Climbing time ends

[Gardenscape]

23 hours ago, Sviatoslav Tulin said:

Climb till you die …. FFS …BE A MAN! Stop crying there … it’s annoying! Snowflake ❄️! Go to gym… get tablets but don’t surrender! We need to fight PUTIN  soon….. Country need you to be ready …. Go sharpen your chains it is work day tomorrow !  ………………… I hope I motivated you enough!

100% with this. I am 40, I have worked out since 16 and to this day lived by a consistently good diet. I intend to carry on until I physically can't. I dread the day I won't be able to do physical activity, but until then I keep battling each day and so should all of us. 

[Ledburyjosh]

18 hours ago, Cob-logging said:

Hi all long time since posting on here I am now 64 in February the big 65 

climb two days a week for myself and others I have worked with before.         

As a hobby i took up weight lifting 17 months ago in March 2024 last October broke 4 world records in deadlifting 

this year me and my stepson came joint first in the tandem deadlift 455kg this year I did 3 world records Viking lift 355 trap bar 300kg normal deadlift 240kg so climbing trees makes you stronger than you think 

Mega well done.

 

I had a go at a gym the start of the year, lifted 120kg and thought I was going to either snap or shit myself...

[Ledburyjosh]

16 hours ago, Gardenscape said:

100% with this. I am 40, I have worked out since 16 and to this day lived by a consistently good diet. I intend to carry on until I physically can't. I dread the day I won't be able to do physical activity, but until then I keep battling each day and so should all of us. 

If work is your thing it makes sense. Stopping activity does do you any favours. 

For me I'm not into it, work for me is earning money to do hobbies. As such the conflict more as you age.. or atleast I am finding.

 

As someone else pointed out reductions are harder, killing trees amd rigging on spikes is much easier.