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Random health and exercise thoughts

Johnny_5

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Originally Posted by Cary Grant
1oz of RAW chicken breast, no skin, is typically listed as:

~31 calories, <1% (0 grams) fat and <1% (0 grams carbs), 6g protein.

So 7.3oz = ~225-230 calories. ~42g protein.


Your calc might include skin, thus the fat.


7.3 oz COOKED (dry heat) would equal closer to 335 calories and fat closer to 6-7 grams.


I tinkered a bit with fitday and I am getting the right numbers. Thank you.
 

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Originally Posted by sonick
Gonna go kickboxing for the first time today.. First time doing any kind of martial arts/fighting, kinda nervous/excited.

Are you joining a class or did you hire a trainer?

I started boxing lessons a couple of weeks ago, but I do have a martial arts background.
 

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Re: the strap discussion, does it really matter what brand? Inzer has them for $7. But I don't know how much shipping to WA. would be. Which is a problem since I could get away with using 1&quot; nylon webbing, of which I have tons.
 

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Alright I'll scrounge something up. mismatched, non-pretty gear gives +10 strength internet power-lifting points anyways.
 

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What do you guys think about weight belts? I'd say only if you're squatting/benching/pulling near your 1RM, or it will lead to bad habits.
 

Kajak

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If I had a belt I'd only use it on top sets.
 

rjmaiorano

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Originally Posted by Eason
What do you guys think about weight belts? I'd say only if you're squatting/benching/pulling near your 1RM, or it will lead to bad habits.

Agreed. Only when **** gets serious. Only lift I use a belt on is DL, and even then only at maybe 85% 1RM.
 

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Very random: I drank too much wine and beer and smoked too much weed last night, and combined with less than 6 hours of sleep I feel absolutely ******* awful. I just want to lie down somewhere dark until I recoup, but no chance of that. Two more hours of class to teach, then off to the gym to punish my miserable pathetic body into sculpted granite.
 

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Originally Posted by Eason
What do you guys think about weight belts? I'd say only if you're squatting/benching/pulling near your 1RM, or it will lead to bad habits.

I dunno, I've got a weird recurring back injury, so any time I feel it start to flare up I'll put on a belt for my work sets.
 

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Originally Posted by RedLantern
I dunno, I've got a weird recurring back injury, so any time I feel it start to flare up I'll put on a belt for my work sets.
I had a minor disk slippage this summer and I now wear a belt for my working sets; as good as your form might be, it can always break down if you're pushing your limit. I just rather would be safe than earn Internet points.
 

Cool The Kid

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Disk slippage scares me, but I feel like belts blunt the effectiveness of big lifts

How'd you slip it GN?

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Last night I had 2400 calories and almost 240g of protein. Getting the hang of my diet. Wish I had more choice for cheap fish though. Don't like tuna, tilapia is blah, salmon is nice but expensive... really wish I could get flounder w/skin, I used to make a nice parmesan + diced tomato + olive flounder dish I learned at a restaurant.
 

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Yeah baby, 250 squats 3x5 no ******* problem you sluts. **** you too, hangover
 

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Saw a guy running backwards and sideways on a treadmill. I can see doing this (at least the sideways part) on a track, but doing it on a treadmill seems like a surefire way to get a tooth knocked out.
 

Cary Grant

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Originally Posted by Scrumhalf
Saw a guy running backwards and sideways on a treadmill. I can see doing this (at least the sideways part) on a track, but doing it on a treadmill seems like a surefire way to get a tooth knocked out.

I flip around backwards sideways when doing interval work on occasion but I'm always holding onto the rails.
 

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