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An experiment in physical fitness...

I took an advanced carbine class this weekend with my full kit on. Plates and all. About 800 rounds. All day class and I realized that I am in bad need of a routine. Really puts things into perspective. I am not as young as I once was.
You have to start somewhere. Doubt I could do any push ups right now.
 
I took an advanced carbine class this weekend with my full kit on. Plates and all. About 800 rounds. All day class and I realized that I am in bad need of a routine. Really puts things into perspective. I am not as young as I once was.
You have to start somewhere. Doubt I could do any push ups right now.

Gotta train like ya fight. Nothing better than that. Love my holster by the way.
 
Just out of curiosity and in an effort to tone up a little I've decide to try a simple workout routine. For the month of may I'm going to do push ups every day. And each day I'm going to do more than I did the day before. That's it. No sets, no reps, just however many I can do all day. Then try to top that the next day. No I'm not going to do 1 the first day. I normally wouldn't put stuff like this on the site but my thought process is that if post about it on here I won't puss out 2 weeks from now and quit because I'm sick of push ups or just tired of doing it. Odds are I'll damage a rotator cuff or pop a peck. As long as I don't though I'll stick with it. I'll take a before pic just incase it works well. I'm going to post how many I do in this post every day this month. If I fail to do so someone please call me out for being a vagina.

Day 1: 30. Lots of popping and creeking noises.

Great job starting a new fitness challenge. I have a suggest though. Try to incorporate a horizontal pulling exercise as well to keep things balanced. Think of it like throwing a really strong recoil spring in you pistol but using light range ammo. Eventually you are going to run into problems. By including a pulling exercise you will have a better muscular balance and it will help you protect yourself from injury. Also don't neglect a proper warm up. Best of luck on your challenge.
 
.... I realized that I am in bad need of a routine. Really puts things into perspective.

DID SOMEONE SAY ROUTINE!?
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Just out of curiosity and in an effort to tone up a little I've decide to try a simple workout routine. For the month of may I'm going to do push ups every day. And each day I'm going to do more than I did the day before. That's it. No sets, no reps, just however many I can do all day. Then try to top that the next day. No I'm not going to do 1 the first day. I normally wouldn't put stuff like this on the site but my thought process is that if post about it on here I won't puss out 2 weeks from now and quit because I'm sick of push ups or just tired of doing it. Odds are I'll damage a rotator cuff or pop a peck. As long as I don't though I'll stick with it. I'll take a before pic just incase it works well. I'm going to post how many I do in this post every day this month. If I fail to do so someone please call me out for being a vagina.

Day 1: 30. Lots of popping and creeking noises.
warm up rotator cuffs first pal
and stretch..
and yes, dont neglect your back... improper balance within your muscles will cause imbalance problems and result to injury honestly
 
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