BillBoost37
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and... happily. I'm starting to feel better and noticing I'm standing straighter, walking taller.
Besides that..the talent at the gym this morning. wow
Besides that..the talent at the gym this morning. wow
It's been a slow day for me, so this is sadly the gayest thing I've heard/read today. I usually strive for gayer, faster...uh, gayer. I guess. I should get out more.Id LOVE to see your "hardcore" shirtless pics.
...basically that greater positive results come from working hard, not hardly working.Optimal training for an individual will not be "efficient" due to the fact that you will have to put more and more effort into lifting in order to transcend your previous bests. This coincides with the "Law of Diminishing Returns", which states that "in all productive processes, adding more of one factor of production, while holding all others constant, will at some point yield lower per-unit returns." Those lower returns, however, are necessary if progress is to continue.
Some people are confusing "optimal" and "efficient"- optimal training is training in which you're maximizing your output. "Efficient" training, on the other hand, is achieving the best possible result from a minimum of effort. As such, it is rare that "efficient" training will yield optimal results, due to the fact that so much more effort will eventually be necessary to continue your progress, and because of the delicate balance of man's internal systems it is difficult, if not impossible, to determine what will achieve the greatest output as increased effort is required.
Or get a bike and do it yourself.
This morning.. 916 calories. One of the instructors was working out. Gosh I enjoy watching her work out.