I also have tumblers without a top from the brand Brumate that work amazingly, but they cost more than $20 retail. I've gotten them for cheaper at discount stores and on sale at their website.
A good, insulated cup. I make ice coffee every morning and a good cup doesn't get condensation and keeps the coffee cold for hours (I drink slowly while I work)
I learned about Tape to Tape recently which looks awesome, but it seems to be under heavy development still so I may wait until I'm ready to actually start playing before buying.
Sounds a lot like me! Except I'm further behind on steady state cardio too. I do CrossFit 1-2 times a week, it's been fun learning olympic lifting for a new challenge. Come to think of it, CrossFit is really good about filling in a lot of the aspects of fitness that traditional powerlifting often ignores. Even the stretching at the beginning of class has been helpful for me, but I also started doing yoga do which was great for mobility.
Awesome. Do you enjoy running? I've been doing CrossFit for conditioning, which has helped me get in more cardio than ever before because it's the only kind I don't hate.
Nice, that's a huge PR. I've been taking a break from competitive powerlifting and have really enjoyed CrossFit the last couple years believe it or not. There's still lots of strength work but lots of cardio too.
Doesn't seem like splitting off the discussion into two subs would help at this point. Strength and hypertrophy is a large part of fitness. What is the benefit of dividing the user base like this?
Agree, pull push legs makes the most sense. That said, once you get to a certain level of strength, deadlifting twice per week just may not make sense anymore no matter what you do.
Sounds like tariffs in the US are to blame then
Thanks for the write up. I'm also in California thinking about a scooter, but my suburban neighborhood is so car centric it will be tough.
I've never been a racing game fan but art of rally looks incredible. I'll pick it up
I have a silicone cup like this that works pretty well: https://a.co/d/3nabYyx
I also have tumblers without a top from the brand Brumate that work amazingly, but they cost more than $20 retail. I've gotten them for cheaper at discount stores and on sale at their website.
A good, insulated cup. I make ice coffee every morning and a good cup doesn't get condensation and keeps the coffee cold for hours (I drink slowly while I work)
Congrats. What exercises did you do? My physical therapist had me to sideways banded walks and banded reverse hypers to strengthen my hips.
I learned about Tape to Tape recently which looks awesome, but it seems to be under heavy development still so I may wait until I'm ready to actually start playing before buying.
Sounds a lot like me! Except I'm further behind on steady state cardio too. I do CrossFit 1-2 times a week, it's been fun learning olympic lifting for a new challenge. Come to think of it, CrossFit is really good about filling in a lot of the aspects of fitness that traditional powerlifting often ignores. Even the stretching at the beginning of class has been helpful for me, but I also started doing yoga do which was great for mobility.
Awesome. Do you enjoy running? I've been doing CrossFit for conditioning, which has helped me get in more cardio than ever before because it's the only kind I don't hate.
Nice, that's a huge PR. I've been taking a break from competitive powerlifting and have really enjoyed CrossFit the last couple years believe it or not. There's still lots of strength work but lots of cardio too.
Right on, congrats and thanks for explaining
Ok but what does "sent a 6b bouldering problem" mean?
wait, what?
That sounds awesome.
Nice! By "off" do you mean not lifting or reducing the load?
I've learned many lessons where I told my coach I don't need a deload only to discover a week later how awful I feel and very much do need a deload.
Imagine how much space the handles will take up in a backpack
Seems like deadlifting and RDLing on the same day might solve your issue
Doesn't seem like splitting off the discussion into two subs would help at this point. Strength and hypertrophy is a large part of fitness. What is the benefit of dividing the user base like this?
Agree, pull push legs makes the most sense. That said, once you get to a certain level of strength, deadlifting twice per week just may not make sense anymore no matter what you do.