Originally posted by ChromeHearts
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Ive always given myself atleast one day off a week for as long as I can remember. Usually it was two. And at my strongest periods I only trained 4 days a week usually. The training became more brutal and the recovery time became more crucial. Since it accumulates. My training now is 2-3 days a week just to maintain and recover. Mainly back,chest,legs for now.
I ruptured 2 disks in 2003 ignoring pain and deadlifting. That took me out for 2 years. For the first 10 years I was nonstop except for a week out due to not having gym access and getting very ill when travelling. 18 years later and Ive had some brief lay offs and shorter training weeks to recover. I ruptured two more discs during my return which I didnt notice. Numbness in hands and beat up wrists was the biggest recent issue I had muscle/tendon injury wise. A bigger issue now seems to be my throat and the acid issues. Its going to take some adaptation to figure that out but Im restructuring my entire diet and relearning shit.
My knees are pretty beat up but I could definately do swimming. Exhausts the hell out of me because I sink straight to the bottom. One pool length and Im breathing very heavy. I put all my power into each stroke when I do it. Though heavy lifting is the only thing that really satisfies that need in me. Its the ultimate rush for me. Cardio just bores the hell out of me. Right now im losing weight by the week, sometimes day. Due to the throat issues and just letting myself drop down for now. I wanted to lean out anyway, and though this is not the way to do it well, I dont really care at this point. Just want to figure out my diet and get rid of most of the excess fat.
Since I am all or nothing, training at a lower intensity or lighter, completely bores the hell out of me, and if its for health I wont even train. Health is very important its just not why I do this
KEEP KILLIN THAT SHIT!!
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