Mr. Black New member Jan 24, 2006 #21 eh! said: My son is going to be born in 2 1/2 months I was wondering how much sleep deprivation will fuck training up. Longest time spent off so far has been about a month. Click to expand... Well if you are a light sleeper, your training will definitely suffer to some degree. Hopefully you will have a good sleeping baby.
eh! said: My son is going to be born in 2 1/2 months I was wondering how much sleep deprivation will fuck training up. Longest time spent off so far has been about a month. Click to expand... Well if you are a light sleeper, your training will definitely suffer to some degree. Hopefully you will have a good sleeping baby.
eh! New member Jan 24, 2006 #22 hi good bro Click to expand... hi Well if you are a light sleeper, your training will definitely suffer to some degree. Hopefully you will have a good sleeping baby. Click to expand... so far he stays up all night kicking my wife and sleeps most of the day. maybe sleep patterns will change once born?
hi good bro Click to expand... hi Well if you are a light sleeper, your training will definitely suffer to some degree. Hopefully you will have a good sleeping baby. Click to expand... so far he stays up all night kicking my wife and sleeps most of the day. maybe sleep patterns will change once born?
Mr. Black New member Jan 24, 2006 #23 eh! said: hi so far he stays up all night kicking my wife and sleeps most of the day. maybe sleep patterns will change once born? Click to expand... For your guys sake I hope so
eh! said: hi so far he stays up all night kicking my wife and sleeps most of the day. maybe sleep patterns will change once born? Click to expand... For your guys sake I hope so
ortiz34 Ombudsman Moderator Chairman Member Jan 24, 2006 #24 Since I started training which has been 4 years, I have taken one week breaks, every three months. Lets the mind and body regroup and rest. This is probably the best formula for keeping a consistant workout regimen.
Since I started training which has been 4 years, I have taken one week breaks, every three months. Lets the mind and body regroup and rest. This is probably the best formula for keeping a consistant workout regimen.
coldblue1955 New member Jan 24, 2006 #26 fistfullofsteel said: What's the longest you took off from working out since you started working out seriously? Click to expand... 2 months
fistfullofsteel said: What's the longest you took off from working out since you started working out seriously? Click to expand... 2 months
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