100 push ups, 100 sit ups, 100 squats, 10 km run. Every Day!
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Repeat for 3 years and never use air conditioning no matter how hot or cold.
Is this a good workout plan?
Is this a good workout plan?
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Sorry, but this is terrible.
I actually value my hair.0 -
rainbowbow wrote: »Sorry, but this is terrible.
I actually value my hair.
Hopefully this won't cause me to lose my hair. I ran 10k this morning. I'm not to the point where I can do this every day yet. Still, I think the training would be good plus I don't have hair as nice as your @rainbowbow0 -
rainbowbow wrote: »Sorry, but this is terrible.
I actually value my hair.
Hopefully this won't cause me to lose my hair. I ran 10k this morning. I'm not to the point where I can do this every day yet. Still, I think the training would be good plus I don't have hair as nice as your @rainbowbow
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That's not enough. You have to change it up every day to keep your body guessing. One day you run a 10k, another day you run a trail 100k, another day you smoke crack, then drive the wrong way on the freeway. If that doesn't shock your metabolism, paying me $100 to do HIIT will.
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You would burn more calories by having to get up to turn the air conditioning on and off. Not using it is lazy tbh, you'll never succeed with that attitude.2
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NorthCascades wrote: »That's not enough. You have to change it up every day to keep your body guessing. One day you run a 10k, another day you run a trail 100k, another day you smoke crack, then drive the wrong way on the freeway. If that doesn't shock your metabolism, paying me $100 to do HIIT will.
Broscience.
I'll keep this in mind. I don't know if going the wrong way down the freeway is a good idea however.
Thanks for the tips.
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I think you'd need to double that workout at least....
And if I need to spell it out - no this is not a sensible plan.
Our bodies need rest days at the very least.
There's also no need to run 10k every day, 3 times a week would be sufficient unless training for a marathon..0 -
No, it's not a sensible plan. If you want to compete in an Olympic 10-K race, learn how Olympians train for it. If you have to make a living or want a family, you won't be able to keep up the time commitment.0
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No, not at all. 100 push-ups for me rested is 2 sets, maybe 3 at most. 100 sit-ups is nothing. What are your goals, and why would you do so much volume with absolutely no progression?0
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No, you left out 100 pull ups. You'll need those for a sexy back1
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Guys... this is a reference from one punch man.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C7rBDKrWprU&t=1m0s2
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