Thoughts on working out legs without weights? (gym, workouts, squats)
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So my gym is closing for a week for renovations. Unfortunate but true. Naturally, I don't want to skip leg day. Any thoughts on the effectiveness of leg workouts without weights (aka calisthenics)? Below is a sample workout which I plan on doing tomorrow:
Just a quick CD search of all "Exercise and Fitness" threads started by Cream, its obvious he doesnt really want a discussion of exercise, he just wants to get his jollys and rocks off by salivating over ridiculous pics/vids of men.
Just a quick CD search of all "Exercise and Fitness" threads started by Cream, its obvious he doesnt really want a discussion of exercise, he just wants to get his jollys and rocks off by salivating over ridiculous pics/vids of men.
Just a quick CD search of all "Exercise and Fitness" threads started by Cream, its obvious he doesnt really want a discussion of exercise, he just wants to get his jollys and rocks off by salivating over ridiculous pics/vids of men.
Boom, exactly. Except people still bite every time. Sometimes he waits long enough for people to forget he's a troll...
just a quick cd search of all "exercise and fitness" threads started by cream, its obvious he doesnt really want a discussion of exercise, he just wants to get his jollys and rocks off by salivating over ridiculous pics/vids of men.
lol...
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