I used to be with you on that 100%The gym was never great though. They are among the most boring places I have ever been in and I have been there for nursing home bingo. If my daily life is not providing me with enough exercise I would infinitely rather be out in the world getting it than being bored on a piece of exercise equipment.
I also dislike trophments and consider them one of the greater negatives in modern gaming.I used to be with you on that 100%
Then I started going to the gym at my apartment every day - and I realized something. The act of increasing the weight you can push is like a fun game with achievements. And watching your muscles get bigger is not a bad reward. It makes looking in the mirror fun too
You shouldn't do the same exercises over and over. Your muscles will get used to lift the same weight, and in return they won't grow because you're not stressing them enough.I was going to the gym every single day from like mid January to mid March, then I went last Wednesday and it was closed. It sucked because I was reallly progresssing with weights and cardio. But I have been doing 100 pushups and 100 exercise ball wall squats 3x a week. It's not quite the same, but it's something.
You shouldn't do the same exercises over and over. Your muscles will get used to lift the same weight, and in return they won't grow because you're not stressing them enough.
That's why series exists, and you should probably exercise one part ot your body at a time.
One day you'll exercise arms, one day legs, one day chest, etc.
Gotta get creative or you won't see the results you want.
I gained a lot of musculature with Banana + Peanut butter Milkshake ánd eating Rice, Eggs and Beans everyday.Are you talking about the pushups and squats? I don't have a choice I dont have any exercise equipment. At the gym I was not doing the same thing and I always add 5 lbs to every workout every time I go and over time it really adds up. I was doing heavy squats 3x a week though I believe it's sort of a hack that people don't realize you get most testosterone and hgh from squats and your legs can definitely handle 3x a week more than any other body part because they are your biggest muscles. I have gotten some significant gains.
Assuming I have not been ninjaed your muscles only grow when stressed. There are all sorts of patterns people go in for here depending upon what you do, what your aims are (strength or endurance/distance sort of thing) and where you live (Russia and Eastern Europe often favouring some more, plateau and then less, presumably as a type of recovery, and then quite a bit more, which has some interesting results over simple sets, rest, increase). However if you do the same thing your muscles adjust to what is the new baseline and then nothing much happens.Are you talking about the pushups and squats? I don't have a choice I dont have any exercise equipment. At the gym I was not doing the same thing and I always add 5 lbs to every workout every time I go and over time it really adds up. I was doing heavy squats 3x a week though I believe it's sort of a hack that people don't realize you get most testosterone and hgh from squats and your legs can definitely handle 3x a week more than any other body part because they are your biggest muscles. I have gotten some significant gains.
Assuming I have not been ninjaed your muscles only grow when stressed. There are all sorts of patterns people go in for here depending upon what you do, what your aims are (strength or endurance/distance sort of thing) and where you live (Russia and Eastern Europe often favouring some more, plateau and then less, presumably as a type of recovery, and then quite a bit more, which has some interesting results over simple sets, rest, increase). However if you do the same thing your muscles adjust to what is the new baseline and then nothing much happens.
More generally what is the obsession with equipment (or worse modern "safe" equipment that you have to lose out on the "the world provides a bigger idiot" race to hurt yourself on)?
If you want weight get a bag, put something heavy in it (I hear rocks are available almost everywhere, if not bottles of water add up quick), make sure you lift it properly and go from there. If you have even the vaguest collection of materials you can also take advantage (or indeed have the advantage not favour you) with some levers.
Assuming you have a pushbike you can take off the back wheel and put it on a stand easily enough if you have anything like the tools to fix it in the first place.
Treadmills is obvious and it is usually not so hard to find a set of stairs somewhere if you are more the stair machine type. Hopefully you are not in a flat under lockdown.
Assuming you don't live in a complete hole you can usually do a pullup on a doorframe (might be finger pullups though) and or jam your feet under something for a sit up type thing.
Actually, synthetic sportswear was invented specifically to help sweat out quickly...in case you didn't know.
I laughed way too hard at this, I'm sorry, hope your fave is ok...Funny story: I was using some strenght bands to get bigger biceps, and I accidentally punched myself on my face because they broke when I stressed them.
That happened years ago. I still remember how I looked.I laughed way too hard at this, I'm sorry, hope your fave is ok...