Doing chin ups and pull ups is a passion of mine. I've suffered from shoulder issues in the recent years but I'm overcoming them day by day. I'm practically pain free now and can do pushing exercises again.
I've been trying to get strong with chins again (I used to be able to do a chin with...
I also do both. If I had a barbell and a squat rack, I wouldn't need a gym at all. I enjoy working out at home. Don't have to go to a gym and que for the equipment. I can listen to my own music and not wear a shirt if I want to.
Interval sessions with short, high intense work phases and rest intervals that are twice or thrice as long as the work intervals to ensure the intensity in the work phases. Sorry for the long sentence.
Watch Rocky IV training montage :P.
It gets pretty cold here (in Finland) too, but I still sometimes run sprints outside, although it's a bit slippery and the cold air is a risk for health when it's really cold. Running in thick snow is definitely hard work and pulling a sled with a weight...
I'm doing IF now and I'm wondering if it's worth taking creatine before my workout if I take only my BCAA's with them? Does the creatine get into my muscles like that or is it a waste of creatine?
I'd only use the BCAA's when there's no opportunity to eat real food before or after training, or if you're doing IF, or if you have an inferior protein source for the recovery meal.
Yes, unilateral must be important. And the reps etc. make sense. The program is starting to form in my mind. You've been very helpful, thanks :).
Any additional input from everybody is still appreciated :)
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