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do folk here try to get a certain amount of steps in or keep track of their steps? never really kept track tho i know i definitely was doing more walking during the lockdowns
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10,000 a day..do folk here try to get a certain amount of steps in or keep track of their steps? never really kept track tho i know i definitely was doing more walking during the lockdowns
Does anyone have any interesting things that they do to maximize their rest?
I am trying counterbalance maximum effort with maximum rest.
Thanks everyone.
10,000 a day..
Everything because it's the bare minimum.That has always been the threshold I have seen (not even sure the basis) but is that 10K steps including workout/cardio or 10K outside of any gym work?
If the incline was free and the went to that while they wait I don’t think it’s an issue.gym etiquette question. These two kids were waiting for a bench and decided to hit incline but wanted to come back between sets to save their spot for the flat bench. I wasn’t having it but curious what other people think.
not me. on average, my work is clocking in 10,000 steps for 5-6 times a week. that's about 50-60k steps per week and my body and weight still remains the same. if I want to loose, I have to do HIIT.do folk here try to get a certain amount of steps in or keep track of their steps? never really kept track tho i know i definitely was doing more walking during the lockdowns
interesting? I'd rather have a full sleep. if you are having trouble sleeping, take some melatonin.Does anyone have any interesting things that they do to maximize their rest?
I am trying counterbalance maximum effort with maximum rest.
Thanks everyone.
well for me that's acceptable even if it's annoying if you are also waiting to use it. what is unacceptable though are peeps using it merely for wasting their time on the phone.gym etiquette question. These two kids were waiting for a bench and decided to hit incline but wanted to come back between sets to save their spot for the flat bench. I wasn’t having it but curious what other people think.
gym etiquette question. These two kids were waiting for a bench and decided to hit incline but wanted to come back between sets to save their spot for the flat bench. I wasn’t having it but curious what other people think.
maybe one of them is .....The Strong have priority in the gym over The Fats and Weaks. Two kids? Unless one of them was Superboy.
They can't "save" something I'm actively using.
They also would have been far too intimidated to try that with me in the first place.
not me. on average, my work is clocking in 10,000 steps for 5-6 times a week. that's about 50-60k steps per week and my body and weight still remains the same. if I want to loose, I have to do HIIT.
interesting? I'd rather have a full sleep. if you are having trouble sleeping, take some melatonin.
maybe one of them is .....
Yeah, 10K steps/day (the bar minimum as my guy pointed out) ALONE isn’t losing weight for a majority of folks. You gotta cardio, lifting, etc to that.
I get home from work now and have less than 8 hours before I have to get up and do it all over again so I have been focused on making sure I sleep so melatonin has been added to the rotation and it’s solid. I have also been experimenting with a variety of calming sleep teas one of which actually includes some melatonin
Overall, I would say I have been getting much better quality sleep no matter how many hours it is. That feeling of waking up refreshed >>>>> *.
I have no issues sleeping. I have not woken up to an alarm in over 7 years. I have spent years intentionally catching up on sleep... for years spent wasting time... not sleeping enough. I always intentionally sleep whenever I feel tired. My workouts always get me tired. I am good on sleep as a recovery practice.interesting? I'd rather have a full sleep. if you are having trouble sleeping, take some melatonin.
I have no issues sleeping. I have not woken up to an alarm in over 7 years. I have spent years intentionally catching up on sleep... for years spent wasting time... not sleeping enough. I always intentionally sleep whenever I feel tired. My workouts always get me tired. I am good on sleep as a recovery practice.
My question was intended to see if anyone had any specific niche recovery practices... like sleeping in a hyperbaric chamber... taking ice baths... or anything like that. I know nothing can replace sleep. I guess I just wanted to see what other interesting rest and recovery practices others did while awake.
the 10k steps is an arbitrary number, there is no science to it…i can’t remember what the story is to it but it is a completely made up number that ‘sounds’ good.
be careful w/the melatonin too, i’ve read it can be detrimental to your natural melatonin production if supplemented too often, which will ultimately tank your sleep quality
I need a bear tranquilizer to even get close to 8 hours of sleep
Little did I know... that there are levels.my ***** I just get pedicures.
I believe that if you have slept for as long as you have needed to sleep in reference to your age... a polyphasic sleep cycle can still be healthy.I need a bear tranquilizer to even get close to 8 hours of sleep