Um I think my DV888 was pretty heavy once I stacked it. But I did like tons of reps (in between combos). I guess I could call myself a little over average
I shoot archery so it’s kinda similar. I would like to figure out how much I can bench but my school doesn’t have a weight room and I don’t have any at home.
I lift about 4 times a week. I use small weights and just do a lot of reps. I need to get some heavier weights soon.
I do kendama for cardio and lower body.
I have only been doing this routine for a month or 2, but I have already lost weight and gained some muscle. Being a stocky guy, I put on muscle very easily.
I use a 4 day a week split, cardio 2 days. Its part of my job to be fit, but only to a certain extent. I really only need to be able to run, but I like weight training better. If I didn’t have to be able to run, I would bulk up more, but I already sit at a pretty muscled out 200 lb., and my max weight for my height is 206.
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I’m not big on lifting weights, but I do p90x which does involve some weight training. But it’s mostly bodyweight stuff/cardio. I’m actually going later today to interview for a job as a fitness instructor.
Use to be in conditioning in school and worked out 5 days a week. 4 days weightlifting, two heavy weight days, two light weight days, 1 day cardio. I don’t think I’ve lost any muscle since I quit though since I can still life the same amount I used to. Don’t pop a vain lifting yoyo spirit I’ve seen your Facebook pictures. Lol