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Do you ever stumble upon people at the gym.. that really should not be out in public... there were these kids.. so obnoxious.. My gym has an 18 years or older policy.. they acted like they were 13..
Raven, your logic is sound. Swimming sounds awesome. But see, I would do swimming but that costs too much money. There is a Y right down the street and yes, my membership would only be $18, which is a steal, but I have to be locked in for a year. I mean, damn.
Sweet, never made the Thread Manager make a new thread before.
Here's me doing some very strict rows. After a heavy benchpress session were I hit 255lbs twelve times while on a cut.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uEEulhp7lBY&list=UUrqghxazsUu4kRzKrkMqp1w
You could just do swimming for a few months with some kind of pay-as-you-go, if they offer that there. Many gyms do allow you to just swim whenever. You could just do it intensely for a couple of months or so, which would get you past that threshold and allow you to burn off your gut. You want something that does the job quickly for you instead of having to only see results very gradually over a longer period of time. Even in three months, if you swam several times a week, you would end up looking very toned. Also, it builds your back, chest, lats and shoulder muscles. Ever wonder why these swimmers have such broad shoulders? It's from doing these strokes repetitively all day long.
But even if you were locked in for a year, it would be worth it I think. $18 a month to achieve these kinds of results more efficiently has got to be a bargain.
DRI fit has changed my life. I seriously can't workout without it. It feels so sleek and absorbs the sweat.
warhammer, do you think the idea of committing to it for a year and having to pay for would be a good incentive to get you in there? if you don't go, you'd essentially be wasting your money. so maybe you would be more inclined to go
I am strongly considering it. I will let you know if I follow through with it. Thank you for the idea.
warhammer, do you think the idea of committing to it for a year and having to pay for would be a good incentive to get you in there? if you don't go, you'd essentially be wasting your money. so maybe you would be more inclined to go
^^^ good channel. I'm not quite as strong, but near your bro in strength, so ill subscribe.
Do you ever stumble upon people at the gym.. that really should not be out in public... there were these kids.. so obnoxious.. My gym has an 18 years or older policy.. they acted like they were 13..
I want to say it was about a year ago these three kids (had to be 15 or 16) were loading up the leg press with 45 lb plates. I tried to warn against that and stressed reps and form over weight especially for their age. Next thing you hear is the leg press coming down hard and not going back up.
warhammer, do you think the idea of committing to it for a year and having to pay for would be a good incentive to get you in there? if you don't go, you'd essentially be wasting your money. so maybe you would be more inclined to go