Anonymous wrote:DH here: I’ve been lifting for about seven years now, and have certainly put on a bunch of muscle; I try not to skip leg day though.(No TRT, I’m natty. lol) Assuming this is an honest question, I will say that I feel vastly better than I did before lifting, way better than when I was just doing a bunch of cardio. I get that we hate the Rivian bros, but is it so hard to imagine that being strong feels way better than not? This explains most of it in my opinion.
Anonymous wrote:Yes OP. Totally know what you're talking about. Cold plunge, red light therapy, zone 2 or 5 from Attic, protein protein protein, circadian rhythm stuff from Huberman, oura rings, sleep mattresses etc!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You are describing a certain echelon of rich men. Not UMC.
You might be right. Although I have observed and know personally more than a few 1-3%ers who try to emulate the SV rich.
Anonymous wrote:My exH got into sleep maxxing and apparently according to the kids goes to bed at 9pm every night now. He also has a $5k ice plunge tub, and wears a red light head lamp thing to regrow his bald spot.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Hardly any men are actually jacked anymore or ever were.
Don't confuse a little muscle under a lot of fat with being solid muscle.
OP here. I know what I am looking at and I stand by what I said. It’s a very specific Rivian - Lucid demographic. The decile who can afford to finance a dedicated cold plunge pool and pay for a Prenuvo
Not “any men” I pass in AutoZone
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Hardly any men are actually jacked anymore or ever were.
Don't confuse a little muscle under a lot of fat with being solid muscle.
OP here. I know what I am looking at and I stand by what I said. It’s a very specific Rivian - Lucid demographic. The decile who can afford to finance a dedicated cold plunge pool and pay for a Prenuvo
Not “any men” I pass in AutoZone
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You must live in a weird circle. I'm a lawyer, I spend a lot of time around lawyers, I really don't know anyone like that. Like lots of people do running but supplements and focusing on getting jacked, no.
Are you in NWDC, Bethesda or Chevy Chase?
Anonymous wrote:DH is very fit but not bulked up. He’s 6ft tall and around 180lbs. He’s in the gym multiple times a week but he also rotates in yoga, jiu jitsu and different types of runs. If you saw him in shorts and a t-shirt you’d know he’s in good shape but he appears average, unless he takes his shirt off. You can see all the muscles in his torso. He lifts for strength, not appearance or bulk. His workouts specifically revolve around maintaining a heart rate below 140bpm at levels high exertion.
Anonymous wrote:Everyone is very excited about the prospect of living forever. Interestingly, in the 1920's, there was the exact same enthusiasm and optimism about living forever. I think it has to do with a certain portion of society who is living the Roaring Twenties and expects that to go on indefinitely.