THE MR. TERRIFIC
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I started Insanity Asylum today. It's killer!
If I was as strong as you, I'd be happier looking.
One thing though, is it good for you to be pushing your hips up each rep? I'd heard that could put a lot of strain on your lower back.
Thats why you make sure you have a strong core to support your upper-back. You should see this video I do with hanging leg raises before I start, it really strengthens your lower trunk.
I'll do like 4 sets of these followed by crunches and other various ab related activities for 20 minutes every other day before I work out.
this was when I was really heavy, I'm alot lighter now.
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Thanks for the info man!Sleep deprivation causes changes in your hormone balance. Your protein synthesis and fatty acid oxidation rates are going to go down if you're chronically lacking sleep. That means you'll build less muscle and burn less fat, which leads to unfavorable changes to body composition in the long term.
There's a fine point up to which adding physical activity is good, and once you go past it, it can even be bad. I doubt you've reached that point, so yes, 30 minutes of walking/running 4x a week is generally good, I don't know your goals so that's as much as I can tell you.
Really tall parents have just as much chance as having average height kids than kids that are equally tall, because of a phenomenon called reduction to the mean. Basically nature is controlling things so that people don't just get taller and taller. Same goes for short parents.I wonder sometimes if I'd gotten more sleep in my teenage years if I'd be taller than 5'9, moreso when I look at my dads lumbering 6'7. But my mom was 5 feet.
Damn Willard, these WOD be unforgiveable, is there a high injury rate in CrossFit?
JAK®;20467525 said:Really tall parents have just as much chance as having average height kids than kids that are equally tall, because of a phenomenon called reduction to the mean. Basically nature is controlling things so that people don't just get taller and taller. Same goes for short parents.
Considering your mother is short on top of that, ending up at 5'9 is normal and actually quite a favourable outcome. I don't think any extra sleep would have given you anything more than a couple of inches, it certainly wouldn't have put you over the six foot mark.