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- run 47:00, 8.92 km

- stretch

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got back last night from a week at the beach. played tennis for an hour every day but one (when i slept for 9.5 hours -- unheard of for me -- and missed the court time), lots of swimming, and one ~7 km run that felt incredibly hot.

it was a great week.

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- run 31:59, 6.05 km
just to do it. it's been thunderstormy and extremely hot this week so i've been inactive. today no storm but T+DI 170 with temp in the mid-90s/35 degrees. definitely the most sauna-like day of the year so far, at least on days i've gone for a run. sweated so much that my fingertips were wrinkled at the end. the trail was much emptier than usual.

- stretch

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a couple people on here swear by knees over toes guy, FWIW.

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Bodybuilding / Re: Lose lower belly fat
« on: August 09, 2021, 02:07:44 pm »
you are not going to fully dehydrate in ten minutes, relax. just drink water.

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Bodybuilding / Re: Lose lower belly fat
« on: August 09, 2021, 07:30:54 am »
Phase underway.

Start waist across love handles and belly was 90.5cm, around 35.6 inches.

Workout which they suggested do couple weeks I might do every morning. It's a 10 min workout but calves burning and while mid section is hot and a little sweaty. But with the fasting maybe not a good idea.

who is "they"? why would a ten minute workout not be a good idea while fasting? why is your midsection especially hot and a little sweaty?

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- run 1:03:45, 11.38 km
T+DI 146 but it's all humidity, the temperature was actually pretty nice, mid-70s/~24 degrees.

- stretch

44.5 total km in the last week, most in quite some time. felt good.

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Bodybuilding / Re: Lose lower belly fat
« on: August 06, 2021, 09:14:29 am »
shrink wrap does nothing but make you sweaty. there is, as coolcolj said, no such thing as spot reduction. coolcolj's advice is good.

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Sports Discussion / Re: 2020 olympics
« on: August 05, 2021, 10:19:53 am »
14 year old chinese girl scores multiple perfect 10s, shatters olympic record in diving: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QXg30_BgOEQ. as someone says in the comments, to a layman (like me) this looks amazing; to someone who knows even a little bit about diving, it's mission impossible. cool.

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Sports Discussion / Re: 2020 olympics
« on: August 05, 2021, 10:04:50 am »
jesus mf christ, lasha talakhadze broke the WR in the snatch, C&J, and total for 109+. his opening lifts were heavier than anyone else in the competition's heaviest lifts. 223, 265, 288.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=smX0uikrNts

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morning

- tennis w/dad x 45 mins
shaking off the rust. my hand is tired!

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- run 42:07, 8.05 km
nice outside. T+DI 140. this is the route around me with the most climbing, just about 100 feet per mile, mainly because the second mile is one long steady uphill. did an out-and-back past the cathedral for the first time. 

- stretch

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- run 45:41, 8.88 km
very lucky distance in china. T+DI 138, ran in a shirt comfortably for the first time in months. accidentally did a very steep and long hill in the middle.

- stretch

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did no running at all last week. friends in town, nasty weather, wanted to play guitar instead. will recover discipline at some point, probably when the weather sucks less, but have decided not to beat myself up about it for now.

a propos of the weather, it was nice out today, still humid but not as hot as it's been. T+DI 154.

- run 1:30:46, 16.15 km
felt wonderful, very relaxed.

- stretch

EDIT: also, got my third tattoo yesterday, a cross-section of the bedrock underneath my parents' house, on the inside of my left bicep. looks great, i'm very happy with it.

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Sports Discussion / Re: 2020 olympics
« on: August 01, 2021, 03:43:42 pm »
NBC's coverage really has been inconsistent. like, i know timing is an issue and i know there are no crowds, but the 100m is the marquee event of the whole summer olympics and the video they posted of it online is the most perfunctory shit i've ever seen. shame.

this, meanwhile, rules so incredible hard:

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GjSCT97GSsA" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GjSCT97GSsA</a>

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