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Ask HN: Your most useful purchase of under $100 in 2018?

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Re: Ask HN: Your most useful purchase of under $100 in 2018?

#23
$20 foam roller. As someone who lifts weights, runs long distance, but also sits at a desk for 8+ hours a day, my body gets so incredibly tight by the end of the day. As soon as I get home I spend 20-30 minutes working on mobility from my neck down to my ankles. The foam roller helps a lot with that. It's painful but I feel so much better after.

Re: Ask HN: Your most useful purchase of under $100 in 2018?

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post #21

$90 8qt Instant Pot It's dramatically reduced the number of times I eat out for convenience rather than enjoyment. It's larger than I need but perfect for bulk cooking/meal prep.

A chest freezer costs more than $100, but is a great way to build on top of this strategy.

Re: Ask HN: Your most useful purchase of under $100 in 2018?

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post #21

$90 8qt Instant Pot It's dramatically reduced the number of times I eat out for convenience rather than enjoyment. It's larger than I need but perfect for bulk cooking/meal prep.

I just got an Instant Pot but I have not made anything with it yet.

Where do you find your recipes?

What are some of your favorite to make?

Re: Ask HN: Your most useful purchase of under $100 in 2018?

#28
post #23

$20 foam roller. As someone who lifts weights, runs long distance, but also sits at a desk for 8+ hours a day, my body gets so incredibly tight by the end of the day. As soon as I get home I spend 20-30 minutes working on mobility from my neck down to my ankles. The foam roller helps a lot with that. It's painful but I feel so much better after.

this.

Re: Ask HN: Your most useful purchase of under $100 in 2018?

#30
post #23

$20 foam roller. As someone who lifts weights, runs long distance, but also sits at a desk for 8+ hours a day, my body gets so incredibly tight by the end of the day. As soon as I get home I spend 20-30 minutes working on mobility from my neck down to my ankles. The foam roller helps a lot with that. It's painful but I feel so much better after.

What mobility program (if any) do you follow? Definitely been feeling a lot of tightness lately, but not sure where to begin with the foam roller.
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