EPTI must've forgotten to completely lock out my arms during the lift at some point, deadlifted with arms with a tiny bend. Sitting here with tennis elbows =P.
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Snuggles
United States1865 Posts
I must've forgotten to completely lock out my arms during the lift at some point, deadlifted with arms with a tiny bend. Sitting here with tennis elbows =P. | ||
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Topin
Peru10093 Posts
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phyre112
United States3090 Posts
On September 23 2013 01:08 Froadac wrote: Good news is I"m not skinnyfat.  I'm not sure what I am but my lifts are all mch better. Gains arne't htat apparent, and I'm not really pear shaped so... dunno. Yeah, I wouldn't consider myself to be skinnyfat either, but I don't look like I weigh almost 200 lbs (should hit it within a month. Hyped.) Decaf doesn't look like he weighs 220, either. I think we're all used to people who weigh a certain amount having a bunch of fat on them too, so being lean at a given weight throws off your perception. On September 22 2013 17:32 ragnasaur wrote: Hey dude! I too have suffered from serious nerd back. I've found the book "8 steps to a pain free back" helpful & squats and deadlifts also very helpful. Also my doc told me to do shoulder exercises where you make a square with your shoulder movements liforward, then up. and forward then up & back, the back & down. & also to do neck exercises where you push your head back. Basically your body gets used to the positions you put it in and you have to conciously correct your posture. Shoulders back, stomach & butt tite, head back, but all very relaxed and natural Particular strengthening/stretching exercises are going to depend on what's wrong with your posture to start with - google is your friend in solving this problem, because there's a ton out there. Best tip I can give is that each time you walk through a doorway, remind yourself to get into correct posture, and then hold it as long as you remember to. You walk through twenty doorways in a day, and that's a lot of practice. Posture is very much governed by habit, so no matter what work you do to correct it, until you make the corrected posture override the old bad habit, it's not going to show. | ||
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FFGenerations
7088 Posts
On September 21 2013 08:00 Kuroeeah wrote: I've always had bad back posture. Any advice on how i could improve my posture consistently? I think i need some accessory or something because my body has now been too accustomed to slouching. It's not like a hunchback slouch or anything but you know. progress well in your lifts and mobility and your posture will eventually follow | ||
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decafchicken
United States20078 Posts
On September 23 2013 04:03 phyre112 wrote: Yeah, I wouldn't consider myself to be skinnyfat either, but I don't look like I weigh almost 200 lbs (should hit it within a month. Hyped.) Decaf doesn't look like he weighs 220, either. I think we're all used to people who weigh a certain amount having a bunch of fat on them too, so being lean at a given weight throws off your perception. Someone actually told me they thought i would weigh more than 220. I was mind blown | ||
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9-BiT
United States1089 Posts
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autoexec
United States530 Posts
 Edit: Wow I sound spoiled haha | ||
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Osmoses
Sweden5302 Posts
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phyre112
United States3090 Posts
Most of them will probably sign up at the local planet fitness anyway. My gym is full of the school's "athletes", and it costs $45/semester - PF is $10/month and they have more treadmills, better hours, and a more "welcoming" atmosphere. | ||
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ShadeR
Australia7535 Posts
Then we will squat in the shade. | ||
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infinity21
Canada6683 Posts
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BenKen
United States860 Posts
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Najda
United States3765 Posts
 I mainly just want a heavy bag but I'd add everything else slowly as I could afford it | ||
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ShadeR
Australia7535 Posts
On September 23 2013 12:08 BenKen wrote: Home gym master race checking in. Lmao and everyone under 6 foot is manlet. | ||
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BenKen
United States860 Posts
On September 23 2013 13:11 ShadeR wrote: Lmao and everyone under 6 foot is manlet. Actually haven't been on /fit/ in a while so I just checked it out. Top post was a debate on between whether the perfect height is 6'2 or 6'4 lol. I guess that makes Zyzz, Scooby, Arnold and every other /fit/ hero a manlet then. | ||
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IgnE
United States7681 Posts
On September 19 2013 05:45 Snuggles wrote: Watched this chick squat my deadlift for 8 reps. She got the glutes, I guess I'm the sloot. her toes are pointed so far out. KStarr would be sad. | ||
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NeedsmoreCELLTECH
Netherlands1242 Posts
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Osmoses
Sweden5302 Posts
I go there for entertainment. The occasional greentext stories tend to be more personal on /fit/. I definitely wouldn't trust it for anything remotely related to exercise though. edit: 6'1 scandinavian masterrace. hue. | ||
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ShadeR
Australia7535 Posts
Walk the streets feeling like a midget amongst the man-mores. | ||
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decafchicken
United States20078 Posts
On September 23 2013 19:24 Osmoses wrote: /fit/ has the same problem as the rest of 4chan; you have to wade through an ocean of shit to find the occasional good parts. It has been accused of being nothing but a hive for insecure teenage boys, and I think that might be true. 99% of all threads are about feels and insecurities, I doubt most of the users even lift. I go there for entertainment. The occasional greentext stories tend to be more personal on /fit/. I definitely wouldn't trust it for anything remotely related to exercise though. edit: 6'1 scandinavian masterrace. hue. Also 6'1 scandinavian masterrace. But with a mix of peruvian so i tan well and have dark features. My pale blonde hair blue eyed dad looks adopted next to me and my mom/sister lolz. | ||
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