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if you go two pages back in his journal he describes, in detail, the turns his life has taken that have led him to detrain.

You moved to Pakistan for good? how come?

fair enough, when i stopped training for explosiveness, i stopped exercising altogether.... at least you are very active.

adventure, promotion, in that order. i'd been wanting to live overseas basically ever since i got out of college. delayed for a long time mainly because of a relationship i was in, and when that ended i was like, okay time to go. stuff fell into place so that i got sent out here to jump up a big level in responsibility and create my own team, which is a really cool opportunity.

i feel you on the lack of motivation after you stop chasing a big goal. definitely had that last year, felt like i was drifting and was kind of beating myself up about it. stopped having fun or looking forward to the gym. so i'm trying to be a little more zen about exercising. i love sweating and breathing hard and straining, and it's okay just to make myself do that somehow or other 3-5 times a week. and have mini-goals, like getting rid of my right wrist pain, or being able to consistently kick up into a handstand for a few seconds.

it's cool that you're back on the wagon now. anything is better than nothing.

Did you lose some motivation to be "a fast and explosive donkey"? Your training has been more geared towards general health/fitness ever since i came back to site.

yeah. couple reasons: first, i moved to pakistan, where facilities for training to be fast and explosive are nonexistent or very difficult to access. also, body was kind of beat up after years of trying, not always intelligently or carefully, to dunk. and tbh i was sick of it. spent a few months this summer starting to learn calisthenic basics and now i'm just kind of letting myself do what feels nice as long as it breaks a sweat and/or challenges me to learn and get better at some skill. it feels nice. i'll settle back into working toward something at some point. not fussed about it for now. well, a little fussed about it but not too much.

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life PR: my net worth is now over $100,000 for the first time.

On your way to becoming a millionaire

at this rate i'll get there by age 102!

Compounding interest will get you there much quicker than that!

how do you know i haven't been saving $12,500 a year for the last eight years in stacks of bills underneath my bed? what's this compounding interest you speak of?

Quote from: LBSS on August 21, 2017, 11:52:39 pm

life PR: my net worth is now over $100,000 for the first time.

On your way to becoming a millionaire

at this rate i'll get there by age 102!

nearly 2x bw trap bar DLs for reps is nice. 

Quote from: LBSS on August 21, 2017, 11:52:39 pm

life PR: my net worth is now over $100,000 for the first time.

  I like the way you roll.

Its ok if it was a cumulation of quality life choices, effective savings and prudent investing.

But I do hope a little it is your bank roll from a string of late night high $ gambling sessions with a guy named Teddy KGB.

true story: a little (very little, like a couple hundred bucks) is from a gambling session with a guy named bail breaker G.

ah, you've done more homework than i'd assumed. only other solution i can think of is to practice throwing with slippery hands/disc. or start wearing a towel in your waistband, football style.