stats?

stats?

Like how much I can lift? Well it's complicated. I haven't calculated my 1 rep max and I do like 20 different exercises. Sometimes I train for strength for a few months and then hypertrophy.

For starters, the nearest gym is probably a few hundred miles away in the city.

Second, I don't have the time to kill on a hobby like that.

And third, I'm not in the business of casual fucking.

Weightlifting is fine and all, because at least it keeps you healthy. And, you do get the bonus of being attractive. But I've always sort of viewed it as a time waster. It's a city folk thing that people do when they have literally nothing else to do.

cuz im bored

Because I've got better things do do with my time

Like what?

Quote from: Lord Starch on October 16, 2015, 01:30:46 PM

Quote from: Deadtrap on October 16, 2015, 01:27:17 PM

For starters, the nearest gym is probably a few hundred miles away in the city.

Second, I don't have the time to kill on a hobby like that.

And third, I'm not in the business of casual fucking.

Weightlifting is fine and all, because at least it keeps you healthy. And, you do get the bonus of being attractive. But I've always sort of viewed it as a time waster. It's a city folk thing that people do when they have literally nothing else to do.

It takes only two hours out of the day, at most. I usually stay for an hour and a half. Most people sit around doing nothing for way more time than that. Plus I go to school and I work. Not having enough time is just an excuse.

K den.

See if you can manage it when you work from 6 in the morning to 12 at night.

That's a very unusual shift.

I'm good on running really, lifting weights is something I'm not against but just don't really see me doing it.

Quote from: Deadtrap on October 16, 2015, 01:31:36 PM

Quote from: Lord Starch on October 16, 2015, 01:30:46 PM

Quote from: Deadtrap on October 16, 2015, 01:27:17 PM

For starters, the nearest gym is probably a few hundred miles away in the city.

Second, I don't have the time to kill on a hobby like that.

And third, I'm not in the business of casual fucking.

Weightlifting is fine and all, because at least it keeps you healthy. And, you do get the bonus of being attractive. But I've always sort of viewed it as a time waster. It's a city folk thing that people do when they have literally nothing else to do.

It takes only two hours out of the day, at most. I usually stay for an hour and a half. Most people sit around doing nothing for way more time than that. Plus I go to school and I work. Not having enough time is just an excuse.

K den.

See if you can manage it when you work from 6 in the morning to 12 at night.

That's a very unusual shift.

That's not a shift mate. It's how my day goes.

6:00 to 1:00 in the afternoon is working the restaurant.
1:00 to 8:00 at night is my secondary small jobs ranging from anything I can find. Usually manual labor of some kind.
8:00 to 12:00 is helping the restaurant at night. We close at 10 but two ours of prep for the next day is needed.

I don't have two hours to kill in one shot. Only minutes. It's like this seven days a week non stop, no breaks.

I ain't got time to kill.

Lifting weights and stuff isn't really my kinda thing

Because I don't have a reason to be that muscular.

I don't need to carry heavy shit in my daily life, I shouldn't need to rely on my muscles to get girls (apart from one muscle >.>), and my country has free healthcare meaning I don't have to worry about my health, past my weight.

I'm happy cycling or swimming, that's more genuinely healthy and useful stuff to train compared to lifting a heavy object and putting it down again.

Because I don't have a reason to be that muscular.

I don't need to carry heavy shit in my daily life, I shouldn't need to rely on my muscles to get girls (apart from one muscle >.>), and my country has free healthcare meaning I don't have to worry about my health, past my weight.

I'm happy cycling or swimming, that's more genuinely healthy and useful stuff to train compared to lifting a heavy object and putting it down again.

False. Unless you swim and cycle multiple times a week, you can't even begin to compare the two. First off one is cardiovascular and the other is strength training. Second, strength training can also improve the cardiovascular system minutely while improving bone density, tendon strength, posture, the immune system, and hormonal regulation.

Having money or a nice car achieves the same thing. The fact that you work so hard just to get hoes is lame as hell.

But I already knew you were an airhead.

"Niggas hating but niggas ain't about to starve us."

Quote from: SuperIrish on October 16, 2015, 01:56:24 PM

Because I don't have a reason to be that muscular.

I don't need to carry heavy shit in my daily life, I shouldn't need to rely on my muscles to get girls (apart from one muscle >.>), and my country has free healthcare meaning I don't have to worry about my health, past my weight.

I'm happy cycling or swimming, that's more genuinely healthy and useful stuff to train compared to lifting a heavy object and putting it down again.

False. Unless you swim and cycle multiple times a week, you can't even begin to compare the two. First off one is cardiovascular and the other is strength training. Second, strength training can also improve the cardiovascular system minutely while improving bone density, tendon strength, posture, the immune system, and hormonal regulation.

I know that, but I still see little point in the benefits of strength training unless you have a job that requires you to lift things everyday, when I can focus solely on cardio and be "generally healthy" rather than "specifically healthy".

Your body looks really fucking strange in the core.