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I thought I told you to get some shut eye! Bwahahaha!!!
So long as you're eating the right things it'll happen. Also, you need to drink a shit tonne of water for what/where you are working. Chat soon grub.
I love the sun, I've never worn sunscreen (maybe as I kid but looking at old photos I'm tanned then too). I get yearly checkups on my birthday, that way I remember when it's due.
Loving the sups, been using them for almost a year now. The only problem I do have is your t-shirt and singlet sizes; do you make them for men? Every one I own (and have paid for), the sizing on the tags is different but everything is the same size. They look hot on my wife though.
Rock on, I'll stick my head in and have a look see. I've been thinking of joining GC Barbell (and still might) but it's always good to see what others are doing.
Yes and no. Also, the movent is slighty different when on a board as to swimming free style. Traps, lats, triceps, the list goes on. But is there one exercise that simulates the arm over arm?
Well, I went for a surf this morning before work and while paddling for a wave, I got thinking. Are there any weight training exercises out there replicate the paddling motion? I know deep push-ups can help with strength I that area but is there anything else?
I stopped benching for about a month and did everything with dumbbells. For some reason that seemed to help me along. I was stuck on 95kg for about 4-5 weeks and just tried different things.
120kg x 8 for bench (after 100 x10, 110 x8). Rooted afterwards but still felt good. Considering that on the 1st of Jan this year I'd struggle with 50kg.
Here's my mutt. Red cattle x greyhound, turned 13 this year and as fit as a fiddle. He's my best mate and goes most places with me. He's also the "community dog", where I live I'm surrounded my old people and he wanders around and visits them.
The same douche that's always there, huge arms and average everything else. Way too much weight, very little ROM and the. Dropping weights from an almighty height, throwing his weight belt away like it was rubbish then off to get a drink infront of the mirror.