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Pisis
2nd Lieutenant
Started to work out again. Afer... 1,5 years! OMG!!! that will be hard. I'll have to do a lot of crunches... 
Weightlifting/fitness anyone?
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Matt308
Glock Perfection
Oh but your recovering girlfried will love you for it.
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Pisis
2nd Lieutenant
She used to work out thrice a week until she had those health problems six Months ago. I did for three years very often but then didn't do anything for two years and when she showed me some of her excersising skills this Weekend, I got really ashamed... Not mentiong that I am feeling and looking better after only two visits to the gym. 8)
the lancaster kicks ass
Major General
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and i'm sure the extra flexability and stamina will have some uses............
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Pisis
2nd Lieutenant
You pervert - it's obivous what you're thinking on 24 hours a day... 
Me too....
Me too....
Erich
the old Sage
go ride a bike and be a god !
Come on Pisis. Lanc is a pubescent teen. Ofcourse that is all he thinks about. The best workout that he probably gets is from his hand...
Lanc dont get mad, it was a joke...
Lanc dont get mad, it was a joke...
the lancaster kicks ass
Major General
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haha, and you guys think about it any less 
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Pisis
2nd Lieutenant
Well I've read some article recently about the difference of man's and woman's sexuality and there was one sentence: "Women, on the contrary to men, don't think on sex 24 hours a day".
I can sign that!
I can sign that! 
lesofprimus
Brigadier General
U have to work ur abs out in 3 sections Pisis, upper, middle and lower abdominals....
Crunches work the upper abs, situps work the middle, and leg lifts/flutter kicks work the lowers...
The thing about abdominal work Pisis, and I believe we went over this before, is that they are the hardest muscles to improve on... It takes weeks and weeks and months to get ur 6 pack to blossom...
U also have to work ur serratus and oblique muscles as well, as these muscles connect ur abs to ur sides and waist... Do situps or crunches with a twist, bringing ur left elbow to ur right knee, and vice versa...
And for ur crunches, do not support ur legs up in the air, but hold them up there on ur own as u use ur lower abs to keep them there, like in the first pic...
Crunches work the upper abs, situps work the middle, and leg lifts/flutter kicks work the lowers...
The thing about abdominal work Pisis, and I believe we went over this before, is that they are the hardest muscles to improve on... It takes weeks and weeks and months to get ur 6 pack to blossom...
U also have to work ur serratus and oblique muscles as well, as these muscles connect ur abs to ur sides and waist... Do situps or crunches with a twist, bringing ur left elbow to ur right knee, and vice versa...
And for ur crunches, do not support ur legs up in the air, but hold them up there on ur own as u use ur lower abs to keep them there, like in the first pic...
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Pisis
2nd Lieutenant
Thanks, Les. I have improved my exc. techniques thanks to your advices. 8)
lesofprimus
Brigadier General
Ur welcome...
Jabberwocky
Staff Sergeant
I'm stuck in an office job (aviation consultacy) for 11 hours a day, but I run/swim every lunch time (pisses off my boss something fierce).
Monday:
Morning: 20 minute stretch
Lunch: 35 minute run/10-15 minute strength
Evening: 1 1/2 hour capoeria
Tuesday:
Morning: 45 minutes weights/ or Lunch: 20 minute run/30 minute swim (Tuesday is my busy day at work so I can't always do the run/swim)
Evening: 2 hours acrobatics/gymnastics or 1 hour boxing
Wednesday:
Lunch: 45 minutes run
Evening: 1 1/2 hour capoeira
Thursday:
Morning: 1 hour run
Lunch: 30 minute swim/10 minute run or strength
Friday:
Morning: 30 minutes run/20 minutes free weights
Lunch: 35 minute run/10-15 minute strenght
Saturday:
2 1/2 hour capoeira training (2 sessions) plus a roda (game) of about 1/2 hour
Sunday:
Morning: Beach run/swim combo
Afternoon: Capoeira with friends in oark/on beach
After being a dedicated (but fairly average) cross country and long distance runner and semi-serious (and even worse) triathlete in middle/high school, I got a little lazy at Uni. Once I moved to Japan, I got back into my running (via the magic of hashes), and ended up choaching my Junior High athletics team (we finished third out of 121 schools in the Kyushu competition ). Got introduced to capoeira by a friend, but never really got to try it out.
Moved back to Sydney, got a job and started organising hashes in the local scene. Got bored because they were either groups of professional/serious athletes looking to run others into the ground or very casual and non-competitive. No fun either way for a semi-serious athlete like me.
Ran my own club for six months or so and then left it all behind and started doing capoeira three times a week. Now all the exercise I do (run, swim, weights, stretching, acrobatics) is all based around improving my core strength and flexiability to make my capoeira better.
At the moment I'm in the best shape of my life (I'm 27) and I'm doing twice as much exercise as when I was training for 10kms ect. I'm also about 30kg heavier than when I was running, mostly thanks to all the upper body mass I've put on from handstands and cartwheels and silly crap like that (one of my nicknames at school was 'Match', bacause I was stick thin and had a massive head).
Monday:
Morning: 20 minute stretch
Lunch: 35 minute run/10-15 minute strength
Evening: 1 1/2 hour capoeria
Tuesday:
Morning: 45 minutes weights/ or Lunch: 20 minute run/30 minute swim (Tuesday is my busy day at work so I can't always do the run/swim)
Evening: 2 hours acrobatics/gymnastics or 1 hour boxing
Wednesday:
Lunch: 45 minutes run
Evening: 1 1/2 hour capoeira
Thursday:
Morning: 1 hour run
Lunch: 30 minute swim/10 minute run or strength
Friday:
Morning: 30 minutes run/20 minutes free weights
Lunch: 35 minute run/10-15 minute strenght
Saturday:
2 1/2 hour capoeira training (2 sessions) plus a roda (game) of about 1/2 hour
Sunday:
Morning: Beach run/swim combo
Afternoon: Capoeira with friends in oark/on beach
After being a dedicated (but fairly average) cross country and long distance runner and semi-serious (and even worse) triathlete in middle/high school, I got a little lazy at Uni. Once I moved to Japan, I got back into my running (via the magic of hashes), and ended up choaching my Junior High athletics team (we finished third out of 121 schools in the Kyushu competition
). Got introduced to capoeira by a friend, but never really got to try it out.Moved back to Sydney, got a job and started organising hashes in the local scene. Got bored because they were either groups of professional/serious athletes looking to run others into the ground or very casual and non-competitive. No fun either way for a semi-serious athlete like me.
Ran my own club for six months or so and then left it all behind and started doing capoeira three times a week. Now all the exercise I do (run, swim, weights, stretching, acrobatics) is all based around improving my core strength and flexiability to make my capoeira better.
At the moment I'm in the best shape of my life (I'm 27) and I'm doing twice as much exercise as when I was training for 10kms ect. I'm also about 30kg heavier than when I was running, mostly thanks to all the upper body mass I've put on from handstands and cartwheels and silly crap like that (one of my nicknames at school was 'Match', bacause I was stick thin and had a massive head).
kiwimac
Staff Sergeant
Lanc,
Another thing to remember is that consistency is important, work out using your preferred routine every day. You can, if you like, use smaller weights with reps in order to build stamina as well as strength.
Another thing to remember is that consistency is important, work out using your preferred routine every day. You can, if you like, use smaller weights with reps in order to build stamina as well as strength.
trackend
Chief Master Sergeant
The only training I do is lifting my fat arse out of the sofa to get another beer
(at least I'm honest) thats as close as i'll get to a six pack these days although our local supermarket has 24 packs on special offer at the moment.
"Open two three, Drink two three, Swollow two three, BURP"
Repeat in sets of three or four or what ever you fancy.
(at least I'm honest) thats as close as i'll get to a six pack these days although our local supermarket has 24 packs on special offer at the moment.
"Open two three, Drink two three, Swollow two three, BURP"
Repeat in sets of three or four or what ever you fancy.
kiwimac
Staff Sergeant
Erich
the old Sage
that can be done of course but I like to curl with a bottle of Deutsche Spätlese or Aüslese in each hand. About 50 reps with each bottle before sampling.
As Kiwi said lighter weights will actually go farther for your stretch and added muscle routines, as over weights can stress and tear, but as you limber up you will be able to take on more weight. As I have been doing endurance training for most of my high school through "now" life, I've tried countless different means not to get into a boring habit. change is good......well sometimes. do fast pace walks with light weights in your hands as you walk, and you are exposed to more muscle developments. At least with that type of exercise you will know what muscle groups need working and expanding
Pisis I know the snow levels have been a real zilch this winter but are you close to area of cross country skiing (Nordic) ? you could probably find no better stretching and testing almost all body muscles than that. Of course I have to admit that cycling has to be in your top five listings Hey long life is a good thing man . . . ........... ...
As Kiwi said lighter weights will actually go farther for your stretch and added muscle routines, as over weights can stress and tear, but as you limber up you will be able to take on more weight. As I have been doing endurance training for most of my high school through "now" life, I've tried countless different means not to get into a boring habit. change is good......well sometimes. do fast pace walks with light weights in your hands as you walk, and you are exposed to more muscle developments. At least with that type of exercise you will know what muscle groups need working and expanding
Pisis I know the snow levels have been a real zilch this winter but are you close to area of cross country skiing (Nordic) ? you could probably find no better stretching and testing almost all body muscles than that. Of course I have to admit that cycling has to be in your top five listings
Hey long life is a good thing man . . . ........... ...