EPTFXO and desRow part ways - Page 5
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SchfiftyFive
United States131 Posts
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ReachTheSky
United States3294 Posts
On July 24 2013 09:39 desRow wrote: I have hypothyroid but its mostly lack of will but I've been trying for almost 2 years now. I'm pretty open about it on stream and since this thread took that direction I guess I can elaborate on my journey so far. October to December 2011 In Canada 490 to 460 December to June 2012 In Korea 460 to 470 June to September 2012 In Canada 470 to 400 September to December 2012 In Poland 400 to 450 December to February 2013 In Canada 450 to 405 February to now Stagnating around 400 My lack of progress has been due to stress and lack of discipline but I'm dedicated more than ever to change. Keep up the good work. You can do it! | ||
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shid0x
Korea (South)5014 Posts
GL to him i guess,but it will be hard to find a better team than FXO... | ||
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igay
Australia1178 Posts
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Wormi
Germany181 Posts
On July 24 2013 17:26 bGr.MetHiX wrote: if u are looking for results, desrow is not ur guy. if u are looking for exposure i guess he is. says the guy who streams naked ^^ | ||
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zul
Germany5427 Posts
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bK-
United States326 Posts
Now only if he put half as much effort into fixing his attitude as he does with his weight problems he would become a great sc2 personality. Unfortunately he still seems to have a, well lack of a better term childish personality. Such as calling people names and looking down on others etc.. etc.. | ||
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TheSwamp
United States1497 Posts
On July 24 2013 03:48 rEalGuapo wrote: Well than the world would be full of fat fucks. . . Ok, but even more so. I am not saying that people are not affected by genetics you ignorant piece of s.... I am saying that diet makes like 80% of your body comp, exercise 19.5% and then 0.5% are genetics for almost all of us. In terms of relative weight. I am sorry I did not spell it out to the last detail for you, I should have known you don't understand it otherwise... my bad! Oh and fyi to not look like desrow you do not have to commit hardcore to a strict diet for the rest of your life, eating somewhat healthy in reasonable amounts and spending a half hour of your waking time doing some form of physical activity is way more than enough for that. But go ahead and make excuses for others for no reason at all. User was temp banned for this post. Spreading false information based on no research or prior knowledge... | ||
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shell
Portugal2722 Posts
Go for it.. don't give up! It's hard but it pays off | ||
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Sakray
France2198 Posts
On July 24 2013 18:30 SchfiftyFive wrote: I do play drums alot but I still eat heavy carbs and have never dieted in my life. Drumming is extremely good if you want to lose weight, especially stuff like energic rock, or even better, heavy/extreme metal (because double bass drumming is physical as fuck) Damn, I'm 136.7 lb, each time I pick up my sticks and practice for 1 to 3 hours (mostly extreme metal), I feel I've lost 10 lb of sweat after each session haha. | ||
BigFan
TLADT24920 Posts
On July 24 2013 09:39 desRow wrote: I have hypothyroid but its mostly lack of will but I've been trying for almost 2 years now. I'm pretty open about it on stream and since this thread took that direction I guess I can elaborate on my journey so far. October to December 2011 In Canada 490 to 460 December to June 2012 In Korea 460 to 470 June to September 2012 In Canada 470 to 400 September to December 2012 In Poland 400 to 450 December to February 2013 In Canada 450 to 405 February to now Stagnating around 400 My lack of progress has been due to stress and lack of discipline but I'm dedicated more than ever to change. That's pretty impressive! Hope things work out well for you desRow! Best of luck. | ||
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SCguineapig
Netherlands289 Posts
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c0ldfusion
United States8293 Posts
On July 24 2013 08:57 KaienFEMC wrote: No... Energy conversion in biological system is way more complex than you think. Not everyone who consumes a bottle of coke will gain 150 calories. Not everyone who runs a mile will lose 300 calories. There are people who easily gain weight due to their genetic make up, this is a simple fact. They have to work harder to lose weight. Yes, life is unfair and it is true that it is up to them to put in the extra effort to stay fit in the modern society of developed world. However, saying genetics only apply in extremely rare cases is entirely wrong. stop feeding the trolls, let him spread all the misinformation he wants Not like any sensible person would take dieting advice from a gaming forum. | ||
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Atoissen
Norway1737 Posts
On July 24 2013 02:48 Eggi wrote: well technically they do need to buy him two tickets... roundtrip=2 tickets, but obviously it was meant in a slanderous way. weight jokes are 7th grade, get some new material. gl to desrow, hes really come far from 2-3 years ago, great stream+person. I havent watched desrow for like a year, what has he done the last year? He has been High master/mid-GM for 2 years? Is he a regular high GM now? Has he participated, won any tourneys? Dailys atleast? | ||
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Zerg.Zilla
Hungary5029 Posts
On July 24 2013 04:23 grs wrote: My bet is on mYinsanity. Not a bad idea...Stardust as practice partner would be awesome  | ||
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Irre
United States646 Posts
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HeeroFX
United States2704 Posts
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grush57
Korea (South)2582 Posts
On July 24 2013 21:18 shell wrote: Desrow a bit of advice on the weight thing, you need to make regular exercise. Commit to the gym like 3 days per week, 1 ou 2 hours, plus a better diet and lots of water.. I bet you in a few months you will loose so much and feel so much better that you will never stop! Go for it.. don't give up! It's hard but it pays off and eat carrots | ||
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Atoissen
Norway1737 Posts
On July 24 2013 22:34 Irre wrote: I think either being a sc2 pro or losing that kind of weight is a huge fulltime commitment mentally and physically. The best thing would be to take a break from Sc2 and really focus on getting healthy and changing your lifestyle. Then once you are in a better state of mind and healthier decide to go back into Sc2. Sacrificing your health to try to live a very stressful life as an aspiring NA progamer is a bad decision. It will be even harder to get healthy as you get older, and your life will become even more complicated so the time is now! Who the hell can do that? Everyone els in life need to work and make money just to have food and a place to live... If your fat you need to work twice as hard, you still need to work for money, and you must work to lose weight. | ||
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WombaT
Northern Ireland25996 Posts
Guy's not the most naturally talented of players around, but he has a pretty good attitude towards working for his goals, and puts up with an inordinate amount of insults on any thread where his name crops up. Also pretty good at interacting with his fans. Tbh, like Destiny before him it seems he might suit being an independent player and focusing on streaming for his fans, unless his level jumps that little bit up where he can legitimately be a threat at lans. | ||
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