Fasting + brutal performance test = my kind of Mondayπ₯
Day 2 of my weekly 36-hour fast and instead of chilling, Iβm running a full physical capacity check: max bodyweight routine followed by a hard 32km Zone 3 bike ride.
400 push ups
100 pull ups
100 pike push ups
200 body squats
200 variety of exercises
Zero food. Zero excuses. Letβs see what the body can actually do.
Who else mixes extended fasting with serious training? Drop your protocol below
Fasting + brutal performance test = my kind of Mondayπ₯
Day 2 of my weekly 36-hour fast and instead of chilling, Iβm running a full physical capacity check: max bodyweight routine followed by a hard 32km Zone 3 bike ride.
400 push ups
100 pull ups
100 pike push ups
200 body squats
200 variety of exercises
Zero food. Zero excuses. Letβs see what the body can actually do.
Who else mixes extended fasting with serious training? Drop your protocol below
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