I see there's a lot of folks into fitness, so I figured I'd ask what is the toughest exercise you attempted? Did you ever complete it? As far as me, obviously I take a lot of pride in sustaining my abs and building on them every way I can. I explore all kinds of different ab exercises that will work them a way I haven't or that will just give me that burn feeling that I think I'm addicted too, lol. Anyway, I tried to do Bruce Lee's dragon flag. That's the toughest exercise I have ever experienced, lol. I still can't do that shit, not properly anyway. In fact, I think I did it properly in one rep, and could not follow it up, lol. I'll have it down one day.
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Thinking back at it for me was probably doing kickboxing circuits I used to do minute intervals at 4 different stations and it was non stop until the bell rang than I'd get a minute breather great work out but was definitely exhausting, looking at your pics you seem to have a ripped midsection what an exercises do you live by?
Thanks man. Kickboxing is fun, I wouldn't mind doing that. I had a trial class once.
As I said, it varies. That said, through research I have realized that I was too focused on crunches in the past. I'd do like 6-8 different crunches, it had some effect on my abs, but it didn't lead to the results you see today. So I decided to narrow it down to the must effect crunches:
1. long arm crunch (a favorite of mine, I do this on a declined bench as well, I invented this? Lol)
2. Weighted crunch (I use a 35 pound kettlebell for the weight)
3. Weighted sit up (yes, they're different)
4. Frog crunch (I like this one too)
5. bicycle crunch.
- crunch kicks sometimes
- Weighted Russian twist as well
That takes care of the crunches. As for the other exercises, I like to get my legs involved so:
1. flutter kicks
2. Scissor kicks
3. Donkey kicks (this is a favorite of mine, I begin in plank position)
4. Crab leg raises (a new addition I just started like the last four days, love it)
5. weighed pulse ups (with ankle weights, intense AF)
I've realized that what has my abs the where they are today is by utilizing full body workouts that always keeps the core involved. So:
1. L-sits (outside if it giving me coregasm... Love it)
2. Kettlebell Swing (I do this exercise very often, I think this is the reason behind today's results.)
3. Goblet squats (Another exercise I'm doing more these days and is very effective)
4. Overhead lunges (with opposite legs, intense man)
5. Incline press (I use parralletes)
I usually close with this leg hold while holding dumbbells and closing stretch with downward dog into cobra pose. The other killer component is diet, I'm very through about what I intake and how much I eat in the day. And that's all the go into sustaining my goals, lol.
In competition yoke carries always killed me. Anything over 350kg. Didn't particularly enjoy training them either
Or axle clean and press. God I hated that unco shit. Never had enough gut to "continental" it so could only double overhand grip
Cardio. Any kind of cardio. It's so boring that I would happily do anything else.
burpees past about rep 40 (or even 30 if done correctly and fully). Yes I know some crossfitters have done hundreds but they are tiresome plyometrics.
Strenuous Trekking from Lobuche at 4.940 mts to Gorak shep a distance of 4.7 klms, high altitude on bad terrain and thin air. Then had to help a friend who suffered from severe altitude sicknes and walked all the way back to Lobuche in minus 20degrees Celsius to relieve the effects of high altitude. Then returned to Gorak shep to meet the rest of the group and trekk all the way to the peak of Kalpathar at 5.545 mts before making the final descend to Lobuche (again) in less than 24 hrs with only two hours of sleep...
Same one, each and every day.... Getting out of my big, soft bed.
Even worse when my girl's sexy naked ass is lying next to me. Lol
Even worse when my girl's sexy naked ass is lying next to me. Lol
OMG First world problems but yeah I get it (kinda since I'm gay) but as a man in general I'm ready to hit it in the morning, as to which others are often not so inclined.
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We have the odd PT circuit session once in a while that sends half of us to the side vomiting ( British Royal Engineers ), I honestly think the PTIs aren’t happy unless they get a few pukers lol. They split us in teams and it’s a race essentially, winning team decides on a forfeit for the other teams, usually x amount of burpees.
Supposedly intended to encourage teamwork, not letting your boys down but in reality as I say I think they just enjoy making us suffer
Supposedly intended to encourage teamwork, not letting your boys down but in reality as I say I think they just enjoy making us suffer
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Dragon flag is certainly hard. I could do a very bad one with most likely bad form and some cheating. Flag pole was a little easier but could never do it for much time. Weighted pull-ups are always fun. Squats with half your body weight for a single set of one hundred sucked. Worked up to it. Did it once and never again.
I did a Power Yoga class once a week for 6 years. It was 60 solid minutes of challenges. The first class O thought I would die but after surviving I was hooked
At the gym, single leg Romanian deadlifts kill me. I use the hand opposite from the leg I'm standing on. It's a core workout, a gluten workout, a hamstring workout, and a MENTAL workout. I use a heavy DB for this. Almost no one in my gym even tries these.
At the gym, single leg Romanian deadlifts kill me. I use the hand opposite from the leg I'm standing on. It's a core workout, a gluten workout, a hamstring workout, and a MENTAL workout. I use a heavy DB for this. Almost no one in my gym even tries these.
Yeah that ones intense, the Romanian deadlifts. It dominates me and I like it, lol.
I know, that's what I do. I just got to get back to that. That exercise fell out of my rotation.
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I've never tried that before, but now I'm highly interested.
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