I usually do workout at home. Think about starting the steroids cycle.
There's not enough time for much. I do all my lifting on the weekend, unless I get off before like 8 which is RARE. If I have enough time, I'll do a HIIT run (must-do at least once a week, you lose cardio ability much faster than muscle). Yoga every day I work. I'm thinking of doing Tabatas when I really have no time and want to lift, but haven't done it yet.
Honestly, I hate this part about the job. Before this, I spent 2-3 hours in the gym 5-6 days a week, and ran, biked, or swam everyday for several years. Now I can't eat enough calories and I'm getting skinny as and my posture is suffering. Thought about personal training, but pretty glad I didn't go that route now!
that’s a personal choice !I usually do workout at home. Think about starting the steroids cycle.
I said sit ups are useless because as drivers we are always in a kyphosis posture therefore we don’t need to train the rectus abdomnis in such fasion since we always slouching while driving it can cause imbalances . I believe using the abs in a stability manner ( flutter kicks , hollow body old , planks , ab wheel etc ,) or Crunching from bottom (knees raises or leg raises ) is the most optimal but you are correct that deadlift and squats aren’t all you need since those muscles hit the transverse abdomnis (deep abdominal layer / main core muscle) not really the rectus abdomnis since there is no flexion being performed. Pull ups and push ups hit the rectus abdomnis though .Correct.
Incorrect. Abs are the grey area of the body. Not completely legs, not completely core, and definitely not upper body.
Those exercises you mentioned are perfect leg day exercises and will minimally hit the lower abdominal area.
For complete abs I do sit ups and flutter kicks while wearing a vest that weighs at least the equivalent of second gen RBA.
Some pullups and dips on the shelves of the truck. Every Sunday I lift (I have a full home gym). Barbell squats, bench press, deadlifts, bent over rows, etc. Believe it or not a good weight lifting program just once or twice a week will keep you in this job longer by balancing out the imbalances of the job, strengthening joints and connective tissue, enabling better sleep, boosting testosterone, and more.
The job is catabolic so you need to make sure you challenge the muscle fibers to maintain or grow, or you will lose it. When you lose muscle, you lose the hormones that go along with it, you will age faster, you will injure yourself sooner.
There's not enough time for much. I do all my lifting on the weekend, unless I get off before like 8 which is RARE. If I have enough time, I'll do a HIIT run (must-do at least once a week, you lose cardio ability much faster than muscle). Yoga every day I work. I'm thinking of doing Tabatas when I really have no time and want to lift, but haven't done it yet.
Honestly, I hate this part about the job. Before this, I spent 2-3 hours in the gym 5-6 days a week, and ran, biked, or swam everyday for several years. Now I can't eat enough calories and I'm getting skinny as and my posture is suffering. Thought about personal training, but pretty glad I didn't go that route now!
You study kinesiology or something?I said sit ups are useless because as drivers we are always in a kyphosis posture therefore we don’t need to train the rectus abdomnis in such fasion since we always slouching while driving it can cause imbalances . I believe using the abs in a stability manner ( flutter kicks , hollow body old , planks , ab wheel etc ,) or Crunching from bottom (knees raises or leg raises ) is the most optimal but you are correct that deadlift and squats aren’t all you need since those muscles hit the transverse abdomnis (deep abdominal layer / main core muscle) not really the rectus abdomnis since there is no flexion being performed. Pull ups and push ups hit the rectus abdomnis though .
You study kinesiology or something?
My wife loses her if i do anything for myself. Shes a very unhealthy individual. But i made my choice and live with it. For the time being.
You study kinesiology or something?
In the morning is the only way to consistently do itHow do you folks manage to balance out working st ups and working out (ifyou do exercise)? How many hours do you work at ups? Do you workout in Morning or evening ? How many days a week do you workout ? How many calories do you eat a day ? What kind of exercise do you do (cardio , barbell lifts , calisthenics , etc.) ?! Sorry for all questions I just love working out but always exhausted from work
You’re able to deadlift ?! I want to deadlift again but they really hard to recover from . I do banded good mornings right now for my posterior chain since gyms are closed here but when I go back I think I’m gonna do glute Bridges . But good on your exercise selection pull ups , dips , bench, squats , deadlifts, overhead press and rows are def the best exercise on can do .
Thought about it but than figured school be waste of money so did lots of homework
Barbell row and numerous other back exercises are actually far better for building biceps mass.I have to agree. You cannot spot reduce fat. So to get abs you either need to be a skinny twig, or you need to lift some barbells to build those abs. Deadlifts and barbell squats will build abs 10x faster than situps.
Think of building your biceps. Would you curl a soup can for 10000 times or would you do some heavy dumbbell curls for 8-10 reps? I'll take the dumbbells. Same goes for abs.
Barbell row and numerous other back exercises are actually far better for building biceps mass.
These old guys get a workout just trying to get out of bed.How do you folks manage to balance out working st ups and working out (ifyou do exercise)? How many hours do you work at ups? Do you workout in Morning or evening ? How many days a week do you workout ? How many calories do you eat a day ? What kind of exercise do you do (cardio , barbell lifts , calisthenics , etc.) ?! Sorry for all questions I just love working out but always exhausted from work
Totally agree. You can curl weight until you die but nothing beats a heavy ass BB row or Deadlift.Barbell row and numerous other back exercises are actually far better for building biceps mass.
I lost 20 lbs when i switched to preload from local sort.Trying to workout after work and give 100% was damn near impossible.