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Scythica

awec wrote: »

I came home from the gym and ate 4 eggs. That definitely won't last. :pac:

Would there be much difference between 3 days a week and 2?

I ended up biting the (nutri)bullet and getting one of them, protein powder (optimum french vanilla - nom), banana, milk and some frozen spinach = beautiful. Have one for breakfast which is after I go gym works nicely.

Uhh I'm not a PT or anything but I'd say personally yes, unless you were absolutely killing it twice a week. I personally got every weekday at 5am and adjusted to it quite nicely. Got to the point where I wake up at that time anyway so I either lie there or go gym, so I go.

Chad Waterbury I believe did quite a few 2-3 day a week full body routines, and he's pretty well regarded, might have something that'd fit the bill.

A good way to look at is probably not 2/3 times a week, but just having alternate sessions, so you do slightly different exercises in each and rotate. Then it'd fit 2,3,4 times a week as you see fit.

Week 1: Workout A, Workout B
Week 2: Workout B, Workout A
Week 3: Workout B, Workout A, Workout B
Week 4: Workout A, Workout B, Workout A

(Sorry I'm not trying to be patronising I just don't explain things well sometimes..!)

Podge_irl

Scythica wrote: »

I personally got every weekday at 5am and adjusted to it quite nicely. Got to the point where I wake up at that time anyway so I either lie there or go gym, so I go.

:eek:

I go at 0630 and miss it all the god damn time because it's a ludicrous time of the morning.

awec

5am and 6:30am? You are both mental.

I was thinking at going at like 8:30am or 9am and was even debating how likely it was I'd actually get out of bed on time.

b.gud

I used to be really good for going at like 7 am but lost the habit, now I go at lunch time during work and find it great, it really breaks the day up

Bazzo

I either go in at 7am or around lunch time. The weights room in my gym is great but it's really small so there's no point even trying to get in in the evening when it's busy, morning & lunch there's nobody around so I can get everything done.

I am pretty awful at getting out of bed too so it tends to be more lunch time than 7am...

Scythica

My workday is 0730 to 1545 so 5am- finish 0615ish and get into work around 0700 as I have to park about 2 miles from my office

irishbucsfan

My work day is about 10-7 and I went to the gym once in 2007 to pick up a lucozade

(Actually I work out at work, you guys need to change your employers)

Scythica

Lucazade Orange, now there's a soft drink I could binge on. Like a posh man's IRN BRUUUUU

wp_rathead

Rory making bit of a charge now

awec

Bazzo wrote: »

I either go in at 7am or around lunch time. The weights room in my gym is great but it's really small so there's no point even trying to get in in the evening when it's busy, morning & lunch there's nobody around so I can get everything done.

I am pretty awful at getting out of bed too so it tends to be more lunch time than 7am...

Is there much benefit to free weights over the machines?

We have a gym in work too and I could go at lunch but it's not very good at the moment, it's more geared for cardio stuff.

Podge_irl

Scythica wrote: »

Lucazade Orange, now there's a soft drink I could binge on. Like a posh man's IRN BRUUUUU

I ****ing love that stuff. Can't get it in Switz

mfceiling

awec wrote: »

I came home from the gym and ate 4 eggs.

Creme??

errlloyd

awec wrote: »

Is there much benefit to free weights over the machines?

We have a gym in work too and I could go at lunch but it's not very good at the moment, it's more geared for cardio stuff.

I think if you actually plan on using the muscle (to play sport or lift heavy ****) then Free Weights are much better, instead of just training the main bicep or tricep for example, they're training all of the muscles in the arm.

However, if your aim is to just look good when you wear a tight white t-shirt to have a cheeky Nandos in DD (or like to fit into an Ireland "Test" Jersey), then your grand on machines.

LostArt

Free weights all day long, works more muscles by forcing you to stabilise and control the weights but as said above if you're just looking to tack on a bit of mass you'll be grand on the machines.

awec

We do have a machine that's supposed to emulate free weights. It has a series of pullies etc. You can do bench presses, bicep curls etc.

Like for bench press you clip the bar onto two pullies at the bottom, set the weight and then lie on the bench and push the bar up and down.

Does that differ a lot from doing it with an actual barbell?

Podge_irl

awec wrote: »

We do have a machine that's supposed to emulate free weights. It has a series of pullies etc. You can do bench presses, bicep curls etc.

Like for bench press you clip the bar onto two pullies at the bottom, set the weight and then lie on the bench and push the bar up and down.

Does that differ a lot from doing it with an actual barbell?

You won't really be using any stabilising muscles that way as you don't need to keep the bar in line yourself.

Bazzo

awec wrote: »

We do have a machine that's supposed to emulate free weights. It has a series of pullies etc. You can do bench presses, bicep curls etc.

Like for bench press you clip the bar onto two pullies at the bottom, set the weight and then lie on the bench and push the bar up and down.

Does that differ a lot from doing it with an actual barbell?

Sounds like you're describing a cable machine, does it look something like this:

? They are pretty good for a lot of exercises but still won't quite emulate the benefits of free weights. I wouldn't worry about it too much for now, I'd get cracking on whatever programme you've picked out and try to get your diet and routine in order first and worry about free weights later on.

awec

Yep that's the exact thing!

awec

Anyone else noticed that in the Conor McGregor dream advert his haircut changes half way through?

pickarooney

awec wrote: »

Anyone else noticed that in the Conor McGregor dream advert his haircut changes half way through?

Have you been juicing with oestrogen?

awec

pickarooney wrote: »

Have you been juicing with oestrogen?

It changes!

Starts off with the one he normally has, but half way through he's wearing the exact same clothes walking along and his head is suddenly shaved.

TICKLE_ME_ELMO

awec wrote: »

It changes!

Starts off with the one he normally has, but half way through he's wearing the exact same clothes walking along and his head is suddenly shaved.

Does it happen at the same time he goes from Ireland to America? Perhaps it's deliberate to emphasise the passage of time.

irishbucsfan

awec wrote: »

Anyone else noticed that in the Conor McGregor dream advert his haircut changes half way through?

It's intentional

[Deleted User]

You can travel anywhere in the world alone for two weeks. Where do you go

TICKLE_ME_ELMO

Deleted User wrote: »

You can travel anywhere in the world alone for two weeks. Where do you go

Alaska.

errlloyd

[Deleted User] wrote: »

You can travel anywhere in the world alone for two weeks. Where do you go

New Zealand maybe, or Vietnam

Teferi

TICKLE_ME_ELMO wrote: »

Alaska.

+1. Hike some mountains.

errlloyd

Teferi wrote: »

+1. Hike some mountains.

TICKLE_ME_ELMO wrote: »

Alaska.

Bit like this guy?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Into_the_Wild_(book)

mfceiling

[Deleted User] wrote: »

You can travel anywhere in the world alone for two weeks. Where do you go

Not eurodisney.

Definitely not fcuking eurodisney.

Stheno

mfceiling wrote: »

Not eurodisney.

Definitely not fcuking eurodisney.

Not having a good time? Have to say it's my idea of hell

On a happier note through sheer dumb luck I backed the winner of the national st forty to one