Chimera
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I haven't lifted heavy in ages. I think last time I went 405 on the squat was around 2009 when I was lifting with a bunch of "bench bros". Every day was chest, shoulders, traps or tris. I couldn't keep up with them on the bench. But one day they decided to squat and I had to show off. We had one who benches over 350 struggling with 225 on the squat. It makes no sense to me. Somehow I've become partial to front squats. I don't get nearly as much weight but I feel like I get much more out of it. I guess my workouts have morphed into a combination of what Cat does with some "sustainment" lifting. I'm definitely not going to set any PRs with my regime that I'll be starting again soon.
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1400? I remember in high school I thought I was top poo for making what was called the 1000 pound club
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When I was overseas working with foreign militaries, many many many people do everything in bare feet, even distance running. Sent from my Nexus 7 using CarolinaHuddle mobile app
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same here... leg workouts will do that. makes you heavier than you look
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Since all my symptoms have been gone for several weeks now, I'm planning on starting back up next Monday. I'll be going light for a few days and building back up as I can tolerate. When I'm inactive for a while, my upper back starts acting up again. It has driven me bananas the last week or two.
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I realize this is a few weeks old now, but "lots of lean protein" is useless without carbs to break it down so the body can use it. Sent from my Nexus 7 using CarolinaHuddle mobile app
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Bad Tattoo edition
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I watched this for like 5 minutes expecting something random & funny to come over the waterfall
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The cat's REAL motivation
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found this on reddit... supposedly (i can't verify accuracy) second from the right, wearing the green shirt and blue bell bottoms, is Osama Bin Laden in 1971
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Meet Richard Overton, the oldest living veteran of WWII - 107 years young. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Arvine_Overton
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Yep. Don't take a break. Go light and easy if you have to, but don't stop. Think of it as driving a loaded fuel tanker up Pike's Peak. Don't stop.
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white trash edition
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Crow's nest made of clothes hangers:
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the rarehistoricalphotos thread gave me an idea... i went looking for vintage medical equipment Children in an iron lung Early 1900s American surgery kit 1800s Child birthing chair WWI era radiology tech (France) no clue what this thing is
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pucker moment
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3D Sand Art:
