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At 51 | 35 years under the iron
Coach in training, nutrition and performance
Building stronger bodies and sharper minds. @jimfreak.com.
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Joined August 2017
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No gym?
No excuses.
You don’t need expensive equipment to build a stronger upper body.
This 20-minute bodyweight workout targets your chest, shoulders, triceps, back, glutes, and core using simple movements that almost anyone can do.
Inside this guide you’ll find:
• A quick warm-up
• A complete 20-minute workout
• Exercise technique
• Modifications for beginners
• Progressions to make each exercise harder
• Cool-down stretches
• Tips to keep improving
Remember, consistency beats perfection.
One workout won’t change your body.
Hundreds of workouts will.
Save this guide and use it whenever you can’t get to the gym.
Build for the Relentless.
References:
• ACSM’s Guidelines for Exercise Testing and Prescription (11th Edition)
• NSCA Essentials of Strength Training and Conditioning (4th Edition)
• WHO Physical Activity Guidelines (2020)
@PartedBeard Beşiktaş offered €12 million. He chose roughly double that to join Trabzonspor, effectively Turkey’s retirement home where the expectations and spotlight are far lower. That tells you everything: this was about the biggest cheque, not the football.
The explanation is simple: Beşiktaş would have come with serious expectations and pressure to perform. Trabzonspor is the retirement-home option, where simply turning up may be enough. Beşiktaş made its offer, refused to double it, and walked away. He chose the bigger cheque, not the bigger football challenge.
Strong quads do far more than improve how your legs look.
They improve knee stability, athletic performance, balance, jumping power, sprinting, and everyday movement.
Too many people train legs without a plan. They chase weight, ignore technique, and wonder why their progress stalls.
This guide walks you through:
• Quad anatomy
• Why quad strength matters
• Exercise selection
• Sets and reps
• A complete quad workout
• Recovery stretches
Save this post for your next leg day.
Build for the Relentless.
References:
• ACSM’s Guidelines for Exercise Testing and Prescription (11th Edition)
• NSCA Essentials of Strength Training and Conditioning (4th Edition)
• ACSM Position Stand: Progression Models in Resistance Training for Healthy Adults
@kornerspors Muscle up gucten cok tekniktir.. gerci Burdaki teknik te cok kotu ama bir sekilde kendini yukari atabilmis.
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Built for the Relentless.
Thinking of using a GLP-1? Don’t make weight loss your only objective.
The scale tells you how much weight you’ve lost.
It doesn’t tell you what you’ve lost.
When weight comes off quickly or substantially, some lean mass can be lost alongside body fat. Significant weight loss can also reduce fat in the face, contributing to the thinner, more aged appearance often called “Ozempic face.”
That’s why what you do alongside the medication matters.
If you’re eating considerably less, prioritise the nutritional quality of what you are eating.
Get enough protein. Resistance train. Don’t unnecessarily eliminate fats or carbohydrates. And give your body a reason to hold onto its muscle.
GLP-1 medications can be extremely useful tools for appropriate patients under medical supervision.
But they’re a tool, not the whole plan.
Don’t just chase the fastest possible change on the scale.
Lose the weight you need to lose while protecting the body you’re trying to build.
References
Jastreboff AM, et al. NEJM, 2022.
Wilding JPH, et al. NEJM, 2021.
Carbone JW & Pasiakos SM. Nutrients, 2019.
Cleveland Clinic, Ozempic Face.
Educational content only. Not medical advice. Always speak with a licensed physician before starting, stopping or changing any medication.
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Built for the Relentless.
GLP-1 weight loss: what nobody tells you before you start.
Ozempic. Mounjaro. Wegovy.
These medications can be powerful tools for weight management. But getting the number on the scale down isn’t the whole objective.
You also need to think about what you’re losing.
When body weight drops substantially, particularly during a calorie deficit, some of that loss can come from lean mass as well as fat. That’s why simply celebrating a lower number on the scale doesn’t tell you the whole story.
The same applies to the facial changes commonly described as “Ozempic face.” Significant weight loss can reduce facial fat and alter facial appearance. That isn’t unique to Ozempic and shouldn’t automatically be interpreted as the medication directly damaging someone’s face.
If your appetite is substantially reduced, the nutritional quality of what you do eat becomes even more important.
Prioritise protein.
Give your body a reason to retain muscle through resistance training.
Keep appropriate dietary fats in your nutrition.
Use carbohydrates according to your activity and training demands.
The goal shouldn’t simply be:
“How quickly can I lose weight?”
A better question is:
“How can I lose the weight I need to lose while protecting as much muscle, strength and function as possible?”
GLP-1 medications can help with appetite and weight management. But medication doesn’t replace nutrition, resistance training or the habits required to support your body during and after weight loss.
The medication is a tool. It isn’t the whole plan.
References
Jastreboff AM, et al. Tirzepatide Once Weekly for the Treatment of Obesity. New England Journal of Medicine, 2022.
Wilding JPH, et al. Once-Weekly Semaglutide in Adults with Overweight or Obesity. New England Journal of Medicine, 2021.
Carbone JW, Pasiakos SM. Dietary Protein and Muscle Mass: Translating Science to Application and Health Benefit. Nutrients, 2019.
Cleveland Clinic. Ozempic Face: What It Is, Causes & Treatment.
Educational content only. Not medical advice. Always speak with a licensed physician before starting, stopping or changing any medication.
What if nothing changes this week?
Same intentions.
Same excuses.
Same comfort zone.
Same result.
A new week doesn’t change anything by itself.
What changes things is what you choose to do with it.
Train when you said you would.
Eat like your goals actually matter.
Keep going when motivation disappears.
You don’t need another perfect Monday.
You need another week of showing up.
Chase growth, not comfort.
Tomorrow is Monday.
What are you going to do differently?
@SanaJournalist1 Yes for his stands against Israel and No for the way he is managing immigration
@ShadowBjk1903 @mustafaguven42 @Besiktas Neyin çalımı? Oyuncu tarafı sonradan farklı taleplerle gelince Beşiktaş süreci kapattı. Bu çalım değil, Beşiktaş’ın kendi duruşunu koruması. “Tarihi çalım” demek biraz fazla romantik olmuş.
@GunnerPuls Nubel will be on this list replacing Neuer
@ThatsHotOff We’ve reached the point where ‘ripped’ just means ‘not overweight.’ 😂 Great shape? Yes. Ripped? Not even close.
Most quit by 50. I rebuilt at 50.
Not because I suddenly discovered some secret.
I stopped accepting the version of myself I had become.
Then I did something remarkably unexciting:
I trained.
I ate properly.
I fucked up occasionally.
I carried on.
That’s the part people underestimate.
You don’t need 365 perfect days. You need to stop turning imperfect days into an excuse to quit.
At 50, I decided I wasn’t finished.
At 51, I’m nowhere near finished.
Consistency over perfection.
The work always shows.
Want bigger arms? Don’t just chase your biceps.
Your triceps make up most of your upper arm, which is why they deserve just as much attention if your goal is overall arm size.
This is how I structure my tricep workouts:
✔️ Weighted dips for progressive overload and strength
✔️ Machine dips for more control and extra volume
✔️ Cable pushdowns to keep constant tension
✔️ Rope extensions to finish with a strong contraction
There isn’t one perfect exercise. It’s about combining movements that complement each other and performing every rep with control and a full range of motion.
At 51, I’m still learning, still improving, and still building.
The work always shows.
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