Oh, I think I have it, now that you’ve supplied those components (I didn’t know about
If you
Thank you!
u/mumak
Oh, I think I have it, now that you’ve supplied those components (I didn’t know about
If you
Thank you!
Thanks for the heads up re prefix!
This is from Times Cryptic Crosswords, volume 19, crossword 28, 8 down.
I'm pretty sure the answer is
A
P.S. First post to this subreddit. Please let me know if I break etiquette.
Edit: Apologies for the wrong prefix. I can’t correct it from my phone.
A subreddit to discuss exercise and sport science, plus the content in the Stronger By Science media empire.
A subreddit to discuss exercise and sport science, plus the content in the Stronger By Science media empire.
Great questions. Answer is as u/alfadanne says. I've updated the post to be more clear.
A subreddit to discuss exercise and sport science, plus the content in the Stronger By Science media empire.
I just want to say thanks to Greg for answering the question about . I didn't ask the question, but as a busy dad, it was the exact answer I needed to get going in the gym.
In case it helps others, here's .
Any infelicities are mine, not his.
Work out two days per week:
Squat
Overhead press
Rows / pull-ups
Deadlift
Bench press
Pull-ups / rows (whichever you didn't do on day 1)
Each workout should take ~45m.
i.e. Squat / Press / Deadlift / Bench
3 sets to failure
Start at ~15 reps per set, err on the side of low (16-18 first week is fine)
Each week, add 2.5kg / 5kg to the bar (5lbs / 10lbs)
When you can only do 5 reps, go back to your 15 rep weight and repeat. You'll be able to do more than 15 reps.
i.e. Rows / Pull-ups / Chin-ups / Pulldowns
3-4 sets
“Just hammer 'em”
If >15 reps, add weight
If <6 reps, take weight off
The mission of r/epilepsy is to provide a community forum for people who are affected by epilepsy. We exist to share ideas about the direction of epilepsy research, available treatment options for all seizure disorders, SUDEP, and to overcome the challenges and stigma created by epilepsy through lively discussion in a safe supportive environment.
The mission of r/epilepsy is to provide a community forum for people who are affected by epilepsy. We exist to share ideas about the direction of epilepsy research, available treatment options for all seizure disorders, SUDEP, and to overcome the challenges and stigma created by epilepsy through lively discussion in a safe supportive environment.
I'm new to all of this too—I'm still waiting on my neurology referral. I have found Visiting your doctor on the UK Epilepsy Action website to be pretty helpful.
I've made a document, and have pasted the questions from that site, along with a bunch of thoughts I have and things I'm worried about. So far it's helping me worry a bit less.
Also, lots of people have encouraged me to ask whatever questions I have, no matter how silly they might seem, and to make sure I get answers.
Good luck!
BigQuery on the GCP console has a nice feature where it will format SQL queries. Are there any tools that will do this from the command-line?
A subreddit for general weight training discussion, focused on intermediate level and above in experience and strength, for those ranging from strength sport competitors, sports that benefit from weight training, or weight training enthusiasts. Or for people to tell /u/WeaponizedSleep to eat more.
A subreddit for general weight training discussion, focused on intermediate level and above in experience and strength, for those ranging from strength sport competitors, sports that benefit from weight training, or weight training enthusiasts. Or for people to tell /u/WeaponizedSleep to eat more.
I tried the 5/3/1 for beginners from the website. I couldn't figure out how to complete it in the hour that I get to spend in the gym. (Seriously, was I doing something wrong?)
Switched to a standard 4 day a week 5/3/1, 5x5 @ FSL, followed by the recommended assistance work. So far so good.