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House of Random / Re: Two Word Game
« on: July 10, 2013, 12:17:43 pm »
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Media and Comedy / Re: The way I work that kitty gonna make your heart sang.
« on: July 10, 2013, 12:16:44 pm »
is this seriously the real music video for this song hahahaah i had no idea
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House of Random / Re: What is your favorite?
« on: July 10, 2013, 12:01:25 pm »
you providing that the D stands for douchebag 
favorite non train vehicle??
favorite non train vehicle??
mad?
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Real Life Discussion / Re: Cops Shoot Owners Dog In Front Of Him
« on: July 06, 2013, 10:59:02 pm »
holy shit stop bumping this
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Real Life Discussion / Re: Rockinmage Exercises - Corey's Fitness Journey
« on: July 06, 2013, 03:01:07 pm »Thanks for the posts guys, glad to see there is some interest. I just wrapped up today's workout. It's technically 12:22 AM on Saturday morning, but I'm counting it for Friday.
My goals for each set was to lift as much as possible while staying in the defined rep range of 8-12. If I hit 12 reps, I need to do more weight next time. If I don't make 8 reps, I'm doing too much weight. Also, train until failure with every set! Meaning, don't stop until I physically can't lift any longer. This is not a program that I came up with, it is based off of Mark McManus' THT volume program. Out of a free e-book that he offers. Musclehack.com if anyone is interested. One reason I really like Mark is because he focuses on a body type known as a "hard gainer", which essentially defines me. People that have difficulty gaining weight and putting on muscle. Lots of great free info on his website, and it's certainly not just for hardgainers such as myself. Well that's enough for tonight. I'm happy to answer any questions if anyone has any.
Did you create that graph or is that something you can access online? I like the format!
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Real Life Discussion / Re: I overdid it....
« on: July 06, 2013, 02:59:37 pm »
THIS IS MY FAULT WAYSHOW
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House of Random / Re: praze lord
« on: July 05, 2013, 10:58:56 pm »
umm zazro is fals god. real god doesnt have to bribe u to worship
prais sraomin
prais sraomin
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RuneScape Discussion / Re: Songs RuneScape'd
« on: July 05, 2013, 05:50:45 am »
hhahahahaa darf.
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Real Life Discussion / Re: Rockinmage Exercises - Corey's Fitness Journey
« on: July 04, 2013, 02:45:29 pm »
Awesome dude, loving this. I've done 2 marathons so far and have grand plans to do an ironman when I can afford to do one - the biggest thing for me would probably be the cost of the race itself, I've been known for training for things i sign up for and jumping up distances very quickly. As far as races go, my longest race was a marathon, and the second longest is 7.1 miles. I've never done a half!
Also, watch out for your wrists in the 100 push-up challenge. I did something similar a while back and i got to like 80 and then my wrists started aching pretty bad so I called it quits.
Also, watch out for your wrists in the 100 push-up challenge. I did something similar a while back and i got to like 80 and then my wrists started aching pretty bad so I called it quits.
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House of Random / Re: WG is closed
« on: July 04, 2013, 02:32:18 pm »
I MAXED AND ALL I GOT WAS A SHITTY SMITHNG LEVEL???
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Sport / Re: Keith Exercises
« on: July 04, 2013, 01:46:16 am »Sorry that this is not directly exercise related, but what type of tri-bike do you ride?
I don't have a triathlon bike, I figured the first major important upgrade was from a mountain bike (Specialized Rockhopper) to a road bike (Trek 1.5 2013):
Except I put bontrager race-x lite aerobars on it, specialzed seat, and shimano dura-ace clip-in pedals. Plus 2 bottle cages of course, attached bike pump, cateye cycle computer, and then a little bag on the back of the seat to keep tools, small bike lock, and such.
I like it a lot, and it's certainly worth the $1100 I spent on it (before upgrades). Makes me take good care of it!
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Sport / Re: Keith Exercises
« on: July 03, 2013, 11:09:51 pm »I'm pretty healthy eater and always aware of diet before I do exercise.
I usually have a protein drink and one scrambled egg if I'll be exercising within two hours of breakfast.
I tried it with no food and found myself like spinning head and almost faint.
The more you work out the more aware of your body you become, sometimes I'll go on a run and realize right away that I'm slightly dehydrated, just based on my performance.
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Sport / Re: Keith Exercises
« on: July 03, 2013, 09:50:38 pm »I was looking for you in spandex.
Looks like your going to be running a good bit.
I'd like to hear about the day before meals and the morning of meals.
I know most runners avoid milk the hours prior to their running.
Can you give a few sample meals and times ahead of the run?
If you don't watch diet, I'll be completely surprised. lol
I usually run after dinner, but before sunset when it's not too hot out anymore (in the summer), and i bike right when i get home from work. swimming is whenever i get a real chance to, which is rare. If i'm serious about my diet I try to consume lots of carbs and stay on a chicken and vegetable diet + pasta/bread etc - but that's only when I'm really in a health watching stage. I basically drink water and nothing else (aside from beer) but actually i used to have chocolate milk a few hours before races and it would seem to help me a good deal. Now, my meals on race days are super complicated - pack carbs the night before, and in the morning have some more IF I wake up early enough. If the race is soon I try to eat only a little so my stomach doesn't freak out mid-race. But i'm slowly getting the ability to eat right before i run and be totally fine. This spring I'd eat a good pound of food while spinning indoors on my bike and be fine, and one of my greatest accomplishments was 7 slices of pizza followed immediately by 7 miles! Meals are tough, because eating healthy can be costly.
I try to make daily runs into something I can squeeze in anywhere if i need to, so I don't focus too much on eating vs running. Races I take it into consideration. I don't like any one thing i need to do for a day take up a ton of time, "Oh I need to eat RIGHT NOW so I can run in x hours" Only on race day. But if you need something to fuel your runs, carbs are the way to go.
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House of Random / Re: WG is closed
« on: July 03, 2013, 08:59:19 pm »RIP the most famous, legendary warring clan
don't forget famous and legendary
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House of Random / Re: Opinion of the person above you.
« on: July 03, 2013, 08:58:10 pm »
ur a bad monkey mojo
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Sport / Keith Exercises
« on: July 03, 2013, 07:10:45 pm »
I'm making this topic for multiple purposes:
- Training motivation, people knowing what i do every day is a good reason to not miss a day of practice
- Encourage others to exercise, put example workouts on display and show people how to log.
- Encourage others who exercise to log exercise! I'd like to check out people's progress.
- Post count: I figure I can get a few post count if I make a topic.
Who am I? Why the fuark am I exercising?
- I'm Keith
- I've been physically active albeit inconsistently since junior year of highschool (24 now). My biggest drawback has always been consistency and it's what holds me from reaching my true potential. I did winter/spring track/cross country junior and senior year. After graduating I didn't exercise too much freshman year of college, then I ventured into real distance running. I completed 2 marathons within 2 weeks of each other (both seriously undertrained for) when I was 19, and quickly retired from distance running. After more time of doing nothing, I decided I wanted to try out doing triathlons. Starting at the end of my junior year of college, since starting I've qualified for national championships both my senior year and last year (2015). I attended in my senior year, but due to a crash during the race my time wasn't very good. Last year, another crash broke my elbow a couple weeks before I was supposed to go to nationals, so I couldn't attend. Maybe someday. Even if I qualify, I don't like to compete unless I feel that I've prepared well. I'm super competitive so I avoid competition unless I feel like I can win, because losing is not something I'm fantastic at dealing with.
- WHY am I exercising? I have plenty of body confidence, however I'm a little tired of being so thin. Previously my exercising had no aesthetic purpose, although it certainly was a benefit. I recently decided that I felt like putting on a little bit of muscle and it has been going well. Putting on muscle can coincide with my true goals, however. Of course triathletes are ideally thin, shorter distance triathletes can get away with a little more muscle at the more amateur levels, because the power you gain can go pretty fat. As for how I initially motivated myself for everything triathlon: the truth is that I have a farfetched dream of going to the olympics. An olympic distance triathlon is a .93mi swim, 24.8mi bike, and 6.2mi run (1.5km, 40km, 10km). I try my best to work towards that goal while hopefully meeting more reasonable goals along the way. Currently my alternate big goal to the olympics is to compete at the Ironman World Championships. An ironman distance triathlon is a 2.4mi swim, 112 mi bike, and 26.2mi run (3.8km, 180km, 42.2km) Definitely could change though. Olympics will not.
PRs/goals
This Month
Stats: 5'10", 170lb (1.78 meters, 77kg)
Mid-April: Have hit the 15lb gain goal, now to decide whether to keep going to 180 or something and then slim back down to 170ish? I've brought back some swimming into the routine, in addition to the running. Although I hurt my foot recently so I've been sticking to the pool. I'm sort of in a lull for gains at the moment, I need to get my eating in check if I wanted to keep gaining. But my bench has gone up from essentially struggling with 95lbs to now repping out 155lbs. And I've managed to bench 180lbs, and surpassing my bodyweight has always been a goal of mine! So there's some definite progress for sure. I've been mixing up my routine a little bit to keep it interesting. Going to the gym is routine for sure and I don't see myself falling off course anytime soon.
Doing a 4 day rotation but rest is only on sundays. So 6 consecutive days of exercise, rest, 6 more, rest. I have a pretty good understanding of my own fatigue and I'll adjust should I feel I'm wearing myself out. Abs will be done 3-4 times per 6 days
Day 1: Chest/Tris
Day 2: Back/Bis
Day 3: Shoulders/Traps
Day 4: Legs
The intention is to put on around 10lbs/4.5kg of muscle at the moment. Gained the 10! Next target is 5 more; 170lbs. Gained the 15, reevaluating!(From 155lbs/70.3kg)
No more treadmills for me! weather is nice enough that I can run outside. when I do run, I'll be running somewhere around 2.5 miles, occasionally 4ish. For now.
Ask me questions if you have any, always willing to give out advice.
TOTAL DISTANCE LOGGED IN 2012: 449.1 miles! (A lot of unrecorded data)
TOTAL DISTANCE LOGGED IN 2013: 481.1 miles! (A lot of unrecorded data)
TOTAL DISTANCE LOGGED IN 2014: 2397.9 miles!
TOTAL DISTANCE LOGGED IN 2015: 2623.6 miles!
TOTAL DISTANCE LOGGED IN 2016: 3539.3 miles!
Give or take ~50mi/80.5km for yearly totals, (722.8km, 774.3km, 3859km, 4222.3km, 5696km respectively)
You can find where I'm logging all of this information (through a GPS watch, and manual entries) here: https://www.strava.com/athletes/3229702
- Training motivation, people knowing what i do every day is a good reason to not miss a day of practice
- Encourage others to exercise, put example workouts on display and show people how to log.
- Encourage others who exercise to log exercise! I'd like to check out people's progress.
- Post count: I figure I can get a few post count if I make a topic.
Who am I? Why the fuark am I exercising?
- I'm Keith
- I've been physically active albeit inconsistently since junior year of highschool (24 now). My biggest drawback has always been consistency and it's what holds me from reaching my true potential. I did winter/spring track/cross country junior and senior year. After graduating I didn't exercise too much freshman year of college, then I ventured into real distance running. I completed 2 marathons within 2 weeks of each other (both seriously undertrained for) when I was 19, and quickly retired from distance running. After more time of doing nothing, I decided I wanted to try out doing triathlons. Starting at the end of my junior year of college, since starting I've qualified for national championships both my senior year and last year (2015). I attended in my senior year, but due to a crash during the race my time wasn't very good. Last year, another crash broke my elbow a couple weeks before I was supposed to go to nationals, so I couldn't attend. Maybe someday. Even if I qualify, I don't like to compete unless I feel that I've prepared well. I'm super competitive so I avoid competition unless I feel like I can win, because losing is not something I'm fantastic at dealing with.
- WHY am I exercising? I have plenty of body confidence, however I'm a little tired of being so thin. Previously my exercising had no aesthetic purpose, although it certainly was a benefit. I recently decided that I felt like putting on a little bit of muscle and it has been going well. Putting on muscle can coincide with my true goals, however. Of course triathletes are ideally thin, shorter distance triathletes can get away with a little more muscle at the more amateur levels, because the power you gain can go pretty fat. As for how I initially motivated myself for everything triathlon: the truth is that I have a farfetched dream of going to the olympics. An olympic distance triathlon is a .93mi swim, 24.8mi bike, and 6.2mi run (1.5km, 40km, 10km). I try my best to work towards that goal while hopefully meeting more reasonable goals along the way. Currently my alternate big goal to the olympics is to compete at the Ironman World Championships. An ironman distance triathlon is a 2.4mi swim, 112 mi bike, and 26.2mi run (3.8km, 180km, 42.2km) Definitely could change though. Olympics will not.
PRs/goals
Running
1mi/1.61km: 4:53 (2012) I'd like to break 5 again
3.1mi/5km: 18:18 (2009) I want to get this time into the 17s as far as short term goes and the dream is sub 15
6.2mi/10km: 38:53 (2014) Not too unhappy with this time, but sub 35 would be nice for now until the long term goal of sub 31
10 mi/16.1km: 1:07:42 (2014) sub 1hr would be nice
Half (13.1mi/21.1km): 1:30:26 (2014, another very similar time in 2011 during a marathon) Should be able to do this in 1:15 eventually
Marathon(26.2mi/42.2km): 3:31:29 (2011) I want to get sub 3 to qualify for Boston when I come back to this distance
Biking
Longest: 101.6mi/163.5km (2013) I suppose 112mi/180km is the goal since that's ironman length. Maybe 150mi/241.4km someday.
Century (100mi/160.9km): 6:02:21 (2013) 5 hours would be nice.
Olympic Tri highest average speed: 22.5mph/36.2kph (2014) This needs to get to at least 25mph/40.2kph.
Fun biking fact: Top speed I've ever reached on a bicycle? 53mph/85.3kph. Don't try this at home kiddos!
Swimming
Longest: ~1.5 mi/2.4km (2013) ironman length is 2.4mi/3.8km, so that's the goal. Maybe 3mi/4.8km for fun sometime.
.9mi/1.45km:30:33 (2013) 28:03 (2016, pool) Great jump from 2013 considering the 2016 effort was just a casual workout. Form matters more than anything else! Still nowhere near what it should be.
1mi/1.61km: 4:53 (2012) I'd like to break 5 again
3.1mi/5km: 18:18 (2009) I want to get this time into the 17s as far as short term goes and the dream is sub 15
6.2mi/10km: 38:53 (2014) Not too unhappy with this time, but sub 35 would be nice for now until the long term goal of sub 31
10 mi/16.1km: 1:07:42 (2014) sub 1hr would be nice
Half (13.1mi/21.1km): 1:30:26 (2014, another very similar time in 2011 during a marathon) Should be able to do this in 1:15 eventually
Marathon(26.2mi/42.2km): 3:31:29 (2011) I want to get sub 3 to qualify for Boston when I come back to this distance
Biking
Longest: 101.6mi/163.5km (2013) I suppose 112mi/180km is the goal since that's ironman length. Maybe 150mi/241.4km someday.
Century (100mi/160.9km): 6:02:21 (2013) 5 hours would be nice.
Olympic Tri highest average speed: 22.5mph/36.2kph (2014) This needs to get to at least 25mph/40.2kph.
Fun biking fact: Top speed I've ever reached on a bicycle? 53mph/85.3kph. Don't try this at home kiddos!
Swimming
Longest: ~1.5 mi/2.4km (2013) ironman length is 2.4mi/3.8km, so that's the goal. Maybe 3mi/4.8km for fun sometime.
.9mi/1.45km:
This Month
Stats: 5'10", 170lb (1.78 meters, 77kg)
Mid-April: Have hit the 15lb gain goal, now to decide whether to keep going to 180 or something and then slim back down to 170ish? I've brought back some swimming into the routine, in addition to the running. Although I hurt my foot recently so I've been sticking to the pool. I'm sort of in a lull for gains at the moment, I need to get my eating in check if I wanted to keep gaining. But my bench has gone up from essentially struggling with 95lbs to now repping out 155lbs. And I've managed to bench 180lbs, and surpassing my bodyweight has always been a goal of mine! So there's some definite progress for sure. I've been mixing up my routine a little bit to keep it interesting. Going to the gym is routine for sure and I don't see myself falling off course anytime soon.
Doing a 4 day rotation but rest is only on sundays. So 6 consecutive days of exercise, rest, 6 more, rest. I have a pretty good understanding of my own fatigue and I'll adjust should I feel I'm wearing myself out. Abs will be done 3-4 times per 6 days
Day 1: Chest/Tris
Day 2: Back/Bis
Day 3: Shoulders/Traps
Day 4: Legs
No more treadmills for me! weather is nice enough that I can run outside. when I do run, I'll be running somewhere around 2.5 miles, occasionally 4ish. For now.
Ask me questions if you have any, always willing to give out advice.
TOTAL DISTANCE LOGGED IN 2012: 449.1 miles! (A lot of unrecorded data)
TOTAL DISTANCE LOGGED IN 2013: 481.1 miles! (A lot of unrecorded data)
TOTAL DISTANCE LOGGED IN 2014: 2397.9 miles!
TOTAL DISTANCE LOGGED IN 2015: 2623.6 miles!
TOTAL DISTANCE LOGGED IN 2016: 3539.3 miles!
Give or take ~50mi/80.5km for yearly totals, (722.8km, 774.3km, 3859km, 4222.3km, 5696km respectively)
You can find where I'm logging all of this information (through a GPS watch, and manual entries) here: https://www.strava.com/athletes/3229702