Hence the "regularly" part. Yeah, you're right, if you push anyone hard enough they'll reach their limit. I'm just saying that if puking is regular after effect of heavy squats, then anaerobic conditioning needs to really be worked on.
Oh, strep throat...the world's greatest weight-loss program! That is definitely in the top 5 list of the worst illnesses I have ever experienced! We really need to eradicate that ****!lol @ this thread. I've never puked from working out. In fact, I haven't puked since I got stop throat one time in 7th grade. Which was like what...13 some years ago, haha
Yeah I haven't puked in years and certainly never puked from exercise. That is just strange. I've pushed myself hard enough to start seeing these strange dots in the air that aren't there. It sort of looks like rain. Also I pushed myself so hard once I've broken blood vessels in the eyes so my eyes were all red. Puking from exercise though, that's weird. I remember those freak kids in the 5th-7th grade that would always puke during lunch. Maybe these guys are those same kids!lol @ this thread. I've never puked from working out. In fact, I haven't puked since I got stop throat one time in 7th grade. Which was like what...13 some years ago, haha
That's from strain dude... you breathing enough during reps or holding it too long?
Only happened to me once or twice.
Absolutely it has to do with conditioning. Running is aerobic, we're talking anaerobic conditioning. Big difference. It's sprints vs. that 2mile run of yours.
oh i forgot to mention ive also been doing 100yd sprints 2x a week for a few months. my conditioning, aerobic or anaerobic, is on point buddy.
Good for you. Work on your conditioning some more though, because personally, I like my calories to help me grow - not help fill the trash can. As I already said, push anybody far enough and they will reach their limit, but if it's easy enough to reach that limit that your reaching it regularly, then something's wrong.
you might just not be pushing yourself hard enough to puke. theres no reason an athlete couldnt go to the gym, and go as hard as he can and not stop till he pukes. - ive been a wrestler my whole life, i know what conditioning is bud.Good for you. Work on your conditioning some more though, because personally, I like my calories to help me grow - not help fill the trash can. As I already said, push anybody far enough and they will reach their limit, but if it's easy enough to reach that limit that your reaching it regularly, then something's wrong.
And for the record, I do farmer's walks, weighted carries, and plate pushes on a weekly basis and can run 2miles in sub 12min. Widowmakers with 315, and no puking involved. Conditioning, conditioning, conditioning.
EDIT: you know what? Scratch that, you can disregard everything written above if you like. I'll make this simple. Go to PubMed: when you start showing me scientific evidence that puking on a regular basis benefits an athlete and is NOT an indication of their lack of conditioning, I'll side with you.
Because, last time I checked, only the freshman during hell week puke.
LOL! I always see this happen, but NEVER thought it would happen in THIS thread! HA! Carry on guys, it's pretty entertaining! In any event, I could see what swollen is saying. I suppose anybody could up their intensity so much to make them puke, but then again, the better way to do it would be to slowly increase the intensity so that when you get to point B, you won't puke! That way your conditioning keeps up with the intensity. That's how I see it, hopefully I explained my thoughts adequately. I am pretty tired. And I was just messin with you guys swollen and Resolve in case I hurt your feelings (although I've seen both of you post MANY times, and learned a TON from both of you, so I do not expect that I did). Anywho, on a side note, does anybody actually know HOW puking occurs under the conditions of sickness? I never really thought about it, but I am pretty fascinated now with the mechanisms the body has that cause it to invoke vomitting.
When I was playing football, I always puked about 2-3 weeks in. I was going from a swimming season into football - the conditioning was very different and at the time I was that competitive in aquatics. So my conditioning sucks. The first 2-3 weeks were hell but there came a breaking point when i puked. After I did, I'd look up and think "OK, its not so bad." And I was good for the rest of preseason.
Then we agree: Conditioning, conditioning, conditioning.
:toofunny: Oh, man, thank you. I haven't laughed that hard in a while. If you're puking before your form gives out, then your conditioning is bad. Or your a powerlifter at a meet and your gut is full of 3 liters of pedialyte. And jumping from 315 to 405 on widowmakers??? :toofunny:
Oh wow, I wonder if someone really took that picture, or if it was photoshopped?!? That **** is hilarious! It's like a train wreck, I just...can't....look....away! LOL! Oh, I'm gonna have to rep you on that one!
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