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I had MORE than the recommended five servings of fruits and vegetables today, none of which were french fries. *buffs nails on shirt*
Military presses this evening. I was the only person in the gym. You'd think there was a major sporting event going on this evening.
Planning to do some cardio this evening. Workouts are going well, but my food choices continue to suck ass.
Planning to do some cardio this evening. Workouts are going well, but my food choices continue to suck ass.
Cool! I was SO close to being able to do a pull-up in 2010.http://www.eattoperform.com/2014/10/21/7-reasons-why-youre-struggling-with-pull-ups-by-james-barnum/
How is everyone today? Here are some fitness tips.
http://www.eattoperform.com/2014/10/21/7-reasons-why-youre-struggling-with-pull-ups-by-james-barnum/
How is everyone today? Here are some fitness tips.
Not sure about anyone else, but I'm still hanging in there!
I've finished the January and February challenges through my husband's employer, which are cardio-heavy, and WRT strength training, I'm getting ready to start the second week of my fourth 5/3/1 cycle.
The next challenge is a partner challenge, which I'll be completing with my husband. From March 9 to May 15 we will, between the two of us, have to complete 150 miles on the bike, 45,000 strides on the elliptical, 50,000 meters of rowing, and 60 miles on the treadmill.
Maybe I'll make him do the elliptical. I HATE the elliptical!Will he even have to leave the house for you to reach those numbers?
http://www.eattoperform.com/2014/10/21/7-reasons-why-youre-struggling-with-pull-ups-by-james-barnum/
How is everyone today? Here are some fitness tips.
I have a question to ask, if anyone can help me please? Hubby has got me a vivofit wristband to help with my running, and it's linked to a nutrition website which monitors what you eat, and compares it to recommended guidelines.
I was a bit surprised that, even allowing for the hidden salt content of processed foods, I'm only hitting around 500 mg sodium per day against the ideal of 2300 mg.
I can find a lot of information about the side effects of having too much sodium, but does anyone know if there any consequences of having substantially less, or is it irrelevant?