Might give this a shot I usually lift then ride the trainer then hit the punching bag maybe do 25 minutes on the trainer then lift then trainer again for 25 or more minutes then hit the bag. Worth a shot. Wife is also interested in getting a rowing machine I'm considering it but i just dropped 1k on weights and a power rack so I would want to spend under 500 on a rower. any recommendations in that price range would be great if anyone has any.
Yeah it would deffintly be alittle bit of both but a big negative on the run part hahaIf you get bored on a stationary bike, a rower will kill you.. the concept 2 has a couple built in games to make it interesting, but overall it is the epitome of repetition
Maybe a bike-rower duathlon? Then go for a run!
Yeah it would deffintly be alittle bit of both but a big negative on the run part haha
. I think I need to find a new one even though these seem like they’ve been working the last few years.
TWSS 🤪The small is no good. The large is where it’s at.
I was using Spec Phenom 143s for awhile with lots of discomfort. Sat on an ass-o-meter at a shop, and measured 155. Made the switch on all bikes and can now ride very comfortably.Turns out I was using the same saddle, but 2 different sizes. The small is no good. The large is where it’s at.
I reworded my post 4 times to make it less “twss-able”. lol.TWSS 🤪
Wow you can almost smell mildew and cat pee just from looking at that picture.Just came across what my gym looked like when we moved in. I win the grime battle and it's not very close.
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Nah, it's natural to fluctuate up/down, and I need at least a week for progress. Even if I stick to my program and don't weigh in, eventually I feel stronger or clothes looser, and then a weigh-in confirms it. Rather than weigh-in every day, just do another 15 minutes functional strength or core work.Daily is the way to go especially when you start to fluctuate alot otherwise you might have a really great weigh in one week and a horrible one the next and want to give up but if you do it everyday you can clearly see a trend line even if there's alot of ups and downs from day to day.
That's dedication! I have to be out the door by 620 everyday, morning workouts sound too far out of reach for me.Nah, it's natural to fluctuate up/down, and I need at least a week for progress. Even if I stick to my program and don't weigh in, eventually I feel stronger or clothes looser, and then a weigh-in confirms it. Rather than weigh-in every day, just do another 15 minutes functional strength or core work.
I also bumped my wake-up to 5:30am, so I can lengthen the morning workout.
Agreed, I would love to do a morning workout but I’m out the door by 5:50 or 6 at the latest.That's dedication! I have to be out the door by 620 everyday, morning workouts sound too far out of reach for me.
I did a few summer rides with @mattybfat this past summer with wheels down @ 5:30. Would never have done that on my own but loved it. I can do it when the light gets up earlier but thats damn hard now so I give you props for that.I also bumped my wake-up to 5:30am, so I can lengthen the morning workout.
Old to new that room rocks. I had to go back and check the earlier picture because I thought I was getting bullshitted or something.Bugs everywhere too. Entire house was pretty gross but the garage was by far the nastiest area.
The Fall change is very hard for me. It takes time til I start and miss a higher activity level, then I fall into a rhythm and just wake up early ready to roll. I also do a lot if non-riding activity which is easier to fit in daily, and returns faster results than miles.I did a few summer rides with @mattybfat this past summer with wheels down @ 5:30. Would never have done that on my own but loved it. I can do it when the light gets up earlier but thats damn hard now so I give you props for that.
