Today’s eugenics have been completed. It was abs and leg day.
Kratos
Gen In
I just did my near-daily eugenics.
Specifically, I eugenicsed the fuck out of my arms, shoulders and chest. So that’s done for the day.
Cemented In
Strength of a manual worker vs bodybuilders.
Sure, but who cares? The goal of a bodybuilder is not to be the strongest possible at everything, but to have their body appear a certain way.
Practical strength usually beats out gym-built strength, but having been comparatively weak and now strong, I’d still do better on any tasks that require strength than 99.9% of mooks off the street.
Just as those bodybuilders would. Being strong makes your entire life better, no matter what clowns like Ian Welsh claim.
No Eu
No eugenics today; it is rest day.
Normal eugenics activities will resume tomorrow.
Work It
My arms are quite tired from all the eugenics I did earlier.
Eu and Me
Just did some more eugenics (a nice solid workout).
70×3
I did 210 pushups total across three sets in today’s “impossible” celebrity workout.
Still getting stronger and better. Love it.
Myo Good
I wish I could get celebrity pay for these “impossible” celebrity workouts I keep doing.
At least I get really good muscles out of them.
Cor Arms
The Substance: How Director Coralie Fargeat Stayed True to Her Vision.
I have not yet seen this film, but good lord, someone has been in the gym. Her arms are amazing!
Myo
Another “impossible” celebrity workout down.
I did 156 dips across three sets for one exercise.
No Roids
I’m proud that I was able to put on nearly as much muscle with plain old hard work as dudes who use testosterone and other chemical cheat codes.
It took longer, sure, but my body isn’t all messed up. One minor downside is that it does get a lot harder to find clothes that fit. Though I look awesome even in tight clothes now, so there’s that.
Impcel
And knocked out another “impossible” celebrity workout. Just like I do about six times a week.
Wall Wall Wall
Two Guys, A Girl, And That Wall.
That’s pretty impressive. They’re all absurdly strong.
Welcome to the Machine
I bought this for us recently:
Home Gym SCM-1148L 148LB Multifunctional Full Body Home Gym Equipment.
Free weights are great and we use them all the time, but exercise machines allow you to concentrate on a specific muscle or small muscle group in a way that’s difficult or impossible with free weights. Also, with a machine you can do lower-intensity exercises when desired or required; both are tools in your belt to stay fit and to keep interested in staying fit by being able to change up your routine.
That said, it’s pretty good for the price. I was not expecting a $5,000 machine as found in a commercial gym. I got it for about 1/10 that much and for that, it’s about 60% as good as one of those much-hardier bits of equipment. The motion is smooth when doing exercises and though it moves a little, it does not feel rickety or on the verge of collapse.
It is what I expected, but some limitations:
- It can’t handle much side-to-side motion. Only exercises aligned with the main axis of the machine are really safe to do.
- If you’re over 5’8″ (my height), I’d recommend getting another machine. Your range of motion in many exercises will be constrained. I suspect this was only tested on Chinese people, who tend to be shorter.
- It tries to do a little too much. Some parts of the equipment can get in the way as you do exercises.
- The seat and seat back should have more adjustment points.
- If you’re moderately strong or above, the 148 pound weight stack will not be enough for leg presses.
I do recommend it at that price, but I wish it tried to do just a bit less. I think it’d be more effective with fewer features. I am glad we have it, though.
The Imps
Another “impossible” celebrity workout knocked out.
Feeling good. 150 dips, among other things.