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[jolter604]

Does your career affect your traing in a positive or negative way.
Sometines i feel like my physical work causes less energy and aggression after work while i train.
But i could see sitting all day at a desk having sone type of impact on spine stress.
I am a union carpenter and pushing screws threw metal all day burns me out.
What do you guys do and how does it effect yiur training?

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[anabol69]

I'm also in the Trades but run my own business. I've learned to take ME time as I'll burn myself out and I have in past. In your case being a Union Carpenter I know well you need to work your ass off.
At almost 50 yrs old I've learned to work a bit slower but still make a great living.
I actually wish I can workout early AMs but I workout later at nights.
If I wasnt on TRT I'd be a lazy fukk lol.

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[01dragonslayer]

I've been training for over 20 years but never really started taking it very seriously until I found my career. From then on I became much more consistent with my strength and endurance routines barring some injuries along the way. Anabolics were never a part of my life until about 5 or years after I was hired on the department. I do have many personal goals but being in the best shape I can possibly be is now a lifestyle. I never know when a civilians, my partners, or my life could be in jeopardy. I now have made it a habit to train and I hope I never lose that ambition.

 

[jolter604]

Man I just got back from disability.
Feels good to sweat

Food is everything!!!

 

[MythotiK]

Was super easy until I retired

 

[GRIM]

i like mine tbh assistant manager at a gym

 

[R2D2]

i work in behavioral health and do 40 hour weeks and not a minute more. it's still a struggle to get into the gym most weekdays, but i usually make it there.

 

[jolter604]

i work in behavioral health and do 40 hour weeks and not a minute more. it's still a struggle to get into the gym most weekdays, but i usually make it there.

R2D2I'm 45 and I still have behavioral problems

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[kragon]

im a goddamn IT DeskJokey lol its mental gymnastics and high stress break/fix environment. the good thing is i get 3 days off a week and just workout 4 days out of the week on my days off.. tried working out after work at night, but man im too fucking tired after a 10 hour shift.

 

[jolter604]

im a goddamn IT DeskJokey lol its mental gymnastics and high stress break/fix environment. the good thing is i get 3 days off a week and just workout 4 days out of the week on my days off.. tried working out after work at night, but man im too fucking tired after a 10 hour shift.

kragonI bet you have a dumbbell under the desk for bicep peek

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[kragon]

I bet you have a dumbbell under the desk for bicep peek

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jolter604Lolol not wrong. But bicep tendonitis has me having taking a break on 40+ lb dumbells lol

 

[jolter604]

Lolol not wrong. But bicep tendonitis has me having taking a break on 40+ lb dumbells lol

kragonStart doing over head tri ceps

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[kragon]

Start doing over head tri ceps

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jolter604Hard to do with wheels under the chair haha. But in the gym i do work my triceps hard to at least keep my arms looking big lol

 

[kragon]

Does your career affect your traing in a positive or negative way.
Sometines i feel like my physical work causes less energy and aggression after work while i train.
But i could see sitting all day at a desk having sone type of impact on spine stress.
I am a union carpenter and pushing screws threw metal all day burns me out.
What do you guys do and how does it effect yiur training?View attachment 23901View attachment 23902View attachment 23903

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jolter604I can almost smell the concrete powder lol never done construction, but have worked on construction sites doing networking cable installs and whatnot

 

[jolter604]

I can almost smell the concrete powder lol never done construction, but have worked on construction sites doing networking cable installs and whatnot

kragonI'm doing 4-10 on a new hospital and I am framing these 20' walls in the basement. When it gets hot it has a strange smell down there .

Thanks for the response man.

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[rboy101]

kragon what do you do in IT? I ask cause I’m trying to make the transition into tech myself

 

[kragon]

kragon what do you do in IT? I ask cause I’m trying to make the transition into tech myself

rboy101Yo. I work in the networking field. Basically network support and break/fix engineering for a large instution and a few regional and international networks . I am basically a Jr. Network Engineer/ also a sr.
Network specialist. Its good money. Its the kinda job you would do good with having a CCNA Certification allong with JNCIA certification (cisco and Juniper certs) and a few years of hands on t-shooting experience. There are some good foot in the door type jobs you can get. I Started in helpdesk from there moved towards doing network support. Its got its benefits.. but also being on call sucks and working holidays suck too, but pay is good. And i got shitloads of vacation time saved up lol.