GORUCK Challenge
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once i do my challenge i can get this bastard off my car:
oh here are the rest of the weekdays:
as far as my workout i read the chain stitch massacre thread & decided Gile$ & Mega did enough running around for the three of us.
will make it up by waking up before my kids wake up & attempt to slip it to Tuesday. that will be my cardio for maybe 5 minutes if there is foreplay. i will then go clean out the gutters, wash Tuesday's truck & rent a tall ladder to finish painting the damn family room.
all you kids reading this get out there & do something before you end up like me
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I love bacon as well
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I love bacon as well
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Found this for you Jeff
applegate-bacon by bagley920, on Flickr -
Thanks brother way ahead of you I like applegate farms, grass fed, no nitrates, no processing. I have been trying to buy local as well
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I get it at bjs as well
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Outstanding best of luck to you please keep us posted about your journey
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go seawolf, i echo the above (keep us posted) & send good vibes your way.
d-triple, i'll see if i can get one of those i
bacon decals featuring a bearded fellow.oh & i was able to sneak in a few push-ups today & the creaking isn't as bad as before. really think it just came from being so sedentary for so long.
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So after a few days with the kettlebells, I decided I should just do cardio today. Ease into those bells, you know? Meanwhile, I've been thinking to myself, "I'm really not that sore; what's all the fuss about?" I left the house to go for a run – returned about ten minutes later. Holy shit. I was wrong. Dead wrong. I think I need to go take a nap...
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You're hooked now, aren't you?
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Great article, Doug. Thanks for sharing. I wholeheartedly agree that proper rest and diet are just as, if not more, important than an extensive exercise regimen. I am a firm believer in a four-day-a-week schedule, after trying both the four day and six day methods for years. Rest is essential to let your muscles recover. In my case, I've been extremely limited in the amount of physical activity I was capable of, over the last 18 months; and now that I am doing better, physically, I am a bit over-zealous.
A gentle reminder to take it easy is appreciated; whether that was your intention or not, ha.
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my way of getting in shape again is going to the gym 2-3times max. a week and when not going to the gym, it´s cardio time…so looks like that (just an example!):
monday, wednesday, friday = gym
- full body workout 60-75min.!
tuesday, thursday = cardio
- 30min. running or riding the bike
saturday, sunday = day off!
each morning right after waking up (except when doing cardio or going to the gym) and each evening right before going to bed, i do some sort of metabolic workout (2-3min. max.)...saturday and sunday as well!
if you want, i can also share my way of workout with you guys...nothing special though tbh.!
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That article was posted on Skogg's FB page, I just got around to reading it a couple days ago and meant to post it up here earlier
It's true though. If I push myself too hard, I wind up taking more time off than I would have if I had a more reasonable workout schedule. You wind up getting to the point of negative returns.
Balance is key, and it takes a long time to figure out what your own personal balance is
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I left the house to go for a run – returned about ten minutes later. Holy shit. I was wrong. Dead wrong. I think I need to go take a nap...
The place I was/do feel it most is in my core/thighs, freaking hilarious and goes to show the 'full body workout'. Know your pain brutha! I'm about 2-3 months in and it's still kicking my ass serious
no matter what…and even if it's only a 5minute workout, bet you're feeling all relieved and shit afterwards! celebrate the moment Mickey 
