@ WarChild - I tried P90x after you mentioned it in a thread last year and loved it. Trying the insanity workout now. Thanks for that, lost a stack of weight with P90X and changed just about everything in my life since.
that's really great guys , until one month ago i wasnt moving my ass really but almost a month without few days i workout every morning , first thing in the morning is the workout and then the day is starting.
Any suggestions for specific ways of workout?
Or links that you already know, but only for home workouts?
5-6 days a week for me. I can't work out early in the morning, though. I don't know how people do that. I prefer to work out in the evenings.
I havent work out more than 10 years , and if i dont do that the first thing in the morning i will stop again , i workout in the mornings cuz i need just a little more time to get the routine , for my blood start pumping early in the morning if is there any left
Originally posted by CaptainHowdy
Nope Captain i dont want to have those things on me , i think i will feel strange , very strange
Originally posted by ErectMedia
I'm in shape just wanna tone up a bit, moving in a few weeks and 1 bedroom will turn into office/weight room
Funny, all of us who train comes to post, none of the other guys comes even on the subject :P
I train 5 to 6 days a week, I'm a road biker, these days I train inside, 30min every morning, otherwise I bile 30km(18.5m) back and forth to the office morning/afternoon. A normal biking year for me is about 2500km (1550m), excluding inside training.
The second time the dog bites you, it's not his fault.
Funny, all of us who train comes to post, none of the other guys comes even on the subject :P
I train 5 to 6 days a week, I'm a road biker, these days I train inside, 30min every morning, otherwise I bile 30km(18.5m) back and forth to the office morning/afternoon. A normal biking year for me is about 2500km (1550m), excluding inside training.
I just started riding my bike again after 4 months of not riding. I forgot how much it makes your ass hurt for the first couple of weeks.
Funny, all of us who train comes to post, none of the other guys comes even on the subject :P
I train 5 to 6 days a week, I'm a road biker, these days I train inside, 30min every morning, otherwise I bile 30km(18.5m) back and forth to the office morning/afternoon. A normal biking year for me is about 2500km (1550m), excluding inside training.
That is great , i use to train with bike before a lot , but someone stole it and from than i never buy one , only sometimes i borrow from a friend who is also biking.
Biking is the best also in past i was skating madly
I just started riding my bike again after 4 months of not riding. I forgot how much it makes your ass hurt for the first couple of weeks.
That's for sure. At the beginning, you need lotion on time to time, but then you get use to it. Even if I'm biking almost everyday in my basement, doesn't change the fact that my ass will hurt once I begin outside.
And just so you know, I'm doing a 250km+ ride this summer agains't lung cancer from Montreal to Quebec city, any donation are welcome! Ok sry for the plug, but it's for a great cause :P http://www.conquercancer.ca/site/TR?...al&s_locale=en
The second time the dog bites you, it's not his fault.
I used to do sports and was pretty active until I was about 16. Then I stopped completely and didn't do any form of exercise until I was like 30. I ate and drank very unhealthy as well. I never got fat though, I just was totally out of shape.
Then I became single and moved to another country and started to work out. It was the first time in my life I did any kind of weights exercises and I loved it. I also started to eat a more healthy diet. This was about 3 years ago and since then I've been working out at least 3 times a week. I still go 3 to 4 times a week and still love it.
I don't do any cardio. My biggest problem is that it's very hard for me to gain weight. No matter how much I eat, it seems impossible to gain any weight, so my muscles grow quite slowly. Also because I never did any kind of weight training until I was over 30 it took quite a while to get into shape.
I managed to build a pretty nice body over the last 3 years though, it's not over the top bulky, just nicely shaped, including decent abs. I don't want to get much more bulky and have like a huge chest and huge arms, I just want to maintain what I have now.
I have 8 workouts in 5 days then I rest during the weekend...mon-wed-friday are 2 workouts back to back (bjj and grappling) and on tue and thu i have only bjj...
An hour/hour and a half on the elliptical machine every other day, biking in summer.
Have you tried using a different bike seat? Changed mine to a wider model than the one that came with the bike, made a huge difference.
Wide seats work great for me on a mountain bike, but I ride a Cannondale CAAD10 roadbike and the forward sitting position just works better with a narrow seat and higher pedal cadence. It's gotten much better, just had to "break in" again. I wont be going so long without riding next time.
Working out and eating healthy are a lifestyle. I dont think about, I just do it everyday. Since rest days are just as important as the days im in the gym, Id say I work out 7 days a week.
Train for 4-5 days, meal prep for 2. Time resting is time growing, like SC said its a lifestyle. If you enjoy the end result you'll keep at it. Baffles my mind how people don't respect the one body they're given. And on that note, its leg day!
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in my experience i would say it has more to do with how effective your workouts are rather than how often you are doing it. Going a few times a week to the gym for weights (compound muscle movements only) and cardio sessions are only around 6-15 minutes--which can be more than enough for endurance training if you do it right ;)
I'm currently training for a 24-hour ultra marathon (running) that's taking place in 10 weeks. I'm running close to 60 km per week and hope to do 150k in that 24 hours.
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