8mo ago  JackedPact

@Angel11David

I'll occasionally do actual yoga with the breathing and all that but my man, you gotta stretch.

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8mo ago  JackedPact

@Kloi have you got some book \channel with some manly stretching

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8mo ago  JackedPact

@Kloi fuck8ng yoga

I knew the day will come but I'm not really into it

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8mo ago  JackedPact

@Kloi when I did that because of lower back pain I was thinking it takes pretty good balance to lift up a foot apply some force to laces, and not to fall.

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8mo ago  JackedPact

@Kloi I do similar, when something is available to set my foot on

It's a diagnostic test for onset of parkinsons

How so? As in, if you lift your foot instead of bending down, then you have Parkinson's? Or what?

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8mo ago  JackedPact

@Typo-MAGAshiv

Like nothing to rest it on*

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8mo ago  JackedPact

@Typo-MAGAshiv

Sign of loss of motor skills.

I'll actually just lift my foot into the air.

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8mo ago  JackedPact

@iwasthinkingp999

Another marker was not being able to get up from a squat without using hands.

Having to bend over to put on and tie your shoes is another one. I didn't realize how strange it is I pick my foot up to waist level to do this until my girlfriend's Mom pointed it out.

It's a diagnostic test for onset of parkinsons.

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8mo ago  JackedPact

@Kloi Falls spell the end. By the time they start to fall, they are so frail that they lack the recovery to heal.

Provided you don't go senile, the loss of the ability to get up from a squat is really what defines when your life as a man ends and your second childhood begins. If you can't get up you are basically fucked and have to be taken care of.

Balance is a big deal. I have a lot of older customers and everyone loses their balance at some point and then a stick is advisable on rough ground and no more ladders. Gosh I hope this comes late for me! I have spent my adult life working at height.

Whatever else you do, retain the ability to get up from a squat. Strength is the best protection and all the gym beasts should have this on their side, so long as the heart can take the load of all the extra weight they have piled on.

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8mo ago  JackedPact

@SeasonedRP Very much so. I completely agree. One has to read one's own body with how it responds to the stimulus and the volume. (This is why good coaches don't write big long plans for good people but give them ideas and see how they get on).

Ageing happens to all of us on roughly the same schedule. Good habits and genetics can delay it a bit and strength accrued pre aging is a great buffer to the observable effects. But we all have the same problems of attenuated responsiveness to stimuli and reduced capacity to recover on a fairly similar chronology. It is worth being aware of this while at the same time fighting tooth and nail to retain everything one can as long as one can (and some very cool old guys show us that that can be quite a long time).

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