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The main thing is not to get too down on yourself if your workout doesn't go as you'd hoped. "The more we exercise, the more we learn. We start to learn about what makes us tick psychologically, how much we can tolerate physically and what works and doesn't work based on how we feel it went,&qu...

There’s a fine line between losing weight and losing performance. Think of weight loss like tackling an ultramarathon. It’s not a sprint. Expect results, but expect them to be slow and steady instead of dramatic. With that in mind, there are a few ways to bust through a weight-loss plateau if you’re...

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I hope it works out for you.

Need actual suggestions

Boss Man wrote: ↑Mon Apr 11, 2011 7:21 pm Yes it has; as that lush, thick beard indicates

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RjMaan wrote: ↑Wed May 09, 2018 8:59 am Hi there good to see such an impressive plan. advice would be to stick with your plan.

But some variation can help body not get used to one type of routine or workout which eventually makes the effort much less useful.

Highly agreed

Although I would like to add more information to what you've mentioned here in this article: https://www.borntough.com/blogs/news/hi ... ur-workout. I think there is a different side to all workout and their techniques overall.

Nice quite useful.

Any online workout programs starting recently where I can join in right away?

Boss Man wrote: ↑Tue Aug 20, 2019 9:05 am HIIT or interval would probably be the best way(s) to go, but I don't think you need more than 20-30 minutes at a time.

Does this sounds like no different...

Hey, I'm a man, 21 years old, I'm 1,92m tall and I wheigh 113 Kg. I always engaged in a lot of sports activities but I slacked off during teenage years, and gained quite a bit of extra weight. The number on the scale never really translated as to what I feel like, or look like, so I sought after mo...