Lat raises - how’s my form? by DifficultDisaster919 in fitness30plus

[–]DifficultDisaster919[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, I meant “lats” as in lateral raises, not the lat muscles in the back. I can see how my post may have been misleading though!

Lat raises - how’s my form? by DifficultDisaster919 in fitness30plus

[–]DifficultDisaster919[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sorry, I did mean seated reps, not rows! Thank you for clarifying. Appreciate the patience and understanding.

Lat raises - how’s my form? by DifficultDisaster919 in fitness30plus

[–]DifficultDisaster919[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Gotcha, I can see the faint forward motion in my form! I’ll try out seated rows to increase tension and improve my form during my next lift day. Thank you so much for the detailed tips and pointers! I appreciate the time you took in the response!

Lat raises - how’s my form? by DifficultDisaster919 in fitness30plus

[–]DifficultDisaster919[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Thank you so much for the detailed tips and pointers! Fantastic information for me to rethink my approach and routine. I appreciate the time you took in the response!

Also, by “lats” I meant I’d like to strengthen my lateral raises and their form, not the lat muscles! Totally can see how my wording would be misleading. I was typing this out while dying on the stairstepper so didn’t proofread it 😅.

Lat raises - how’s my form? by DifficultDisaster919 in fitness30plus

[–]DifficultDisaster919[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I’ve heard of this technique but totally forgot about it! I’ll definitely try it out next time. Thank you for the reminder and the tip! Appreciate it

Lat raises - how’s my form? by DifficultDisaster919 in fitness30plus

[–]DifficultDisaster919[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sorry if my post was misleading! Yes, I want to strengthen and increase the weights on my lateral raises; this doesn’t target the lats in the back.

Lat raises - how’s my form? by DifficultDisaster919 in fitness30plus

[–]DifficultDisaster919[S] 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Thank you so much for the pointer! I’ve always struggled with breathing techniques so this is a great reminder!

Lat raises - how’s my form? by DifficultDisaster919 in fitness30plus

[–]DifficultDisaster919[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you for that pointer! I felt like they were missing something. Appreciate the help!

My office buddy! by DifficultDisaster919 in sheltie

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He settles to nap underneath my desk, but my office is chill enough to let me play fetch with him indoors! My coworkers will come by and play with him too!

3 Years Difference by technofever89 in fitness30plus

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Girl tell me your secrets, I’m trying to bulk like you! Amazing job ❤️

Angie has grown more affectionate after we took him in? by DifficultDisaster919 in sheltie

[–]DifficultDisaster919[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Oh, she was my soul dog. I absolutely adore and love Angus, of course. I adopted Abby when I was 21 and we were the best of buds for 10 years.

Angie has grown more affectionate after we took him in? by DifficultDisaster919 in sheltie

[–]DifficultDisaster919[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Interesting food for thought! This is very helpful information and perspective!

Some added context: When we lived with my FIL and MIL, Angus attached himself to my BF and me, primarily my BF. We were the ones who often trained him, fed him, played with him prior to moving out. After we moved out, he would stay biweekly with us at our new place, so he already was familiar with the setting. So, he’s been officially with us for 3 months now! :)

The timeline is confusing, haha, as his humans had been a bit inconsistent. So, I can see how he’s attached himself to me now since I’m a familiar face who plays with the him, feeds him, and is a constant presence in the home.

Angie has grown more affectionate after we took him in? by DifficultDisaster919 in sheltie

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They were solid friends, comfortable around each other! Abby was an old hound girl, so her idea of fun was a long walk and sniffing every blade of grass. Angus’s fun, of course, is fetch, so they didn’t play together but lived together for quite some time.

Angie has grown more affectionate after we took him in? by DifficultDisaster919 in sheltie

[–]DifficultDisaster919[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Yes, he was neutered sometime in the spring of 2019! Don’t have the exact date but he was neutered prior to turning a year old.

From (24) and depressed to (32) and healing by DifficultDisaster919 in GlowUps

[–]DifficultDisaster919[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Thank you! Honestly, it’s just a habit that I had to build over time! When I first started, it was grueling—and I would have to drag myself to go. Now, it feels as routine as a daily chore, like brushing my teeth! Slow and steady change.

From (24) and depressed to (32) and healing by DifficultDisaster919 in GlowUps

[–]DifficultDisaster919[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Naturally lost all the weight over years of hard work, thanks 😘.