Then, get seriously ill. Weirdly skinny fat for a while. Then, trouble with law. Homeless. Get the most pro-ana I have ever been but thanks to previous bulks (?) somewhat muscular. Then, mandated rehab. They pump me full of drugs and give me a chemical lobotomy and destroy my kidneys and pancreas. Fattest ever. Then, out of rehab, meet chad shrink who realizes what happened and tells me to just hit the CBD instead of all that poison pill garbage. Working out so far. Been about a year and a half..My point is, I don't want to let this happen again. Besides keeping me life fucking stable (which is on point now), there is a lot of emotional bullshit from bullying during this period that still gets under my skin sometimes. How do I make myself impervious to this? Sometimes it works for motivation in the sense of healing the pain and destroying the haters but I'm generally pissed off at being mocked for being too skinny because I was eating road kill or too fat because I had just emerged from the wilderness and was unable to restrain myself when presented with free pizza.I can't reasonably explain to gym rats who have led comfortable suburban lives what I've been through nor do I really judge them for not understanding, just want to be able to focus more on it and not get distracted by the bullshit when it arises. 1 posts omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> Thomas Fusslekot - Mon, 24 Jun 2019 15:34:33 EST aQi9NM/V No.95526 Reply >>95525TBH it's more directed shit-talk behind my back from people I happen to know through third parties that makes its way to me from true friends who let me know it's happening. >> Walter Cuddlepat - Mon, 24 Jun 2019 18:20:25 EST jSQHGOZF No.95527 Reply >>95526It sounds like a case of arseholes gonna shit honestly. This is more of a /qq/ issue and the answer is that some people are just turds. Big strong guys who can't even say it to your face. If they have no empathy or understanding for anyone then they're always going to be hideous. The truth is that in age that most of us will lose our size and mass and turn into a bald wrinkly ballsack and then all that differentiates the most hideous piece of shit from the charming old gent is one is how they treat others. In the mean time though obviously keep lifting because this shit is increasingly in the past. . Fat shaming is another topic you and I know it's both partly that person's fault/actions/judgement but also not as simple as it seems (perspective, life pressure, mental health, just thinking it's not possible) but that being fat and its consequences are punishment enough without people being needlessly sadistic not that healthy at any weight isn't bullshit or that fat people are as attractive but that's their cross, or increased mass to bear. Those people are just insecure and all they have is trying to make someone else feel less intimidating. If all they have is "they used to be faaat" then damn their lives are sad. I mean people are usually impressed by a success story. These guys must be really failing at life. Hard. Just set goals and keep knocking them down. You know you're winning if they start bitching about your form, because that means that you're lifting bigger than them and they can't critique it any more. But even if you don't get there fuck em. They aren't worth it. >> Simon Bonnerson - Tue, 25 Jun 2019 00:22:21 EST Erhus2aa No.95528 Reply >>95527Fair enough. Will suck it up and attribute it to bullshit for now and /qq/ about it if I can't handle it later.
>> Thomas Fusslekot - Mon, 24 Jun 2019 15:34:33 EST aQi9NM/V No.95526 Reply >>95525TBH it's more directed shit-talk behind my back from people I happen to know through third parties that makes its way to me from true friends who let me know it's happening.
>> Walter Cuddlepat - Mon, 24 Jun 2019 18:20:25 EST jSQHGOZF No.95527 Reply >>95526It sounds like a case of arseholes gonna shit honestly. This is more of a /qq/ issue and the answer is that some people are just turds. Big strong guys who can't even say it to your face. If they have no empathy or understanding for anyone then they're always going to be hideous. The truth is that in age that most of us will lose our size and mass and turn into a bald wrinkly ballsack and then all that differentiates the most hideous piece of shit from the charming old gent is one is how they treat others. In the mean time though obviously keep lifting because this shit is increasingly in the past. . Fat shaming is another topic you and I know it's both partly that person's fault/actions/judgement but also not as simple as it seems (perspective, life pressure, mental health, just thinking it's not possible) but that being fat and its consequences are punishment enough without people being needlessly sadistic not that healthy at any weight isn't bullshit or that fat people are as attractive but that's their cross, or increased mass to bear. Those people are just insecure and all they have is trying to make someone else feel less intimidating. If all they have is "they used to be faaat" then damn their lives are sad. I mean people are usually impressed by a success story. These guys must be really failing at life. Hard. Just set goals and keep knocking them down. You know you're winning if they start bitching about your form, because that means that you're lifting bigger than them and they can't critique it any more. But even if you don't get there fuck em. They aren't worth it.
>> Simon Bonnerson - Tue, 25 Jun 2019 00:22:21 EST Erhus2aa No.95528 Reply >>95527Fair enough. Will suck it up and attribute it to bullshit for now and /qq/ about it if I can't handle it later.
