Ask HN: What's your daily fitness routine?
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#2I have to make that the lowest of the lazy bar, and do it first thing in the morning. Otherwise the percentage chance of it not getting done for the day increases to at least 86.7%
First is best, that way I can at least revisit the idea of weightlifting later, and then still feel somewhat good about myself when I lay down to go to sleep at night, having not worked out.
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#3after work, I hit the gym. I follow mostly PPL split.
calories 2000 to 2500.
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#4I think lifting is great for gamification, every time you try to increase a little bit (Greyskull advocates for "partial plates" which are sets of plates of 0.5-2 lb that let you increase very slightly). Looking at charts over time feels great, and when you plateau or have to deload because of sickness or skips, you know what you did wrong, and you get back to it.
For cardio mostly every day I bike to/from work, about 50 min or so each way at moderate speed.
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#5On at least one weekend day, I get up early and hit the skatepark for a skate before all the kids and better skaters get there.
On the 3 weekdays I work in an office, I bike in (5kms)...
The one thing I've come to rely on, aside from the physical benefits is that all the early mornings give me a running start to tackle the day ahead, whether it's work or the kids routine...
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#7- 2 other days a week I do 30 min of bodyweight workout on rings : 5 min plank (front + sides) then dips/rows/push-ups/pull-ups
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#9I don't do any gym weights atm, but I'm currently renovating a house, so I end up spending one day a week carting building material around.
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#10My routine is a modified DoggCrapp where I perform myo-reps after the three heavy sets. I've found it's a nice way to add volume without taxing the nervous system. The volume is needed so I can eat more tasty carbs.
I avoid cardio and simply make use of long walks to keep my My diet is high carb, moderate protein and fat.