In Fitness and in Health
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Beginning of January to this morning.
Started this journey February 10th. As of this morning I have dropped 76lbs and now weigh less than 250. Kinda of crazy what you can accomplish when you put your heart and soul into. MikeC thank you again!
"Obstacles are stepping-stones That guide us to our goals"
HOLY FUCK
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god damn! the guy in the first pic…wouldn´t even think about that being you brother! so good to see you´re still focussed on everything...keep going and stay strong mate! much respect!...
ah yeah head's up Finn, once you stop eating bread your stomach gets used to it and totally fcks itself if you magically start eating it again. Same deal on milk (different process, same fck out). I eat bread once in a blue moon and boy do I pay for it :|.
well i had bread because i had pretty serious stomach problems right after waking up (had the flu/shits and wasn´t able to keep anything in me for more than a few minutes!)…needed sth. to stuff my stomach with, so bread was the only thing i could think about that time! think it was because of having a strong cigar the evening before. not used to smoking one and i might took a too strong pull too many so that things kicked in in the morning
feeling way better now...was a weird feeling having bread after almost 6weeks! ^^ -
WOW!! Great job!!
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Just got a congratulations email from the man himself Michael Skogg
It read
Holy crap Jeff!
You're an inspiration!
Keep swinging and keep us posted!"Obstacles are stepping-stones That guide us to our goals"
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He seems like a good dude.
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Ranger panties all the way. Inspired by the legend himself Jeff! And I'm loving skogg, feeling better every day.
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Love my ranger panties and yes I will be rocking them during the goruck challenge.
"Obstacles are stepping-stones That guide us to our goals"
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Forearm/hand tightness with kettlebells is definitely not normal right? It gets to the point where I can hardly hold it and a burning sensation happens…. Thoughts on how to fix it?
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On what moves? If that's happening while you're not really swinging the bell, (like squats or presses, for instance) you need to shift your grip so that you can hold the bell with your hand open.
If that's happening on swinging moves, then you just have really weak hand and forearm muscles, sorry.
Now that I think about it more, it could also be because you're trying to swing the bell with just your arms, rather than getting a full motion from the hips. Regardless, it sounds more like you have a form problem rather than a muscle problem.
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Usually what gets me is like half way into it at clean and press. And only the left hand….gotta work that one more I guess.....
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Could still be a form problem; I continually scrape one knuckle on my left hand as I transition the bell from swing into rack, and it's just the way I'm holding my wrist.
Try recording yourself while working out (cell phone sitting on a chair works ok) and then watching it to see if you can spot anything obviously wrong.
