I, uh...washed my car yesterday. Manually.
Oh, and picked up my snow shovel that had fallen over in my driveway.
Made a rum and coke on my way to the couch after all that exercise. *whew*
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Looks like restaurants and gyms reopening next week. What's the road ahead?
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I, uh...washed my car yesterday. Manually.
Oh, and picked up my snow shovel that had fallen over in my driveway.
Made a rum and coke on my way to the couch after all that exercise. *whew*
Mad Mike
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Going non-ethanol is great for motorcycles... I don't think is does a lot for riders.
Get back on the horse.
Mad Mike
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You'll neve get jacked using those girly things.
Step up to the 1.75l big dogs with the ergonomic grip handles (Tito's are the best!)
It’s all in the reps!
My road ahead includes a lot of miles on the tread and rower!
I washed mine too. But i use a foam sprayer so half the work involved is is taken care of by the foam.
The rum and coke though, that's a lot of exercises. Lesson in grip strength
justride
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At 5'8" and 207lbs without gear I need the gym open asap !
btw. If you want to join a gym consider your local community centre. Its cheaper to join for a year than month to month or 3 months membership because you can quit anytime with small cancellation fee (if any). There is no maintenance fee, no initiation fee, and there is no hassle cancellation. If you quit in middle of the month , you will be credited with the days left over to your credit card. This the case for community centres in Mississauga. Be sure to confirm everything I said.
btw. If you want to join a gym consider your local community centre. Its cheaper to join for a year than month to month or 3 months membership because you can quit anytime with small cancellation fee (if any). There is no maintenance fee, no initiation fee, and there is no hassle cancellation. If you quit in middle of the month , you will be credited with the days left over to your credit card. This the case for community centres in Mississauga. Be sure to confirm everything I said.
bigpoppa
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def need both, strength training and cardio have real world gains for sure
Just ask any pro racer
Less pie more running? Ugh
Strength training (build muscle) is most important. Eating less and cardio less so
Closing gyms is a mistake.
bigpoppa
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What kind of pie. Just asking.Less pie more running? Ugh
Very good question.
i enjoy them all. if im gonna have to eat less of any of them then probably coconut cream pie, i can live with less of that!
Bonnie Lous in Floradale North of us has peach pie that is unbelievable.
if i had to pick one i'd go oldschool apple pie with big flakey crust. i'm always cautious in a restaurant when i see it on the menu, had too many of them come back microwaved...turns the dough into a soggy mess. so i usually ask specifically for the oven and it's a better result.
Still don't need a gym. Very few people have reached a level of fitness where their own body weight is insufficient resistance. If you are one of the few, a few plates and <20 sq ft of open space and you are good for another few years of gains. Gyms are just more comfortable and convenient. They are not needed.
I gave up milk. Problem solved. Tyskie is OK.
I'll never go back to a full gym. My home gym is more than enough that I can use or need.
Sure it's nice to have the gym atmosphere, but I don't have 2-3 hours to deal with it. If I'm lucky I can knock out a workout at lunch time during work hours and then have a free evening with the family.
Not sure what happened but I was able to get up at 5am no issues...now I can barely drag my ass out of bed by 7am. I think the WFH has got me too comfortable.
Only thing I'm missing (kind of) is a kettlebell setup. But those ain't cheap so in no rush. Dip bars would be a nice addition too.
Doesn't the TBM go through a bunch of teeth? Used TBM teeth would be a cool gym addition.
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