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Luke_OH

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  1. Totally agree on the sleep, I'm not living too well at the moment! I see the strength and conditioning important for injury prevention more than anything. There is always a danger of trying to plan everything and do nothing though..think my best stint was about 10 months (continuous planned exercise and diet), then dislocated my knee in BJJ then I let depression defeat me for a while, and finally back on the up. I'm convinced my ligament injury recovery was prolonged by the negative feelings I had about it..
  2. Nice work everyone... My first hurdle, self taught from book and videos so Im very happy as a first step, am very much looking forward to gaining tuition and building a 6'x6'. Was crooked as hell and only 2' but I of course learnt. (need alot of rods!) Am in south Wales and constantly after HAZEL RODS 1/4" - 2" (6-8 foot long) please make me aware if you're local and can talk more.
  3. My opinion of healthy lifestyle. (from the eyes of someone who wants to compete athletically) DIET Paleo Diet / Paleo Diet For Athletes - Loren Cordain EXERCISE Yoga (Ginastica Natural specifically!) Meditation (Merkaba ~ Flower of Life - Drunvalo) Olympic sports such as: Gymnastics (Ring transition training) Nothing but bodyweight! Weightlifting (Snatch, Clean & Jerk ~ squat, deadlift, press) Swimming, Cycling, Rowing, Climbing, running Dont ask me why im here typing this at this time, just my 2 pennies for anyone wanting a new idea, I feel having fun with exercise is key along with a planned diet mainly consisting of fresh fruit, veg, meat, fish, nuts... studying paleo and planting an underplanted orchard has convinced me. I could talk all day about what I have read about processed foods, grain and dairy! but I won't

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