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06-02-11 08:32 AM #101
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September 28, 2008 - the day the HOF got a wake-up Moose call.
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06-02-11 10:48 AM #102
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I love tofu. I'm going to try that with the nori. I'll probably be the only one in the family who eats it, though.

I don't mean at the gym. Although when I did go with a friend to the gym, we used elliptical machines next to each other, but didn't talk much. Then we did weight machines near each other. But we did not stand around and chit chat.
Right, I meant for walking. I don't like to walk alone around town or even at the high school track. It's boring to me. Just like you like to run with your running pals. It keeps you motivated that there are other people who like to do the same thing. I wish I had that.
When I do workout videos or Wii fit, I prefer to exercise alone.
Well, 'that' friend never worked out as far as walking. She wanted to bring her dog, who had to stop and sniff every 2 seconds, and she didn't like to walk as fast as my other friend. The other friend's work schedule is so crazy, she doesn't have a lot of time other than early mornings or late evenings and I guess she doesn't want to spend an hour cutting into her only free time.You know you're an addict when you put Crackbook on your Crackberry. -Toaderly
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06-02-11 03:05 PM #103
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I had my first BJJ class today and wow it was amazing. Shame it was over so quickly. Such a technical sport with so much too learn. Tomorrow its stretching with my mate in the morning then Muay Thai in the evening.
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06-02-11 03:31 PM #104
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06-02-11 03:37 PM #105
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Flexibility drills which I'm glad we did, then we went into guard passing. The different types of guards, how to get into them and when you don't have a dominant position how to get out of it. Time flew by then I rolled with the teacher for 5 minutes and got murdered and before you know it class was over.
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06-02-11 03:39 PM #106NYYF Legend

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I wish we lived closer Karen. I would love to walk a few times a week (in addition to my running).
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06-02-11 03:40 PM #107
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06-02-11 03:45 PM #108NYYF Legend

- Join Date
- Feb 2006
- Location
- 110 miles from the greatest Stadium on earth / Section 418 Grandstand
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I joined a running group to try and shave time from my 5K. It's a running store that's sponsoring it but the person running it is an Adidas Rep. We'll see what happens with my next race. I'm pretty excited about it though - this week we are doing "ladders."
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06-02-11 03:54 PM #109
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Flexibility is huge. I'm like 5'9 160 so just about everyone in the gym is bigger and stronger than me, but my flexibility saves me. I can sacrifice an arm for a key lock while working my way back to full guard.
Guard passing is tough. I've been doing it for 9 months and still struggle with it.
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06-02-11 04:15 PM #110
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Guard passing came rather easy to me today. I took everything in like a sieve, the coach was impressed.
I'm 5'11 and 170, long legs and ridiculously long arms for my height, which might be a problem unlike in Muay Thai that's an advantage. I've told I'm a big guy for 170 which is good as I'm still cutting to walk 165 and fight at 155. So with my big size I need the flexibility in order to do head kicks and get into the various uncomfortable positions BJJ has in store for me.
You learn a lot in 9 months right?
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06-02-11 04:26 PM #111
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I work out at home. All you need is a barbell, some adjustable dumbells, and an irongym pull up bar, and a bench.
I lift Monday Wednesday friday and do HIIT cardio about twice a week on offdays.
I really want to get into a sport like BJJ or Muay Thai but I dont have the money for lessons right now. Definitely something on my to do list though when I get a solid job.
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06-02-11 06:00 PM #112
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Learning the stuff isn't hard, it's executing it and executing it right. I can do triangles in my sleep. But I have a lot of trouble actually pulling them off.
Long arms and legs will help you break posture from the bottom easier. Your guard will be harder to break and triangle will be a littler easier.
It's amazing how much I have learned in such a short time. I rolled with a kid who had about 2 months of training and it was a slaughter. It's the little things, learning to control your breathing, learning to conserve energy, learning to take your time.
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06-02-11 06:07 PM #113
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That would be cool!
I saw a home exercise DVD system (Supreme 90 Day System) in a store flyer. It was $20 so I looked up online reviews. The ones I could find were good (not the site testimonials). It seems to be a similar idea to P90X. Of course, it's not exactly the same, but similar.
So I went to the store and it was marked $10. I got to the register and it rang up $20, so I showed her the label that said $10. The manager said it should be $20 but I can have it for $10.
Can't wait to try it!You know you're an addict when you put Crackbook on your Crackberry. -Toaderly
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06-02-11 06:22 PM #114
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06-02-11 06:28 PM #115
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It's probably going to be too hard for me in the beginning, but you're supposed to just give it everything even if you can't keep up. It comes with a meal plan too, but I know there's no way I'll be able to follow that. We'll see. It's gotta be better than the little 15 minutes of exercise I've been doing 5 days a week.
You know you're an addict when you put Crackbook on your Crackberry. -Toaderly
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06-02-11 07:23 PM #116
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06-03-11 01:57 AM #117
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06-03-11 01:59 AM #118
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I need to get back into the gym. My sister and I share a membership to LA fitness. I have to ask my Personal Trainer friend what kind of stuff I should focus on to get into better shape.
//fatty
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06-03-11 05:10 AM #119
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06-03-11 05:24 AM #120
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Taking my time something I can definitely learn. Breath control we learnt that in Muay Thai. I'm glad my long arms and legs won't be a hindrance, I was worried that would make me susceptible to limb subs.
It's a shame I can only go once a week as the other day they do it I have work. Going to talk to my boss to see if he can change my hours around for the summer.
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06-03-11 08:25 AM #121
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So I actually got to the gym this morning. I like it because there's no meat heads there that early. When I go at 7pm it's Jersey Shore time. I hate that.
However, I hate the group of 5 ladies that babble about nonsense the entire time I'm there. I swear, this one woman just stood next to the elliptical talking to the girl that was using the elliptical for 20 minutes. I don't know why that bugs me so much, but it does.
Also, there's a guy there who depresses me. Every single time I'm there in the AM he's there. I also see his car there every morning. Basically he's there from 5-7am 6 days a week. Why does he depress me? Because he's there that long and has absolutely zero muscle tone. Also, he smells.
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06-03-11 08:28 AM #122
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06-03-11 09:34 AM #123
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06-03-11 09:51 AM #124
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06-03-11 10:39 AM #125
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What does working out 6 days a week have to do with it?
I work out different body parts everyday granted I am on a fairly strict clean bulking diet, but i would say I have above average muscle definition.
I'd like to thank the good Lord for making me a Yankee fan
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