Haha! I was just thinking that the only hills on Viper's island are the boat ramps.

 

lol techsalvager or one of his buddies downvoted everyone in his build thread. Just found it funny.

 

Someone went through and negged my last 17 posts. A fairly impressive effort, I have to admit.

 

alright after a bit of searching to no real clear answer, is there a way to compensate for cool nights, i go from 15.5 on the freeway at 70F to 14.3 at like 55-60F. theres a lot of info about heatsoak and warm settings, but can seem to find much about cold.

 

Something is set wrong. I don't know what, but post your msq and let's see what it might be.



LOL! I just saw a Neiman Marcus advertisement banner on Miataturbo! The world really does believe we are into women's' fall fashions! Too funny!

 

**** yes, I missed you collective jackasses in the ~half a week I've been offline. I'm baaack, and my new apartment has internet now!

For all of a few minutes at least before I have to drive across the gorramn state. Lulz. And it looks like I missed a **** ton of stuff while I was gone.

 

you know they are all cookies driven...

 

watts up homey!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

Waiting for it to warm the **** up outside so I can take the Miata across the state!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

its chilly out today. I seriously thought it was October because ive been seeing so much Halloween stuff. I just told my wife today that we need to get candy this soon when we go to the store, and she was like bro, we got like over a month.

 

Seriously, it *is* chilly out today, even where I am. I thought it was like 8am looking out the window an hour ago.

I'm hoping it warms up *soon*. Driving a Miata without the top down is sacrilege!

 

since my heater works, I'd still do that.

 

Yeah, I know I need to get my heater working Brainy, no need to rub it in :(.

Anyways, time to GTFO and head back. I've waited more than long enough and it's not getting any warmer.

 

Late to the party as I don't frequent this thread, buuuut...

See my thread here.

Cliffs: Eat like Faeflora said and either do Mark's style of exercising or some high intensity interval training. I dropped from 165 to 150 in about 10 weeks by cleaning up my diet and doing Insanity, then adding in some running, biking, and swimming for (mini) triathlon training. Six-pack is back and I'm having all of my size 32 slacks taken in a little.

Mark had even more dramatic results with his routine, but I found the Insanity stuff super convenient for my ~50+ hour/week work schedule.

 

I thought Insanity was like P90x? I found P90x to be extremely inconvenient -- at least an hour every single day, has to be done in front of the TV or computer, way, way, way too much cardio (even on the days supposedly focusing on muscle groups).

My exercise is very unstructured now. There's a "skeleton" of kettlebell workouts 4 days out of the week -- 2 days with 5 minutes of Turkish Get Ups each, and 2 days with 12 minutes of 2-handed and 1-handed swings. Usually I'll finish those workouts with a minute or two of snatches and goblet squats to push my muscles a bit closer to 85-90% exhaustion (but not to failure -- recovery takes too long).

I mix in other stuff based on energy levels, workload, time, and what I feel like doing. I might add an extra day of kettlebell stuff, working on snatches. I might do bodyweight upper body stuff (pull ups, chin ups, push ups, dips, handstands). I might do 2 or 3 long hill sprints. Lately I've been running one lap of my block as fast as I can -- timed myself this week at 4:32 and then a tired 4:37. My aim is crack 4 minutes by the end of the year.

Then, I add a few games per week -- fall softball just started so I'll have a couple softball games each week. It's not an intense workout, but you get warmed up, sprint a few times, keep the body loose. And then Angleball on Saturdays, which is a field sport similar to say, soccer on a smaller field. Lots of sprinting and cutting, off and on for a couple of hours.

All that to say...any time I've tried to pin myself down to a regimented workout plan, I've quickly gotten bored and quit after a few weeks. Variety is what keeps it interesting for me.

 

i think i noticed one of the problems, for some reason this moring the iat was reading 34F when it was something like 50ish out . when i set it up a few months back it was working fine and nothing has changed since then. anyway heres my msq as well

 

I just remembered I want to build a slosh pipe on Saturday.

 

nobody will ever want to download and open a megasquirt map named "current tune" FYI.

rename it something useful like your username and the date and what's relevant. dot msq.

 

fixed

 

It's regimented in that you are, initially, supposed to do it 6 days/week for 60 days. The DVDs take between 30 - 90 minutes with 45 minutes being the average.

It's way easier for me to get up at 5:30 AM and walk downstairs, move the coffee table and bust out a yoga mat in front of the living room TV than it is to drive to and from the gym. There is zero equipment required for Insanity, so no need to figure out where to stick a pull-up bar or dumb bells. That also means two people (like my wife and I) can do the workouts together at the same time without having to wait on each other for equipment.

Again, I am out of the house for a good 11 to 13 hours per day due to work and I can't exactly take an afternoon break to go sprint around my parking garage in the afternoon.


Now that we completed the first "cycle" of Insanity, we just incorporate the DVDs in to our weekly routines between jogging, biking and swimming. Once the triathlon is over (this weekend), we would like to start picking up and putting down heavy things.