I slacked off on learning to do push-ups but now I'm back at it. I can do about 4 but only half-way down. I'll get there.
Lost in the right direction.
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TrafficJam wrote:
I slacked off on learning to do push-ups but now I'm back at it. I can do about 4 but only half-way down. I'll get there.
You're doing better than me.TrafficJam wrote:
I slacked off on learning to do push-ups but now I'm back at it. I can do about 4 but only half-way down. I'll get there.
JimBlue wrote:
Stomach shouldn' touch the ground when doing pushups... according to the US Navy chief petty screaming in my ear at boot camp many years ago.
Drybones wrote:
Had my first real cardio since the knee started acting up last June and the surgery in November, I've been doing some cardio about every day and doing 60 minutes hard on the stair-steppers, ellipticles, cycles, and such two days a week, but had my first real cardio the past two Wednesdays working out with the girls, had to ice both knees last night and my inner thighs are so sore I have to use my arms to get out of a chair, doing what they call circuit.
Grinder wrote:
TrafficJam wrote:
I slacked off on learning to do push-ups but now I'm back at it. I can do about 4 but only half-way down. I'll get there.
Dan76 wrote:
suggest this regime is not practiced by new Marine recruits.Grinder wrote:
TrafficJam wrote:
I slacked off on learning to do push-ups but now I'm back at it. I can do about 4 but only half-way down. I'll get there.
jimmyjam wrote:
Hey that's four more than a lot of folkes can do.
Any Marines out there want to provide TJ with a reply?TrafficJam wrote:
Why notDan76 wrote:
suggest this regime is not practiced by new Marine recruits.Grinder wrote:
TrafficJam wrote:
I slacked off on learning to do push-ups but now I'm back at it. I can do about 4 but only half-way down. I'll get there.
Dan76 wrote:
Any Marines out there want to provide TJ with a reply?TrafficJam wrote:
Why notDan76 wrote:
suggest this regime is not practiced by new Marine recruits.Grinder wrote:
TrafficJam wrote:
I slacked off on learning to do push-ups but now I'm back at it. I can do about 4 but only half-way down. I'll get there.
Wearing a push-up bra?TrafficJam wrote:
Today I did four, nearly-to-the-floor push ups and five, half way to the floor.
WanderingStovie wrote:
Wearing a push-up bra?TrafficJam wrote:
Today I did four, nearly-to-the-floor push ups and five, half way to the floor.
WanderingStovie wrote:
Wearing a push-up bra?TrafficJam wrote:
Today I did four, nearly-to-the-floor push ups and five, half way to the floor.
what stores sell it?TrafficJam wrote:
This is probably the wrong crowd but if anyone is interested in natural deodorant, I found a great one at Bend Soap Company (Bend, Oregon), unlike Toms, it really works.
TrafficJam wrote:
This is probably the wrong crowd but if anyone is interested in natural deodorant, I found a great one at Bend Soap Company (Bend, Oregon), unlike Toms, it really works.
LIhikers wrote:
Is TJ implying that we don't care how we smell or that we're not interested in nature and natural products?
It must be the first.....lol....
sheepdog wrote:
TrafficJam wrote:
This is probably the wrong crowd but if anyone is interested in natural deodorant, I found a great one at Bend Soap Company (Bend, Oregon), unlike Toms, it really works.
I think my feelings are hurt...I'm going to my safe room now.LIhikers wrote:
Is TJ implying that we don't care how we smell or that we're not interested in nature and natural products?
It must be the first.....lol....
I have my own chickens fed with non GMO feed and an organic garden....I also raise rabbits....I don't do yoga or eat avocadosTrafficJam wrote:
Wellllll....I know y'all are skeptical about organic, grass-fed, vegetarian fed, non GMO, antibiotic free, gluten free, preservative free, free range, cage free, hormone free, local, sustainable, all natural, products.sheepdog wrote:
TrafficJam wrote:
This is probably the wrong crowd but if anyone is interested in natural deodorant, I found a great one at Bend Soap Company (Bend, Oregon), unlike Toms, it really works.
I think my feelings are hurt...I'm going to my safe room now.LIhikers wrote:
Is TJ implying that we don't care how we smell or that we're not interested in nature and natural products?
It must be the first.....lol....
(jimmyjam, its mail order only from a small family farm...well, the farm is small, the family isn't, I think they have 7 or 8 kids.)
JimBlue wrote:
deodorant has been known to fail when I apply it to my feet. So I don't.
JimBlue wrote:
deodorant has been known to fail when I apply it to my feet. So I don't.
JimBlue wrote:
its that my feet sweat greatly. Not bad enough for bromodrosis. But bad.
LIhikers wrote:
On a little more serious note
Grinder wrote:
<<Throws M&M's at the grownup>>LIhikers wrote:
On a little more serious note
Grinder wrote:
<<Throws M&M's at the grownup>>LIhikers wrote:
On a little more serious note
WanderingStovie wrote:
JimBlue wrote:
deodorant has been known to fail when I apply it to my feet. So I don't.
Did you mean antiperspirant? The one I tried (on my underarms) left a sticky residue. I worry that such a residue might cause blisters, if applied to a hiker's feet.JimBlue wrote:
its that my feet sweat greatly. Not bad enough for bromodrosis. But bad.
LIhikers wrote:
On a little more serious note let me ask, have you used the stuff and were you satisfied with how it works ?
LIhikers wrote:
Hopes that the M+Ms are the kind with peanutsGrinder wrote:
<<Throws M&M's at the grownup>>LIhikers wrote:
On a little more serious note
Drybones wrote:
I had to double check to be sure I was still on the health thread.....peanuts are good for you.