Nymeria said: Weight lighting friendly competition this weekend. Images below are me and my partner doing snatches. |
Far out, how much weight is that you're lifting?
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Tuna and water | 8 | 50.00% | |
Tuna and water | 3 | 18.75% | |
Tuna and water | 5 | 31.25% | |
Total: | 16 |
Nymeria said: Weight lighting friendly competition this weekend. Images below are me and my partner doing snatches. |
Far out, how much weight is that you're lifting?
curl-6 said:
Far out, how much weight is that you're lifting? |
85 lbs / 39 kgs - doing sets of 20, was focused on form, speed, and linking reps.
Nymeria said:
85 lbs / 39 kgs - doing sets of 20, was focused on form, speed, and linking reps. |
Nice work! :D
Don't know if I could handle 40 kilos; I don't really do that kind of lifting so the specific muscles I'd need are probably underdeveloped. I mostly do pushups, situps, and leg raises.
Teeqoz said: Well fuck. 30 mins and 9 seconds lol Oh well, an improvement is still an improvement right, even if it's just by 1 second lawl |
Do you have a goal in mind? What is your 1 mile time?
Nymeria said: Weight lighting friendly competition this weekend. Images below are me and my partner doing snatches. |
Killing it as usual! I've been considering throwing oly lifts into my routine for a change of pace, and maybe for the possibility of trying out for the University weightlifting team. I've started using a hook-grip on all of my heavier pulls as I refuse to buy straps, and I like using a snatch grip on my RDLs (and high pulls), so I've kinda started it already. Would likely start out with cleans and overhead squats until I can get my mobility and coordination to a good enough point.
I've also really started to focus on my caloric intake! Trying to get my bf% closer to 10-12% so I can look the part a bit more. I'm not necessarily aiming to lose weight as much as I am aiming to lose fat, so my protein intake is going to be preeettttyy high for a while (think 160g+ daily). DOn't want to lose any muscle mass in my cut if I can help it!
Other than that I've really taken up hiking. Snagged a few good pics from my recent hike in the Waterton Lakes Park this past Saturday. It was a 12km (roundtrip) hike past a waterfall and 1200 feet up a mountain to a glacier fed lake. Very nice hike with some great views, and totally worth it! Especially since I brought steak with me to chow down on.
Here's a picture of the endpoint - Bertha Lake:
In the future I have plans to go on some 2-3 day hikes across the US border (within the same park). Hiking is great guys! So is mountain biking. I highly recommend both activities for some cardio that doesn't suck balls!
After being sick for months, started again my training. I'm almost completing 3 months of constant training.
This is my workout now:
Lower body (legs):
Day 1 - Quadriceps
Day 2 - Femorals
Day 3 - Butt
Day 4 - Abductors
Calf (pantorrilla) almost diary
Upper body:
Day 1 - Chest & biceps
Day 2 - Back & triceps
Day 3 - Shoulders
Intensity is a little more as I have to complete in an hour o a little more than an hour (monday-friday).
Now I need to rest a little less in between the excercises to make it slower every repetition with a little more weight.
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Pavolink said: After being sick for months, started again my training. I'm almost completing 3 months of constant training. This is my workout now: Lower body (legs): Day 1 - Quadriceps Day 2 - Femorals Day 3 - Butt Day 4 - Abductors Calf (pantorrilla) almost diary Upper body: Day 1 - Chest & biceps Day 2 - Back & triceps Day 3 - Shoulders Intensity is a little more as I have to complete in an hour o a little more than an hour (monday-friday). Now I need to rest a little less in between the excercises to make it slower every repetition with a little more weight. |
That's an interesting split. So you do a bit of upper body and lower body each day (3-4 days/week)? You might be able to progressivley overload a bit more if you put the push muscles together and same with the pull. Just my two cents. I understand the daily calf exercises though lol the struggle is real here too.
How long have you been doing this split and how are you finding it so far?
ReimTime said:
That's an interesting split. So you do a bit of upper body and lower body each day (3-4 days/week)? You might be able to progressivley overload a bit more if you put the push muscles together and same with the pull. Just my two cents. I understand the daily calf exercises though lol the struggle is real here too. How long have you been doing this split and how are you finding it so far? |
Yes, I split it. First lower body and then upper body.
I found to be very good because I don't end tired. I can put a lot more weight in every part.
For example, today it's Day 1 on lower body and Day 3 on upper body. So, quadriceps and shoulders. Today is a light day.
Butt and back day are harder -_-
After sometime, I will start with "pyramids" (dunno how to say in english). I fear those.
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Pavolink said:
Yes, I split it. First lower body and then upper body. I found to be very good because I don't end tired. I can put a lot more weight in every part. For example, today it's Day 1 on lower body and Day 3 on upper body. So, quadriceps and shoulders. Today is a light day. Butt and back day are harder -_-
After sometime, I will start with "pyramids" (dunno how to say in english). I fear those. |
more power to ya! I have pyramids too except I rarely go back down the pyramid haha
Hey i am planning to start swimming soon enough. What gym workouts do you recommend to get better in the pool?
jonager said: Hey i am planning to start swimming soon enough. What gym workouts do you recommend to get better in the pool? |
Hmmmm that's a tough one. I'm no expert on swimming but to be honest swimming is a pretty good workout in itself! I'm trying to think of some accessory lifts in the gym to help with swimming but I'm not too sure what to recommend. I hope you don't mind if I refer you to the Fittit wiki for some research! They would probably be able to help you a lot more than I could https://www.reddit.com/r/Fitness/wiki/index