Alright I'm officially calling you Morry the yo-yo with these weight swings! Good update, you are notorious for overtraining probably a good idea on the off day for weights! Ready for the pics!
Ha, I know what you mean. I think it has to do with a few factors. First, that last workout was a fasted workout and I typically weigh myself after I workout. Second, I normally stay pretty dry complex carb wise, but from time to time I will carb up moderately. Keeping in mind that complex carbs can hold up to 3 times their weight in water, it makes sense I can yo-yo back and forth pretty quickly.
Last option is I'm just a freak..... :lol:
I agree with you on the overtraining. It took years to get accustomed to murdering my CNS over and over, but I think it is time to lift heavy, but less often. The swimming is going to be a great substitute to keep things moving and I will probably still lift, just not nearly as heavy. I haven't quite worked it out yet, but I'm slowly changing things around.
Pics below...
Awesome Swim Morry! I sink like a rock when I swim. I like it but I sink so I have to swim as interval training. I swim up the 25 yards then jump, walk, jog in the water on the way back then swim back up. I get a total of 24-28 laps up and back in a workout and am toast. So this 1500 yards you are swimming is just bad ass.
I was the same way. I sink like a rock. Luckily I have a friend that is helping me with form and being patient. This guy can swim 2 miles continuously without stopping all free style. It is focking insane. I'm about half his pace right now. I swim 100, rest a minute, swim another 100 and so on. We are going to get me a couple of the floats that you put between your legs and let me just swim without having to worry about keeping my legs going. He said this really helped him perfect his form and what I'm learning is form is everything. Form and patience. 1500 about killed me, but I live for that sh1t. The ppl in the pool were staring bc I would get done with another 100, gasp for air for a minute and then go right back at it.

I did have a guy stop me between one of the 100s and ask what the fock I did to get traps, shoulders and a back like that.....I told him I ate a lot of cheerios and protein
Swimming is truly a blessing bc you can do it no matter what. Joints hurt? Swim. Hand injured? Swim. All sorts of ailments and you can still swim with them. Once I realized that, I've made it priority to learn to endurance swim. I'm not sure I'll ever get to where my friend is, but I've doubled my pace in about a month so far, so I'm making my way....