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Diyana · 85w
I am doing this... Though sometimes have several days in between each work out but aiming to shorten gaps, also walking and yin yoga. https://youtube.com/playlist?
BitcoinAndSpace2 · 85w
Crossfit FTW :-)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n5LbbftRaDs
Btcfeen · 85w
Lifting for progressive overload. Walking a ton and some sprints
Tobo⚑ · 85w
Push, Pull, and Legs split. Highly enjoyable. Takes me no more than an hour per workout.
Daneel · 85w
Olympic weightlifting. Got a lifetime PB front squat this week!
Daneel · 85w
Also rucking.
Nick Henley · 85w
been sussing calisthenics a lot recently. throwing in some runs also. great change up to standard gym
TheDecentralizedVeteran · 85w
Depends on the mood. Either CrossFit, running, mountain biking.
redsun · 85w
sprinting(30-200 metres), high jumping, lift heavy shit
helpfuljoe · 85w
Taekwondo, Weights, rest on Sunday
NoChips · 85w
My own shit.
btconboard #LNHANCE or #CTV · 85w
Kids
Horszt · 85w
We all getting fat!
Mark Camper · 85w
https://image.nostr.build/93238e6c269a61a4191c5a19e43e8d3d155480c01bfb8aa83300687409defec5.jpg MTB & mountaineering if possible, but crossfit much more often.
Marc · 85w
- Walk - Push Ups - Pull ups - Kettle Bells
Randall · 85w
split squats pull ups push ups dips dead lifts large muscle group compound movements that elevate heart rate πŸ€œπŸ€›
1995.bat · 85w
i'm in that phase that i know i should be doing way more than i should, i guess the 30s will teach me in the most brutal way and force me to start doing it.
Allen · 85w
working on absolute strength and endurance. push, pull, carry, hinge, squat... building from 800m repeats. 10 more weeks and then digging into endurance focus. Probably hot back into BJJ then, too.
Josh · 85w
Run and strength train
JDizz · 85w
75% resistance training 25% cardio training
rapadu · 85w
4k power-walking daily, 6k cycling daily (to/from work), 3x /week gym full body workout πŸ’ͺ🏼
ABitFit · 85w
Variable Resistance Training using X3. Walk the dog most days...
adhish · 85w
Trying to hit 30 minutes of Zone 2, 6 days a week, with another 30-45 minutes of some form of strength, mixture of bodyweight, machines and/or freeweights. Following Dr. Attia's cardio protocol with Zone 2 training most days and one/two day a week of Zone 3-4.
reese · 84w
Really enjoy High Intensity Training - Mike Mentzer Push,Pull,Legs is great and simple. John Meadows has some awesome programs if you have some money to spare. RIP Mountain Dog! https://m.primal.net/LeEn.jpg