A lot of people talk about Cornholio's "old school" workout program. HS set one up for me and says it's worked wonders for him. I've only been doing it for a week though so I can't really share my results.
HS explained to me that the main problem with my workout plan was all the exercise. Apparently exercise can lead to injuries. As I'm already injured....that explained a lot.
HS's workout program mostly involves pretend exercise and a lot of "envisioning". Last week I set a personal record while imagining myself running. I ran 7 miles in just under 6 minutes. That's not too bad. I try to envision that I'm doing cardio 3-4 days a week.....but a lot of times I fall asleep. I guess that doesn't count.
HS taught me that the most important part of lifting isn't the actual "moving" or the "weight". The key is the grunting and shrieking. That can be done at home with little equiptment but I find that I have better focus when I actually go to the gym. I cover myself in chalk (I like to be crafty and just grind up purple sidewalk chalk in my blender instead of buying it) and put on my spandex leotard. I go from machine to machine shutting my eyes and making my noise. I always leave feeling really tired....well, my throat burns but my muscles don't hurt (pain means injury).
I was wondering if anyone else has has success with this??
HS explained to me that the main problem with my workout plan was all the exercise. Apparently exercise can lead to injuries. As I'm already injured....that explained a lot.
HS's workout program mostly involves pretend exercise and a lot of "envisioning". Last week I set a personal record while imagining myself running. I ran 7 miles in just under 6 minutes. That's not too bad. I try to envision that I'm doing cardio 3-4 days a week.....but a lot of times I fall asleep. I guess that doesn't count.
HS taught me that the most important part of lifting isn't the actual "moving" or the "weight". The key is the grunting and shrieking. That can be done at home with little equiptment but I find that I have better focus when I actually go to the gym. I cover myself in chalk (I like to be crafty and just grind up purple sidewalk chalk in my blender instead of buying it) and put on my spandex leotard. I go from machine to machine shutting my eyes and making my noise. I always leave feeling really tired....well, my throat burns but my muscles don't hurt (pain means injury).
I was wondering if anyone else has has success with this??