[quote]Chushin wrote:
[quote]Spock81 wrote:
UHG IMTIRED
K heavy back/light bi day
NG pull ups
x 9 WOOO ALMOST AT 10!!
x 6
hammer strength iso row something or other
45lb plates
4 x 10
chin ups
x 7
x 6
seated row cable
85lbs
x 8
x 8
90lbs
x 8
x 8
85lbs
x 8
latpull down reverse grip
85lbs
3 x 10
kayak row
4th pin whatever amount that is
2 x 12* arm one continuous set
ropey bicep curl rest/pause
x 16/11/9/8/(less weight) x 10 + 12 partials
alternating DB curl SS EZ bar curl
12.5lbs/25lbs
x 20/20
10lbs/25lbs
20/20
7.5lbs/25lbs
20/20
200 non-stop crunches
NG pull ups
x 5
latpull down partials (to the nose/forehead area)
100lbs
2 x 8
K GOOD
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A tale…A revelation:
Ever since I was a young girl I have been terrified of escalators. I didn’t wanna go up em, and I sure as hell didn’t wanna go down em. Most of my youth was spent shopping on the lower levels of malls because I was too lazy to look for the elevator, and on numerous occasions I would get lost trying to find some way out of the way stair well that was intended for emergency’s only.
Because yes, it seems much safer to go alone into a stairwell in some dimly lit parkade than to simply use an escalator.
LOGIC.
I AIN’T GOT NONE>
Anyway, A few weeks ago I was going to be late for a doctors appt. coming off of work and didn’t really have the time to wait for the elevator, so I told my dad if he stood right in front of me we could try to go down it. I figured if he was right in front of me and I fell he would be the one dying and I would be fine, LOL.
My legs were shaky and I was a nervous wreck, but I took that first step and made it down safely.
We then started doing this every day after work to save time.
Then the opportunity arose for me to do it on my own. I was fucking hungry and wanted to get to the food court as fast as I could so I told myself " I am using the fucking escalator NO MATTER WHAT".
As I stepped up to it the little voice in my head told me not to do this, that this was too scary, and I’d be much safer just using the elevator.
My heart was pounding like crazy, but I ignored that little voice in my head and used the escalator anyway.
As of today <AUG. 21st, 2013> I have not yet died from the escalator, and every day it seems less and less daunting.
Perhaps I can compare my fear of bald guy rejection to my fear of the escalator. I gotta ignore that little voice in my head and just take that first step.
Who knows, maybe I’ll get hurt, but maybe I’ll arrive safely to the bottom.
If it doesn’t go according to plan maybe it will be easier the next time around and maybe eventually the fear will not even be there at all.
ALL THE GOOD STORES ARE ON THE UPPER LEVEL.
I HAVE BEEN MISSING OUT.
//\\\\ love metaphor’s
BYE[/quote]
Jenn,
I suggested this book before:
The whole thing is about how to overcome the deceptive messages that our brains give us sometimes.
Your story reminded me of it.
Great story, BTW.
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OH YA! I totally forgot about that. I should order that ASAP. I can totally read it while I’m bored at work ![]()