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8-12 reps is a safe rep range.⠀ ⠀ You can pick a weight that won’t put the fear of God in you, stop several reps shy of failure but still get a nasty pump that will convince you that you’re making progress.⠀ ⠀ You won’t need to go through the trouble of logging your lifts, because there won’t be any progress to track.⠀ ⠀ The lack of weight on the bar will give you the freedom to really engage your muscles and feel the deepest depths of your contractions and stretches, even if the fast-twitch fibers will remain asleep.⠀ ⠀ The reps you’re holding in reserve will let your form stay perfect, because it isn’t being challenged.⠀ ⠀ Sure, you'll spend 75% of each set doing absolutely nothing for muscle growth, accumulating fatigue that prevents you from maximising the stimulus, and wondering why you look exactly the same after 18 months.⠀ ⠀ But you'll feel very athletic and toned.
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8-12 reps is a safe rep range.⠀ ⠀ You can pick a weight that won’t put the fear of God in you, stop several reps shy of failure but still get a nasty pump that will convince you that you’re making progress.⠀ ⠀ You won’t need to go through the trouble of logging your lifts, because there won’t be any progress to track.⠀ ⠀ The lack of weight on the bar will give you the freedom to really engage your muscles and feel the deepest depths of your contractions and stretches, even if the fast-twitch fibers will remain asleep.⠀ ⠀ The reps you’re holding in reserve will let your form stay perfect, because it isn’t being challenged.⠀ ⠀ Sure, you'll spend 75% of each set doing absolutely nothing for muscle growth, accumulating fatigue that prevents you from maximising the stimulus, and wondering why you look exactly the same after 18 months.⠀ ⠀ But you'll feel very athletic and toned.

Sama Hoole

44,750 Aufrufe • vor 7 Monaten

I have never encountered this in China. This is my first time in Hopson One, the 190,000 square meter mall with over 260 places to eat alone in downtown Beijing. It is in the center of four subway lines, and this crowd is crazy. You literally have to wait in line to use the escalator, and you can forget about using the elevator… that's not happening. We took people here because on the fifth floor there is an area with about ten EV brands where you can sit in the cars and experience them. It's part of our Youth Tech China Trek. It is our last day, just a short stop to relax, but it is really giving people a view into how much activity and bustle there is in China. I haven't seen this in any other malls, which look more like American ones, frankly, with a lot less traffic. But this one is so crowded. I was actually here yesterday (Friday night at 9:30pm, right before closing) to confirm which EV models were on display, and there were still lines!!!
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I have never encountered this in China. This is my first time in Hopson One, the 190,000 square meter mall with over 260 places to eat alone in downtown Beijing. It is in the center of four subway lines, and this crowd is crazy. You literally have to wait in line to use the escalator, and you can forget about using the elevator… that's not happening. We took people here because on the fifth floor there is an area with about ten EV brands where you can sit in the cars and experience them. It's part of our Youth Tech China Trek. It is our last day, just a short stop to relax, but it is really giving people a view into how much activity and bustle there is in China. I haven't seen this in any other malls, which look more like American ones, frankly, with a lot less traffic. But this one is so crowded. I was actually here yesterday (Friday night at 9:30pm, right before closing) to confirm which EV models were on display, and there were still lines!!!

Rui Ma

37,453 Aufrufe • vor 11 Tagen

It takes GRIT and sacrifice to play Div 1 Soccer. Self reflect and ask yourself these questions: 1. Will you get up for early AM lifts and not just drag yourself there but arrive happy and energized, eager to work and motivate your teammates? 2. Are you ready to miss family events—weddings, birthdays and be separated from your parents for longer than you ever have before? 3. Can you manage every aspect of your life for the first time by yourself, before you even throw in the rigors and demands of a sport? 4. Can you survive in an environment where you are defined by your sport and have very little social life existence outside of athletic and academic obligations? 5. Can you handle the mental challenge of going from the super star to possibly bottom of the roster, sitting on the bench, and/or not traveling with the team? 6. Will you be genuinely happy for your roommate who is getting all the playing time and attention while you’re getting none? If all answers are a resounding YES than you are built for this, but it’s not for everyone. And actually not for most. If it was easy, everyone would be doing it. College Soccer Truth ™ ECNL/GA/Recruiting/College Soccer
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It takes GRIT and sacrifice to play Div 1 Soccer. Self reflect and ask yourself these questions: 1. Will you get up for early AM lifts and not just drag yourself there but arrive happy and energized, eager to work and motivate your teammates? 2. Are you ready to miss family events—weddings, birthdays and be separated from your parents for longer than you ever have before? 3. Can you manage every aspect of your life for the first time by yourself, before you even throw in the rigors and demands of a sport? 4. Can you survive in an environment where you are defined by your sport and have very little social life existence outside of athletic and academic obligations? 5. Can you handle the mental challenge of going from the super star to possibly bottom of the roster, sitting on the bench, and/or not traveling with the team? 6. Will you be genuinely happy for your roommate who is getting all the playing time and attention while you’re getting none? If all answers are a resounding YES than you are built for this, but it’s not for everyone. And actually not for most. If it was easy, everyone would be doing it. College Soccer Truth ™ ECNL/GA/Recruiting/College Soccer

Marsha Lycan

25,933 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr