/fit/ - Fitness, Health, and Feels

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>>151936

for posterity, this superior and yet untainted board supports audio on its webms

also i miss /fat/ because I have progess to share

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9q5IAC66feA

>>151934

Why are there flags in here?

Fat fucks aren't human and it should be legal to push them down the stairs.

I love eating this kind of food. In general, I have been eating only homemade food for about 2 months now. I started to monitor my health more and recently found some great vitamins on https://www.canadadrugsdirect.com/pharmacy-partner . If anyone is interested, I can share my fitness desserts

>>152024

wtf is a hard pasta

>>152017

>meal planning resources

buy raw food. cook it. eat. no boxes, no bags, NO FROZEN DIET MEALS

to lose weight, dial it back to two meals a day, then one. if you must snack between meals, do savory snacks (nuts, jerky), not sweet. learn to like unsweetened sparkling water to drink. insist on unsweetened tea at restaurants.

>>152017

https://www.millionreferral.com/

>>151915

>Here is my winter barbell routine

>

>Strength day

>>deadlifts 10 min emom

>>clean and press 10 min emom

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>Cardio day

>>20-30 min stairs with heavy hands

talk about minimal

For me even with the most minimal programs I wanna hit every muscle/movement more directly

>>151916

I always found the best results with simple daily programs. And I mean simple, not easy. I'll admit I am pretty lazy, but I have found success with these programs, and they stop me from obsessing/program jumping.

Also, the thing is, I can do more if I want. This is more like a Program Minimum. I can do more, but I cant do less. So, if I want to hit some bis and tris, no problem. Go for a hike, absolutely. Fuck around with some kettlebells, no big deal.

>>151910

Got myself a new exciting program, 7 days a week, just 2 exercises per session. Hits every single fucking movement pattern, trains every muscle at least twice a week.

Just do 5 hard sets to failure for 2 exercises every day and call it a day.

Loving it so far.

>>151910

Well this was fun

>>152018

I'm literally working out right now. Shitty 20 year old Weider adjustable bench that I think is going to collapse on me one of these days mid-bench press. It's weird now because I started working out a year ago when my wife left me. In the last couple months after working on my interior life I've lost a lot of that anger I had, which was also a huge motivation while lifting. So I've lost the anger and now I'm just lifting out of habit. And because I look good and feel good, too, but I dont even put on any music anymore. Still lift hard but just not with that fury anymore. I dont know its weird. So heres a thread bump.

>>151710

>I’m thinking of making a peanut butter and jelly sandwich, I haven’t had one of those since I was a kid.

>I’m thinking of making a peanut butter and jelly sandwich, I haven’t had one of those since I was a kid.

I always think I'm going to do this, but then I never have any bread.

Also wtf this thread is from fucking December.

I ate an egg sammich this morning

>>151710

Ramen. Ate one pack cooked and another raw

Just had a bowl of Greek yogurt with honey and a handful of almonds — trying to keep it healthy! I’ve been more mindful about my diet lately and also started looking into supplements. Found some useful options through Pharmacy B2B https://www.canadapharmacy.com/ that support digestion and energy, which really helps keep me on track.

>>151710

I'm sipping a smoothie I just whipped up - a banana, 2 large strawberries, a tangerine, a big blob of 10% yogurt, a big blob of peanut butter, some fruit juice to keep the blender blades wet, and zzzziiiizzzzzzz

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I am very grumpy now. I think it is because I have a lot of things to do now and I do not have time to do it all. Also because of this my sleep has worsened a lot. I am thinking of looking for sleeping pills on https://www.canadadrugsdirect.com/pharmacy-partner . This should help me feel better and maybe I will become a calm and patient person again in the future