Physical & Mental health

[Korea 734]

On a side note, the ab wheel is very surprisingly difficult.......

[SinineUltra 1,164]

@Korea, since you can't use your limb(s) - I recommend crawling like a snail to burn off the ice cream!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gHCxdlZ7G18

[Korea 734]

Negative, I swim instead.

[SinineUltra 1,164]

What's up? How you all doing?

Just posting to let you all know about a great and VERY informative bodybuilding YouTube channel - http://www.youtube.com/user/BenPakIFBB?feature=watch

Definitely have a look even if you are not after the super muscular build, it gives so many good pointers, based on actual science and not bro-science. Every video I've watched off it has broadened my mind and taught me something new.

[Korea 734]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QI7S7mKYHhY

[Ainsley Harriott 2,732]

Absolutely crushed

[BluesChick 1,260]

Absolutely crushed

Why?

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[Ainsley Harriott 2,732]

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I can't catch a break with my grades (4/4 negatives) and I'm having some personal problems

[Stingray 9,441]

I can't catch a break with my grades (4/4 negatives) and I'm having some personal problems

Ow man ... That's tough ...

[yuvala 2,167]

I can't catch a break with my grades (4/4 negatives) and I'm having some personal problems

Sorry to hear mate.. hope it gets well soon.

[LeonDavis23 371]

forget all the bad stuff, it's game day :blue scalf:

[Ainsley Harriott 2,732]

Ow man ... That's tough ...

Sorry to hear mate.. hope it gets well soon.

Never felt dumber.. Thanks guys

[Stingray 9,441]

Never felt dumber.. Thanks guys

Dont. I have had students at Uni while I was an assistant who completely flunked it during their first year, then went on to become PhD's.

Its more a matter of method mostly ... I just hope your personal problems get solved, mate!

[Ainsley Harriott 2,732]

Dont. I have had students at Uni while I was an assistant who completely flunked it during their first year, then went on to become PhD's.

Its more a matter of method mostly ... I just hope your personal problems get solved, mate!

I hope I can pick it up... They will, as always.. Thanks Tom

[SinineUltra 1,164]

Dont. I have had students at Uni while I was an assistant who completely flunked it during their first year, then went on to become PhD's.

Its more a matter of method mostly ... I just hope your personal problems get solved, mate!

Exactly like Stingray said. Some people are excellent at learning the theory but not so good at putting it into practice. And so usually some get discouraged after the first year(s) because it's mostly full of theoretical knowledge and after that followed by something practical. Maybe you are the second type and just have to give your max to be good at theory to shine at practice.

[BluesChick 1,260]

Dont. I have had students at Uni while I was an assistant who completely flunked it during their first year, then went on to become PhD's.

Its more a matter of method mostly ... I just hope your personal problems get solved, mate!

Exactly like Stingray said. Some people are excellent at learning the theory but not so good at putting it into practice. And so usually some get discouraged after the first year(s) because it's mostly full of theoretical knowledge and after that followed by something practical. Maybe you are the second type and just have to give your max to be good at theory to shine at practice.

Stingray a and ShineUltra are right. The only thing I can add as a teacher is that you look at your study methods and revision. Is there any room for improvement? Not everyone learns/studies the same so one technique may work for me but be utter rubbish for you.

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[Sidzeret 2,257]

Exactly like Stingray said. Some people are excellent at learning the theory but not so good at putting it into practice. And so usually some get discouraged after the first year(s) because it's mostly full of theoretical knowledge and after that followed by something practical. Maybe you are the second type and just have to give your max to be good at theory to shine at practice.

Pretty much the golden words when you are at med school.

Here we have a system where the first years who flunked their uni exams are put in a seperate additional batch. The rest continue with their clinical postings and the additional batch students can only join them after passing their first year uni after 6 months.

Our professors always say that such students always make such great clinicians eventhough they're weak at theoretical knowledge.

You just have to get through the theory. Practice is a whole new ball game.

[Korea 734]

I finally bought running shoes...

Got start hitting cardio again after taking a month off of Spinning...

What's up? How you all doing?

Just posting to let you all know about a great and VERY informative bodybuilding YouTube channel - http://www.youtube.com/user/BenPakIFBB?feature=watch

Definitely have a look even if you are not after the super muscular build, it gives so many good pointers, based on actual science and not bro-science. Every video I've watched off it has broadened my mind and taught me something new.

What is bro science?