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Re: The Work-Out Thread

Posted: Tue June 04, 2013 1:37 am
by warehouse
good, im not the only asshole here :thumbsup:

Re: The Work-Out Thread

Posted: Tue June 04, 2013 1:43 am
by nyquillyn
BDB wrote:im thinking about getting this GPS watch. Any insight or experience generally with these watches?
not looking for HR monitor, just basic accurate distance/pace/time.

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I love my Garmin Forerunner 110. A great $150 investment. Keep in mind that your "pace" on this watch is what you will finish the current mile at, not the pace you are running at that exact moment.

Re: The Work-Out Thread

Posted: Tue June 04, 2013 2:57 am
by Peeps
tonight was a first

benched more than i weight


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Re: The Work-Out Thread

Posted: Tue June 04, 2013 4:01 pm
by Bee Girl
Does anyone here use a FitBit? I am getting one and was curious what others here think about them or if there is any advice for getting started with one. Loves? Hates?

Re: The Work-Out Thread

Posted: Tue June 04, 2013 4:29 pm
by Peeps
i have a polar ft7, i like it. its about the same i think. or not :)

Re: The Work-Out Thread

Posted: Tue June 04, 2013 6:22 pm
by warehouse
benching more than you weight always makes you feel strong. good work peeps :thumbsup:

Re: The Work-Out Thread

Posted: Tue June 04, 2013 7:27 pm
by nyquillyn
Dr. Van Nostrand wrote:Im scared to see how bad i will do when i run again, Im going to try to get back to it sometime this week, i have been pretty active with softball and disc golf but haven't had an extended run in a couple of months.
I believe in you.

Re: The Work-Out Thread

Posted: Wed June 05, 2013 3:16 am
by nyquillyn
10 miles in 70 minutes

Felt great. Set the treadmill 7:03 miles then gutted out a 6-minute final mile to finish in just under 70. Ran into an old friend in the sauna afterward. He's been through a ton on shit, including cancer wiping out his mom, dad and sister. He's also gained almost 100 pounds in the last 3 years. He asked if we could meet every Tuesday and Thursday at the gym, just so he could have someone to answer to. I agreed.

Re: The Work-Out Thread

Posted: Wed June 05, 2013 3:20 am
by Strat
turned2black wrote:10 miles in 70 minutes

Felt great. Set the treadmill 7:03 miles then gutted out a 6-minute final mile to finish in just under 70. Ran into an old friend in the sauna afterward. He's been through a ton on shit, including cancer wiping out his mom, dad and sister. He's also gained almost 100 pounds in the last 3 years. He asked if we could meet every Tuesday and Thursday at the gym, just so he could have someone to answer to. I agreed.
Meeting him will do more for him than just help him with weight loss. Man alive. Fuck cancer.

Good on you, sir.

Re: The Work-Out Thread

Posted: Wed June 05, 2013 5:23 pm
by 4/5
Maybe this should go in the irrational hatred thread, but I really hate one of the trainers at my gym. Every time I see this guy he's standing there watching some middle aged lady attempt to squat, lunge, or deadlift using the worst form imaginable and he does nothing. Just stands there until they finish and then he gives them something else to do probably to see how many workouts it'll take to get them injured. I can only imagine that he's trying to drum up business for a physical therapist somewhere.

It really bothers me, probably more than it should but it really bothers me how negligent this guy is.

Re: The Work-Out Thread

Posted: Thu June 06, 2013 3:52 pm
by nyquillyn
Shit! It was National Running Day yesterday and I didn't run. I'm a bad person.

Re: The Work-Out Thread

Posted: Thu June 06, 2013 4:53 pm
by BDB
turned2black wrote:Shit! It was National Running Day yesterday and I didn't run. I'm a bad person.
how can you even look at yourself in the mirror today?

Re: The Work-Out Thread

Posted: Thu June 06, 2013 7:01 pm
by BDB
a slow/steady 5 miler last night, which followed up a shitty 3.5 miler while i was traveling earlier this week.

today - sets of 20 on the perfect push up while working from home. i am at 6 sets so far.

Re: The Work-Out Thread

Posted: Thu June 06, 2013 7:14 pm
by nyquillyn
turned2black wrote:10 miles in 70 minutes

Felt great. Set the treadmill 7:03 miles then gutted out a 6-minute final mile to finish in just under 70. Ran into an old friend in the sauna afterward. He's been through a ton on shit, including cancer wiping out his mom, dad and sister. He's also gained almost 100 pounds in the last 3 years. He asked if we could meet every Tuesday and Thursday at the gym, just so he could have someone to answer to. I agreed.
Dude just called with "stomach problems" and said he wasn't gonna make it today. So on Day One of our new joint training plan, he's already making excuses. :?
I wanted to yell at him and call him a tub of shit, instead I just said, "I'll see you Tuesday." It's hard to ridicule someone when they play the diarrhea card.

Re: The Work-Out Thread

Posted: Thu June 06, 2013 7:45 pm
by BDB
turned2black wrote:
turned2black wrote:10 miles in 70 minutes

Felt great. Set the treadmill 7:03 miles then gutted out a 6-minute final mile to finish in just under 70. Ran into an old friend in the sauna afterward. He's been through a ton on shit, including cancer wiping out his mom, dad and sister. He's also gained almost 100 pounds in the last 3 years. He asked if we could meet every Tuesday and Thursday at the gym, just so he could have someone to answer to. I agreed.
Dude just called with "stomach problems" and said he wasn't gonna make it today. So on Day One of our new joint training plan, he's already making excuses. :?
I wanted to yell at him and call him a tub of shit, instead I just said, "I'll see you Tuesday." It's hard to ridicule someone when they play the diarrhea card.
That sucks...i hate when people dont hold to a commtment, especially around exercise/fitness/health.

Re: The Work-Out Thread

Posted: Thu June 06, 2013 7:53 pm
by BDB
turned2black wrote:
turned2black wrote:10 miles in 70 minutes

Felt great. Set the treadmill 7:03 miles then gutted out a 6-minute final mile to finish in just under 70. Ran into an old friend in the sauna afterward. He's been through a ton on shit, including cancer wiping out his mom, dad and sister. He's also gained almost 100 pounds in the last 3 years. He asked if we could meet every Tuesday and Thursday at the gym, just so he could have someone to answer to. I agreed.
Dude just called with "stomach problems" and said he wasn't gonna make it today. So on Day One of our new joint training plan, he's already making excuses. :?
I wanted to yell at him and call him a tub of shit, instead I just said, "I'll see you Tuesday." It's hard to ridicule someone when they play the diarrhea card.
buy him this shirt:
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Re: The Work-Out Thread

Posted: Fri June 07, 2013 4:52 am
by nyquillyn
10 miles in 71 minutes

Didn't feel great. Started at a sub-7 pace, dropped it to 7:40 or so, then pushed it back to a sub-7 pace just to get it over with. Quarter-mile finishing kick. Not gonna lie, this was about 90% effort for me and I'm still pretty wasted.
Kinda getting sick of the treadmill at this point. I may start running super-early in the morning next week as triple digits are here to stay.

Re: The Work-Out Thread

Posted: Fri June 07, 2013 4:58 am
by Strat
Hi, guy.

Re: The Work-Out Thread

Posted: Fri June 07, 2013 5:01 am
by Strat
Also, ive done Hot Yoga the past 6 out of 8 days. Holy hell I am in love. i have not sweated like that since my hockey days. My metabolism feels as though it has skyrocketed in just this short amount of time.


Tonight was the 6th day and it ended with a 90 minute session. Good lord. Sorry im the only Yoga bro here but im obsessed. THis is great on so many levels.

Re: The Work-Out Thread

Posted: Fri June 07, 2013 3:59 pm
by nyquillyn
Wife is going to my mom's place with ALL the kids from the 17th to the 24th. Going up north for some trail running while they are away. I may hit Sedona. I'm gettin' the leg twitches just thinking about it.

Time for some running porn.