Rich_Benzina

joined 1 week ago
[–] Rich_Benzina@feddit.it 1 points 7 hours ago

thank you very much, appreciate your suggestions :) regarding the deadlift i think i'll have to skip it since i've never done it and without somebody experienced the risk of injuries is high. i'll stick to the isolations exercise you recommended. my old routine was on 4 days with leg day, then chest and triceps, then back shoulders and biceps and last day a full body. this time ill go 3 times a week so i think i'll evenly spread the exercises on each day with a focus for back day. i'll try and see how i feel with the recovery. again, thank you very much for the precious help :)

[–] Rich_Benzina@feddit.it 3 points 8 hours ago

Of course, i always try to sit as much straight as i can haha

[–] Rich_Benzina@feddit.it 2 points 8 hours ago (1 children)

Is this for real? Sorry i cant get if its true or not or how it can be related haha

[–] Rich_Benzina@feddit.it 2 points 8 hours ago (2 children)

Thank you very much! Do you suggest to include some of these excercise in another day other than back day to put the muscles under more stress or once a week is enough? Considered i probably cant do all the exercises you suggested in one day and i'll have to choose.

 

Hi, what are some exercise you would recommend to open up the chest to help with rounded shoulders and for winged scapulas. i suffer from both, not in serious way like in the pic but when im bare chested i always have to remember to "force" my shoulders back, and i had these conditions since i can remember. Im planning on getting back at the gym after a 3 months stop and im looking for some exercise to include in my new routine. Thanks in advance :)

[–] Rich_Benzina@feddit.it 2 points 1 week ago

You're right, also i think it normalised the will to skip human interactions. Yeah i get sometime the retail workers can be a bit annoying but it's normal and healthy to interact with other human beings and we shouldn't convice ourselfed that we can lock us behind a screen to avoid it.

[–] Rich_Benzina@feddit.it 3 points 1 week ago (3 children)

the experience is not even comparable. i see a lot of people buying clothes online without much of a fuss but for me it's difficult to comprehend. like ok you buy without knowing if its your size just because you can send it back and change it? you risk needing send it back and wait days and days just to save a few euros?(and not in all cases) its not even convenient at this point. the thing that keep sites like amazon big is that on some products, especially electronics, their prices are hard to beat for a small business or even a big one that has physical stores. also people dont even bother anymore to go out and see if the product they need is sold by some shops in town, they go straight to amazon or some shit because they automatically assume it will be cheaper and i guess they became addicted to the dopamine of receiving the package you were waiting for. i always tend to cheap out on electronics and the prices of amazon always had an edge over physical store. but since i started buying used or refurbished there is no way i go back. for my chromebook i used mediaworld refurbished and got a good deal. sadly for things like clothes my city lacks in second hands shops so for now im stuck with vinted but its a step at the time i guess. wish we can go back when you used internet just to buy very niche things. (and also learn to buy used more)

 

Hi, i don't know if its the right community to post this. Basically i had my os sensitivity on master plus software set to 5 before i knew what it was and used 600dpi. then i realized why 400dpi felt so slow and i changed to 400 and os sensitivity 6. at every reboot it change just the os sensitivity to 5 but kept every other change. tried saving a profile, updating software (1.9.6) but still problem persist. i tried searching and it seems to be a know problem but didnt found solution. no big deal to change every reboot but i'll still try if anyone have a solution. thanks in advance to anybody who will respond:)