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I don't know if you take any supplements, but I get that way over time if I'm taking anything that contains creatine and not drinking enough water.
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Thanks for the links, that power rack is exactly what I've been looking for as it will fit the low ceiling height in my basement. Looks like you have a nice setup. I have been building my home gym for a while as well so I can eventually quit paying my $49 monthly gym membership. (small town, not a lot to choose from).
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In your mind, picture yourself standing in front of a mirror with the body that you want, the more detailed the better, smile :-). Make an effort to think of this picture often, meditate on it while you're walking on the treadmill. If you do this often enough, you will eventually take action. I would also recommend sitting…
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Monday - Upper Push Tuesday - HIIT conditioning Wednesday - Legs Thursday - Rest Friday - Upper Pull Saturday - HIIT conditioning Sunday - Rest
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I like to feel good and be capable. Strength is generally useful, and I tend to do a lot of stuff in my life where it's nice to be in shape. I was pretty ripped when I was in my 20s, and my ultimate goal is to surpass that now in my 50s. I have a picture in my mind of what I want to look like and I think of it often. I…
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I'm on board, chest was last night, however it changes every month for me.
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More Athlean-x for me, I've been doing Jeff's workouts for over a year now, good results and injury free. I finished AX1, AX2 and two rounds of Ultimate Arms. I'm currently in the second month of NXT and will continue doing all 18 months of it, that put's me well into 2017.
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I have been drinking an isagenix shake every day for breakfast for almost a year now. I am not trying to lose weight however, but rather starting off the day with an excellent protein, amino acid and vitamin source. I use the big glass in a nutri-bullet, toss in a banana, some blue berries, skim milk and 2 scoops of the…
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You could try the pyramid method, I used it a few years back when I was working on increasing my pullup numbers and it helped me. You start with 1 and increase by 1 each set building up to your max and then back down by 1 each set. So if your max is 5, you would do these sets: 1-2-3-4-5-4-3-2-1. Rest between each set as…