Message from @MufflePuff

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2018-11-11 03:09:19 UTC  

@MufflePuff depending of how much one weights, the running can put too much stress on the spine and discs, causing weak spots and generating rupture

2018-11-11 03:09:25 UTC  

But flat surface us ok?

2018-11-11 03:09:39 UTC  

@Kazemaru makes sense

2018-11-11 03:09:45 UTC  

jogging up a slight incline is best

2018-11-11 03:09:46 UTC  

And pinched nerves are no joke

2018-11-11 03:10:50 UTC  

anyone know a program that increases your bench that doesn't include bulking on 4000 calories

2018-11-11 03:11:12 UTC  

rn i'm going to the gym twice a week and benching 5 sets a workout, looking to increase 1 rep a week

2018-11-11 03:11:20 UTC  

@Daribig Progressive overload.

2018-11-11 03:11:20 UTC  

@Daribig try practicing power yoga

2018-11-11 03:11:26 UTC  

currently donig pause bench 70 for 5,5,4,4,4

2018-11-11 03:11:42 UTC  

power yoga? i'll give it a read

2018-11-11 03:11:57 UTC  

Best way to get stronger in my experience is doing 5 sets of 5.

2018-11-11 03:12:00 UTC  

@MufflePuff i'm trying to overload with longer pauses here and there

2018-11-11 03:12:10 UTC  

Any good sources for yoga devoid of thottery?

2018-11-11 03:12:40 UTC  

@Roundabout Lout there's some YouTube tutorials

2018-11-11 03:12:45 UTC  
2018-11-11 03:12:51 UTC  

yeah,i used to follow a progeam by some guy called jason blaha - used to only use a 5x5 set - rep scheme

2018-11-11 03:12:58 UTC  

But I forgot the links

2018-11-11 03:13:12 UTC  

maanged to reach a 90 for 3 pause bench but got injured through sport and here i am

2018-11-11 03:13:19 UTC  

@Daribig blaha is cool. I like Chris Jones (Pumpchasers).

2018-11-11 03:13:52 UTC  

I say just stick to 5 sets of 5 clean reps, once or twice a week, for 3-6 months.

2018-11-11 03:14:08 UTC  

the only thing with chris is that he advocates for split routines, whereas blaha says that performing a full body workout 2-3 times a week is sufficient

2018-11-11 03:14:14 UTC  

Make sure you’re getting enough calories, protein, carbs and fats.

2018-11-11 03:14:15 UTC  

Anyone here who likes calisthenics need to check out RedDeltaProject

2018-11-11 03:14:22 UTC  

@MufflePuff yeah, thank you

2018-11-11 03:15:00 UTC  

All depends on what works for you. @Daribig

2018-11-11 03:15:17 UTC  

I love the split regimen.

2018-11-11 03:15:23 UTC  

@Deleted User I suppose thats really close to yoga

2018-11-11 03:15:29 UTC  

Hey guys i thought i could stream tonight but my setup is cancer. I bought a new data plan/phone along with a snowball mic and im going to try a stream at work tomorrow because im by myself the whole shift

2018-11-11 03:15:56 UTC  

Sucks man @Happy Humble Hermit all good though.

2018-11-11 03:16:11 UTC  

@MufflePuff what kind of split do you run?

2018-11-11 03:16:31 UTC  
2018-11-11 03:16:35 UTC  

I know I've been dropping the ball on original content uploads but my semester is close to ending and then i can go hard

2018-11-11 03:16:49 UTC  

@Happy Humble Hermit streaming at work? Its that safe for you?

2018-11-11 03:16:54 UTC  

@Happy Humble Hermit Your one art of peace video wasen't too long ago, I really appreciate that one

2018-11-11 03:17:00 UTC  

@Aristorien i feel like calisthenics is harder

2018-11-11 03:17:33 UTC  

@Deleted User I can get as far as downward facing dog but I agree, I really would like to get a comprehensive understanding of yoga

2018-11-11 03:17:38 UTC  

maybe I can find some hindu texts

2018-11-11 03:17:41 UTC  

or something

2018-11-11 03:17:44 UTC  

@Deleted User depends on ur bodyweight

2018-11-11 03:17:53 UTC  

great to start with if you're a leaner guy