midnightrider2
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- Type of diabetes
- Type 2
- Treatment type
- Diet only
You get less range of motion with decline press ups as your face hits the floor way before your chest. I put some kettlebells on the floor and put my hands on the handles for the push ups. Allows you to go deeper and give the pecs a good stretch.Libre 5.2
Contour 5.2
Yesterdays food
B/ 3 scrambled eggs with mozzarella, cold Lincolnshire sausage, actimel
S/ casien with almond milk
L/ 2 chicken drumsticks in nados lemon & herb sauce, Edam, cheddar, 5 cherries
S/ fresh coconut
D/ Greek yogurt with collagen, almonds, Brazil nuts, pumpkin & sunflower seeds, cheese string
S/ salt & vinegar peanuts
Exercise
Warm up
3x12 barbell deadlifts (increasing weight)
3x10 barbell back squats (increasing weight)
3x10 barbell hip thrusts (increasing weight)
3x10 decline pushups with feel on bench (these seem easier than feet on floor
Stretch
Steps 11,156
Weirdly my friend struggles with them but can do normal pushups easily, I’m just happy to be able to do any kindYou get less range of motion with decline press ups as your face hits the floor way before your chest. I put some kettlebells on the floor and put my hands on the handles for the push ups. Allows you to go deeper and give the pecs a good stretch.
I was going to click 'like' but realised that I wouldn't like to do that very much at all.You get less range of motion with decline press ups as your face hits the floor way before your chest. I put some kettlebells on the floor and put my hands on the handles for the push ups. Allows you to go deeper and give the pecs a good stretch.
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