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Where do our exercisers work out and what do you do?

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  • MikM Offline
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    https://www.aginganddisease.org/EN/10.14336/AD.2024.0642

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      I bet this works for weight training too.

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        When I have to "scroll" to select my birth year when filling out a form, it's starting to becoming insulting. And yes, I know we have longer-scrollers here.

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          Latest addition to my home gym to help with leg workouts

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          • MikM Offline
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            Not quite sure how that works...

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              I worked out today, but my body was already unhappy with me for having hoisted wet mulch bags all day yesterday in a very rare day of yardwork. It shows that no matter how much time i put in on the machines, they don't work ALL the muscles. I'll have to look into adding some dumbbell work.

              "You cannot subsidize irresponsibility and expect people to become more responsible." — Thomas Sowell

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              • MikM Mik

                Not quite sure how that works...

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                @Mik said:

                Not quite sure how that works...

                It's a trap bar. You stand inside it to do deadlifts. Usually they're closed on both sides. I use on at my gym. I find it much easier to lift with my legs rather than back with the trap bar.

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                  I recently started doing real pull-ups and dips. Previously I only did the assisted kind out of fear that I'd injure my shoulder (torn rotator cuff in 22).

                  I've been trying to do 3 sets of 5 (up from 3 sets of 3). I can do that with dips, today I hit 5-5-4 on pull-ups. Still need to improve my form though.

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                    Speaking of trap bars, a guy at my gym this morning had FIVE forty-five pound plates on each side of a trap bar and did a dead lift with it.

                    That’s 495 lbs.

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                      You see things like that. It’s impressive, but I have to wonder how that much stress is going to affect them later on.

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                      • MikM Mik

                        You see things like that. It’s impressive, but I have to wonder how that much stress is going to affect them later on.

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                        @Mik I agree. I dont think that the human body is designed of evolved to be able to handle some of that stuff. I think of US football. Having a 300 pound guy running at you full speed and jumping on you cannot be good for either person.

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