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2024-12-24 01:53:11 +0000 UTC View PostSomeone said I look like I belong in a Christmas hallmark movie šæ š„ lol was he right?? šš
2024-12-24 01:53:11 +0000 UTC View PostThe holiday season is here, and while itās a time for family, gratitude, and celebration, it can also be easy to let your motivation slide. I suffer from this myself, itās easy to get distracted and complacent. Donāt let the holiday hustle derail your goals. Stay focused, disciplined, and consistentāeven when itās tough.
Here are some quick tips to keep your fire burning:
1.Set Mini Goals: Focus on small, achievable goals for the next few weeks. Whether itās a workout, a task, or a new habit, staying consistent will keep you on track.
2.Plan Ahead: The holidays are full of distractions, so plan your days. Prioritize your workouts, work, and personal time.
3.Donāt Skip Workouts: Even 15 minutes of movement counts. Stay active and keep your momentum strong.
4.Stay Balanced: Enjoy the treats and festivities, but donāt overdo it. Balance indulgence with discipline.
5.Remember Why You Started: Reflect on your goals. Whether itās fitness, business, or personal growth, remind yourself why youāre doing this.
Motivation comes and goes, but discipline will carry you through. Donāt wait until January to get back on trackāstart now. Finish the year strong.
What keeps you motivated during the holidays? Drop a comment and letās keep each other accountable!
-Ryan
Seated pin-loaded rows are awesome for building a strong, balanced back and improving posture, but itās all about doing them right to protect your back. Sit up tall, plant your feet firmly, and grab the handles with a neutral or overhand grip. Keep your core tight, your spine straight, and pull the handles toward your lower chest while squeezing your shoulder blades together. Slowly return to the start without jerking or overreaching. Focus on smooth, controlled reps, and start with lighter weights to nail your form before going heavier. Itās a simple move that delivers serious results when done right! šŖ
-Ryan
Stream started at 12/14/2024 07:27 pm
Saturday morning ride! Pretty simple :)
20 minute country pop peloton ride since I did a hard leg day yesterday.
nothing like a Friday leg day š
Focused on the glutes today š
5x 25 while squeezing this block inbetween my knees š„
We also did some hip abductions, machine squats, standing leg curls, some hip mobility stretches, & finished with a sissy squat burnout & the saunaāļøš¦
Iām liking recording my workouts more and more! Iām excited to share my fitness journey with you all ā¤ļø
-Ryan
Iām kinda liking this gym bathroom mirror, I may have to get one myself šš also Iāve never been a goodie and sweats guy at the gym, living in hot climates for most of my life has gotten me accustomed to shorts and tank tops. but this winters coolllld (itās like 50-60 degrees) š
Stay warm out there!
-Ryan
Stream started at 12/11/2024 09:37 pm
Come join me for a bike ride :)
After a long weekend, thereās nothing better than hitting the sauna to reset. The heat helps flush out toxins, reduces muscle soreness, improves circulation, and clears the mind. Itās not just a physical detoxāitās a mental one too. Every drop of sweat feels like stress leaving the body. Ready to take on the week stronger, clearer, and more focused. š„šŖ How do you recharge after a tough weekend?
-Ryan
Finishing up leg day my buddy had an idea to do this finisher, it was pretty rough to say the least.
This leg press variant targets your hamstrings. We did it at the end of the workout. We busted out 50 reps followed by 5 slow reps that take 10 seconds to go down. It was absolutely brutal, & we did 5 total sets with it.
Some key notes:
Place your legs high and wide
Control your breathing, you donāt wanna get out of control.
make sure youāre going slow and doing the full range of motion.
Keep your knees pushing outwards, theyāll have a tendency to fall inwards.
Would love to hear from you if you try it!
-Ryan
High-volume leg day is no joke, and today I pushed it to the limit with 250 leg press reps. I focused on a high and wide stance to target the hamstrings and really feel the burn. The pros? A serious pump, improved muscular endurance, and the satisfaction of knowing I gave it everything. The cons? Fatigue sets in fast, and form becomes harder to maintain as the reps pile up, so discipline is key. High-volume training is tough, but itās a great way to challenge your body and break through plateaus. Legs felt like jelly by the end, but thatās how progress is made.
-Ryan
Eyes on the prize.
Hitting the target is all about control and precision. Focus on a few basics: smooth and steady trigger controlādonāt yank the trigger, let the shot surprise you; maintain a firm, consistent grip with both hands to manage recoil; keep your front sight centered with sharp focusālet the target blur slightly; and always follow through by holding steady after each shot. Except here Iām kinda cheating with a Red dot. Wherever the dot is, the bullets going to hit š. Accuracy starts with discipline, so practice with purpose and keep safety first!
-Ryan
a couple of you asked what I do for diet/nutrition plan daily. Iāve been working on something that Iām excited to share with you all come the beginning of the new year. But until then, hereās what I ālikeā to have daily to eat.
Pre workout - 75g cream of rice, 60g of protein from whey iso, 1 banana. 20 grams of nut butter
*Pre Train* - .5g pink salt, 5g creatine, 5g leucine from EAA, pump product, 25g Cluster dextrin (30-40 ounces water)
Post workout* - 90 carbs from cereal, 60g protein from whey iso
*Meal 1* - 250g Jasmine Rice, 2 Whole eggs, 200g - 96% beef, 100g Spinach,Ā
*M2* - 250g Jasmine Rice, 200g - 99% ground turkey/chicken, 10g Mac Nut OR Olive oil, 100g of veggies.
*M3* - 250g Jasmine Rice,Ā Ā 2 Whole eggs. 200g - 96% beef, 100g Spinach.
*M4* - 60g of protein from whey iso, 30g nut butter, 1 english muffin
Now this what I eat as a 6ā1 250lb male. Your nutrition plans should be heavy in protein but most importantly, it should be structured to yourself and your needs.
A decent rule of thumb, is that if you put the work in hard enough in the gym, you can eat what you want š
-Ryan
New week, new opportunities to dominate. Mondays arenāt the enemyātheyāre the starting line. Set your goals, stay focused, and make this week your masterpiece. Letās get after it!
-Ryan
Weekend vibes are hereātake a breath, let loose, and enjoy the moment. Lifeās too short to stay serious all the time. Recharge, laugh, and live it up you've earned it
-Ryan
HAPPY THANKSGIVING YALL š¦ š
woke up tired but got the lift in and earned the turkey & gravy train š
-Ryan
shawty got low low low low low low low low š
this machine is a killer for quads and it helps in making sure youāre keeping your back straight so itās quad dominant
The results are pretty good donāt you think š
-Ryan
Today another person respectfully told me that my dreams are unattainable. I don't take it personally, because I AM trying to do something that most say is impossible. There are so many things in my life RIGHT NOW that never seemed possible to me and yet they are here. You never truly know what you're capable of until you're pushed to do it! My physical therapists (both) told me l'd never get back to where I was before my injuryās.
i promised myself Iāll get my body back to what it was before. Thatās a fact.
-Ryan
There is nothing permanent except change, and the gym is the perfect reminder of that truth. Your body, your strength, and your mindset are constantly evolving with every workout you put in. What seems impossible today becomes routine tomorrow, and the limits you face now will soon be left behind. Embracing change means accepting challenges and using them as stepping stones to grow strongerāphysically and mentally. Change isnāt something to fear; itās the catalyst that transforms potential into progress. Keep showing up, and let change work in your favor.
-Ryan
Throwing a couple 80ās around after a good chest day. I felt pretty good after these and felt like I coulda done more!
But most importantly, howās the form? š
-Ryan
Your body is like a marble statue, and every workout is a strike of the chisel, slowly carving out your masterpiece. Progress might feel slow at times, but with patience, discipline, and consistent effort, the rough edges transform into something extraordinary. Keep workingāthe vision is worth it.
-Ryan
ya think I sweat out the sickness yet? š
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Gotta love the sauna š„µš„š§Æāļø
-Ryan
Feeling a little bit of allergies & sickness this weekend. Maybe I got sick watching that boring boxing fight Friday.
nothing plenty of water, the sauna, a workout, and some sunlight canāt fix!
-Ryan
Iāve been hiking a lot more! Hiking is an awesome way to boost both your body and mind. Spending time on the trail helps you let go of stress, clear your head, and just feel good. Plus, itās a killer workout that strengthens muscles, gets your heart pumping, and even helps with balance. If youāre looking for a way to stay fit and unwind, grab your boots and hit the trailāyou wonāt regret it! And donāt forget to tell me about it!
-Ryan
Happy fall!
As the weather gets cooler, take the time to do an accountability check of yourself and your space. Maybe itās time for some fall cleaning (thatās what Iām doing today)
Maybe itās time to switch the diet up. Or get some more running in.
I will say, that even though the temperature is dropping, you have to make sure youāre drinking enough water. You might not think you can get dehydrated in colder weather, but itās more dangerous since you donāt have as obvious signs of dehydration!
-Ryan
Happy Halloween! My costume is your boyfriend š
-Ryan
Happy Sunday! Can you guess what my every day carry is for when I fly?
-phone keys wallet, of course.
But I also have a small mini IFAK, & a TQ, as well as a large caribeaner. And lots of portable phone chargers, bc my phones always dead š
-Ryan
Wide back in progress! šØš©šš§
2024-10-20 04:51:24 +0000 UTC View PostBack from helping assist in disaster relief efforts down in Florida. Back to the gym! Back to the gains!
-Ryan
Found a new gym thatās got good music, heavy weights, and great people! Canāt wait to go back!
-Ryan
Donāt wait years to start learning leg locks in jiu-jitsu. While itās important to study them carefully and go slow when you're new, integrating leg locks early in your training will help you develop a more complete and modern game. Rather than waiting until youāre a higher belt, start now and gradually build your knowledge of these techniques. This way, you wonāt be behind when it comes to controlling and defending leg positions, making you a more well-rounded grappler.
2024-10-02 04:52:57 +0000 UTC View Post