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    Quote Originally Posted by Irving View Post
    I saw that coming. Considering how much sodium I must consume, I'd have a hard time believing that. I thought perhaps I wasn't drinking enough water and my body was trying to retain water.
    I suppose it's possible. How much water do you average per day?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Irving View Post
    I saw that coming. Considering how much sodium I must consume, I'd have a hard time believing that. I thought perhaps I wasn't drinking enough water and my body was trying to retain water.

    That crossfit thing sounds exactly like I imagine. No thanks. heh
    IIRC it's potassium you could actually be needing w/ salt cravings. Sodium deficiency is a real thing when eating clean though.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mcantar18c View Post
    ... Sodium?

    It's a big event where all the Crossfitters get together and one-up each other's stories about women doing them wrong. The name of the girl in the winning story is used as the next official WOD, and the guy who tells it gets a new piece of PVC pipe to awkwardly stretch with.
    You forgot the part where crossfit shoes are compared and quantities are challenged....

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    This thread is like being in a high school cafeteria sitting around a bunch of girls.

    To each their own.. for those who crossfit and those who just lift.. or do circuit training, at least they're doing something and getting off their ass.

    I just ordered a pair of risto olympico shoes.. in pink.. Tried out a friends and the stability is awesome. I went with pink because why the fuck not, who's going to try and snag them if I forget them. I managed to hit a 215# clean and jerk, which one year after being back in the gym from a broken back is damn good. Working on getting the snatch to bw.. I'm close. I can't do the lifts fast, it takes me an hour to get through 30 of them..but they're damn pretty. I've been concentrating so much on the oly lifts that my pull ups have suffered somehow... taking a few days off from the gym currently and getting back to basics when I get back to give my back a break, it's giving me issues currently. All in all, I feel pretty damn good about where I've made it in a year, after a year off for recovery.

    PS - I do the crossfit thing and just lift.. Found a good 'gym' to do both at.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Monky View Post
    This thread is like being in a high school cafeteria sitting around a bunch of girls.

    To each their own.. for those who crossfit and those who just lift.. or do circuit training, at least they're doing something and getting off their ass.

    I just ordered a pair of risto olympico shoes.. in pink.. Tried out a friends and the stability is awesome. I went with pink because why the fuck not, who's going to try and snag them if I forget them. I managed to hit a 215# clean and jerk, which one year after being back in the gym from a broken back is damn good. Working on getting the snatch to bw.. I'm close. I can't do the lifts fast, it takes me an hour to get through 30 of them..but they're damn pretty. I've been concentrating so much on the oly lifts that my pull ups have suffered somehow... taking a few days off from the gym currently and getting back to basics when I get back to give my back a break, it's giving me issues currently. All in all, I feel pretty damn good about where I've made it in a year, after a year off for recovery.

    PS - I do the crossfit thing and just lift.. Found a good 'gym' to do both at.
    Agreed I do it all and am not your stereo-typical Crossfitter who just talks and talks about it to no end.

    Are these what you bought? NICE!

    To all the haters - relax and do your own thing, nobody cares as we are all big boys and girls

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    Quote Originally Posted by Musashi View Post
    Agreed I do it all and am not your stereo-typical Crossfitter who just talks and talks about it to no end.

    Are these what you bought? NICE!

    To all the haters - relax and do your own thing, nobody cares as we are all big boys and girls
    Those are what I got! They're going to be awesome.. I don't preach it either. I like it.. I enjoy it.. it's done wonders for getting people OFF THEIR ASSES.. I'd like to challenge the shit talkers to a friendly game of 'Murph', if I could stand to run a mile before my leg goes numb. Stupid vertebrae moving..

    Quote Originally Posted by Irving View Post
    I've decided to not even bother with weights, and have been looking at all the body weight exercises I can find. I'm in need of a pull up bar for sure.
    If you want to hate yourself for a week.. side plank hip raises from your hand... till you can't do anymore. I hit 7 rds in 9 min before I was fried. AMRAP 9m.. 9 barbell Front squat, 10 ring push ups, 9/side of the hip raises. Shoulders were fried.

    I saw your idea of the pull up bar in the yard... I'm actually doing that too, more to hang a tire for my dog though.. but it'll also be used for that. You could get some rings and hang them from it as well.. Lots of torture can be accomplished on those.
    Last edited by Monky; 03-06-2015 at 15:38.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Monky View Post
    ...... I managed to hit a 215# clean and jerk, which one year after being back in the gym from a broken back is damn good.
    Nice job on the recovery. And who's going to mess with a dude throwing aroud 200# with pink shoes on?

    I started lifting this year as a path to get to a less rotund shape. Too old to crossfit without creating injuries so I'll leave that to those that can recover quickly. After many runs at getting sub 200 lbs my body's metabolism is crap and dieting is not doing it unless I eat like a bulimic girl. Bah.

    After I milk linear progression for all I can and get BF sub 20%, I will add running and some sort of HIIT. Getting strong has helped me to jog with my kid already, but I don't want to keep stressing my knees at this weight. Plus I have running, love the occasional sprints but I'm not built for jogging.

    But honestly I think the secret to living better is to get stupid strong. Knees have never felt better, my shoulders feel good in the morning and the best part is I can eat normal and the weight is slowly going down.
    So take it from this big guy: lift heavy shuft, eat well, be around for your loved ones.

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    Thanks.
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    I've decided to not even bother with weights, and have been looking at all the body weight exercises I can find. I'm in need of a pull up bar for sure.
    "There are no finger prints under water."

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    Finally in a position to commit two or three sessions a week to the gym. I can't workout at home. Too many distractions.

    Cut back food intake and eating better throughout the day.

    Looking to drop about 25 ugly pounds, without cutting my head off. About 7.5 down after two months. Figure loosing the weight now for summer activities.
    Hard times make strong men
    Strong men create good times
    Good times create weak men
    Weak men create hard times
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