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Simply Red 04-23-2014 05:36 PM

Oh rad - i have some coconut oil on hand - somebody is getting ****ed tonight while i'm all up on that MCT oil!!!

LET'S ****!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Hammock Parties 04-23-2014 05:36 PM

ill **** anything that moves

Simply Red 04-23-2014 05:37 PM

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Originally Posted by Douche Baggins (Post 10580932)
ill **** anything that moves

why yes it's NSFW!!

Silock 04-23-2014 05:47 PM

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Originally Posted by Douche Baggins (Post 10580912)
Two cups of coffee + 1 tbsp of butter. Not that much.

My MCT oil hasn't arrived yet. Not sure how many calories are in that.

It's pretty decent. Gonna do it again for breakfast tomorrow with 2 tbsp of butter.

All oils are 120 cals/tbsp. Butter is slightly less than that, but not by enough to make a significant difference.

Hammock Parties 04-23-2014 06:07 PM

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Originally Posted by Silock (Post 10580977)
All oils are 120 cals/tbsp. Butter is slightly less than that, but not by enough to make a significant difference.

I think I'll stick with the 1 tbsp of butter then. 250-calorie cups of coffee are my limit.

luv 04-23-2014 06:28 PM

GREAT day at the gym. Measurements went well. I finally lost some off my fat arms! I made my trainer say "I'm impressed." I haven't heard him say that in a while, and it was kind of nice. He said it whenever I was able to squat 115 lbs. My first set was 95 lbs, and my second set was 105 lbs. 12 reps each.

Before I started my third set at 115 lbs, he told me to look at the guy across from me. He said, "You see that?" I nodded knowing that he wanted me to notice that the dude wasn't even getting close to being down to parallel. He said, "Notice he just did the same weight you just did (105 lbs), only you went down all the way." It was kind of a feel-good moment.

Anyway, we talked a lot while I did the leg press. He asked me what got me started in getting in shape to begin with. We talked about that between my first and second set. Between my second and third set, I told him about the session we had that really got me to thinking about pushing myself. With taking measurements, he had to leave me to finish my workout by myself, but not before we talked a little more about plateauing, what will happen when I do, and about my current diet as is. I don't think I'm getting enough calories per day, and, when I told him how many I averaged, he agreed. That's something we get to talk about next week.

Then, I went and sweated my ass off. Superset straight leg dead lifts and walking lunges, and did my prowler. I'm just now realizing I forgot to do my leg lifts and planks, so I guess I should go do those real quick.

Just an awesome, awesome, awesome day at the gym.

Hammock Parties 04-23-2014 06:38 PM

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Originally Posted by luv (Post 10581139)
GREAT day at the gym. Measurements went well. I finally lost some off my fat arms! I made my trainer say "I'm impressed." I haven't heard him say that in a while, and it was kind of nice. He said it whenever I was able to squat 115 lbs. My first set was 95 lbs, and my second set was 105 lbs. 12 reps each.

Before I started my third set at 115 lbs, he told me to look at the guy across from me. He said, "You see that?" I nodded knowing that he wanted me to notice that the dude wasn't even getting close to being down to parallel. He said, "Notice he just did the same weight you just did (105 lbs), only you went down all the way." It was kind of a feel-good moment.

Anyway, we talked a lot while I did the leg press. He asked me what got me started in getting in shape to begin with. We talked about that between my first and second set. Between my second and third set, I told him about the session we had that really got me to thinking about pushing myself. With taking measurements, he had to leave me to finish my workout by myself, but not before we talked a little more about plateauing, what will happen when I do, and about my current diet as is. I don't think I'm getting enough calories per day, and, when I told him how many I averaged, he agreed. That's something we get to talk about next week.

Then, I went and sweated my ass off. Superset straight leg dead lifts and walking lunges, and did my prowler. I'm just now realizing I forgot to do my leg lifts and planks, so I guess I should go do those real quick.

Just an awesome, awesome, awesome day at the gym.

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Hammock Parties 04-23-2014 06:55 PM

I'm wired as **** on that coffee. **** YES!

Simply Red 04-23-2014 06:57 PM

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Originally Posted by Douche Baggins (Post 10581260)
I'm wired as **** on that coffee. **** YES!

you should grab the Deep Woods Off and blaze the KC Concrete jungle. YOU GO NAOWWWW!!!!!!!!!

Hog's Gone Fishin 04-23-2014 07:19 PM

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Originally Posted by luv (Post 10581139)
GREAT day at the gym. Measurements went well. I finally lost some off my fat arms! I made my trainer say "I'm impressed." I haven't heard him say that in a while, and it was kind of nice. He said it whenever I was able to squat 115 lbs. My first set was 95 lbs, and my second set was 105 lbs. 12 reps each.

Before I started my third set at 115 lbs, he told me to look at the guy across from me. He said, "You see that?" I nodded knowing that he wanted me to notice that the dude wasn't even getting close to being down to parallel. He said, "Notice he just did the same weight you just did (105 lbs), only you went down all the way." It was kind of a feel-good moment.

Anyway, we talked a lot while I did the leg press. He asked me what got me started in getting in shape to begin with. We talked about that between my first and second set. Between my second and third set, I told him about the session we had that really got me to thinking about pushing myself. With taking measurements, he had to leave me to finish my workout by myself, but not before we talked a little more about plateauing, what will happen when I do, and about my current diet as is. I don't think I'm getting enough calories per day, and, when I told him how many I averaged, he agreed. That's something we get to talk about next week.

Then, I went and sweated my ass off. Superset straight leg dead lifts and walking lunges, and did my prowler. I'm just now realizing I forgot to do my leg lifts and planks, so I guess I should go do those real quick.

Just an awesome, awesome, awesome day at the gym.

your posts have really become motivational.

Hammock Parties 04-23-2014 08:28 PM

Intredasting

http://www.vox.com/health-care/2014/...these-14-words

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Thomas Frieden has a scary job. As director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, he gets the call when infections begin defeating all known antibiotics, or Ebola resurfaces, or overdoses from prescription opiates begin skyrocketing.

Meanwhile, I'm the kind of person who won't even go see movies about disease outbreaks. So when I sat down with Frieden recently, I asked him the question hypochondriacs need to know: What has all this data taught him to fear? What does he tell his family to do differently?

His answer was borderline dull:

Very little is different really. It's basic. Wash your hands regularly. Get regular physical activity. Eat foods you love that are healthy. That's one of the things that's so challenging. Take physical activity as an example. You don't have to have much, 30 minutes a day. Doing that, which can be three 10-minute walks, is going to make a huge difference in your life. You'll feel better even if you don't lose an ounce. You will be much less likely to have high blood pressure, high cholesterol, cancer, arthritis, depression. You'll sleep better. And it doesn't cost a cent.

There's a lot a of things that can be done that are not very difficult and can make a really big difference. Of course, get your shots, get vaccination, get a flu shot every year and see the doctor regularly and if you have a problem make sure to get follow up.

Aspengc8 04-23-2014 09:43 PM

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Originally Posted by Douche Baggins (Post 10580778)
Here's my first cup of bulletproof coffee. Should be wired tonight!

http://i.imgur.com/zWNvsSz.jpg

Is this a paleo thing or something? I don't see the difference between his recipe or just adding coconut oil or some heavy whipping cream to your coffee. Do you just drink this for breakfast or do you eat food with it? Just curious.

Hammock Parties 04-23-2014 10:03 PM

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Originally Posted by Aspengc8 (Post 10581836)
Is this a paleo thing or something? I don't see the difference between his recipe or just adding coconut oil or some heavy whipping cream to your coffee. Do you just drink this for breakfast or do you eat food with it? Just curious.

No food.

But yeah it is a paleo thing. Good fats.

Saccopoo 04-23-2014 10:21 PM

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Originally Posted by Douche Baggins (Post 10581876)
No food.

But yeah it is a paleo thing. Good fats.

Neanderthals had cappuccino machines, churned butter and processed vegetable oils?

Shit I never knew...

Omaha 04-23-2014 11:01 PM

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Originally Posted by Douche Baggins (Post 10581876)
No food.

But yeah it is a paleo thing. Good fats.

Butter is a paleo thing?


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