05-17-2008, 04:54 PM
#31
Originally Posted By TheJosh⏩
You are the dumbest boy alive. Jump off a bridge.
I took the week out to make it more simple for you since you are having such a hard time comprehending simple counting! Is it that hard to admit you're wrong?
If you work out every other day for 31 days, that is 16 days a month, 4 days a week!
If you work out every other day for 31 days, that is 16 days a month, 4 days a week!
Read my post where I typed out 4 weeks again, I mean REALLY read it. Tell me that's not 3.5x a week, 7x in 2 weeks. 7 days per week, training every other day. Fuk I cannot make it any clearer.
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05-17-2008, 04:56 PM
#32
So I proved you wrong with the whole month calender so you jump back to your old post that I already disproved? Nice
I am leaving work now, I am done dealing with retards for the day, Ill pick back up on this thread later tonight.
Maybe that will give you time to realize how to count?
I am leaving work now, I am done dealing with retards for the day, Ill pick back up on this thread later tonight.
Maybe that will give you time to realize how to count?
05-17-2008, 04:57 PM
#33
Originally Posted By TheJosh⏩
On your way back from work, stop by a 2nd grade class and learn mf'er LEARN!
So I proved you wrong with the whole month calender so you jump back to your old post that I already disproved? Nice
I am leaving work now, I am done dealing with retards for the day, Ill pick back up on this thread later tonight.
Maybe that will give you time to realize how to count?
I am leaving work now, I am done dealing with retards for the day, Ill pick back up on this thread later tonight.
Maybe that will give you time to realize how to count?
As I said, use the calendar, and start typing every other day, x's, Tell me that's not 7 in 2 weeks. TELL ME!
05-17-2008, 04:58 PM
#34
I just explained this to you, and I am done trying to explain something so ****ing simple and obvious today. I will continue on this tonight when I get home.
05-17-2008, 04:58 PM
#35
Originally Posted By TheJosh⏩
^Hey, your own calendar already proves me right. How many times do you train from the 8th-the 21st? Just look at how many red ones you put. ?????
Are you retarded?
Maybe you should look at a calander, I didn't double count sunday, my two weeks started and ended on sunday, exactly 14 days.
What don't you understand?
EDIT - Here is a Calender, I made little dots for each day so you could comprehend.
Maybe you should look at a calander, I didn't double count sunday, my two weeks started and ended on sunday, exactly 14 days.
What don't you understand?
EDIT - Here is a Calender, I made little dots for each day so you could comprehend.
05-17-2008, 04:59 PM
#36
It's so obvious I'm DYING laughing!!! hahahahahahahahaha
1,2,3,4 first week
5.6.7 second week
WHALLA!!!! 7x in 2 weeks!
I da winna!
1,2,3,4 first week
5.6.7 second week
WHALLA!!!! 7x in 2 weeks!
I da winna!
05-17-2008, 05:01 PM
#37
Originally Posted By Justin-27⏩
^Hey, your own calendar already proves me right. How many times do you train from the 8th-the 21st? Just look at how many red ones you put. ?????
Originally Posted By TheJosh⏩
Are you retarded?
Maybe you should look at a calander, I didn't double count sunday, my two weeks started and ended on sunday, exactly 14 days.
What don't you understand?
EDIT - Here is a Calender, I made little dots for each day so you could comprehend.
Maybe you should look at a calander, I didn't double count sunday, my two weeks started and ended on sunday, exactly 14 days.
What don't you understand?
EDIT - Here is a Calender, I made little dots for each day so you could comprehend.
Sorry to hijack, but Josh dude how are you arguing with a calender ?
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05-17-2008, 05:02 PM
#38
BTW,the 8th-22nd is 15 days. Each of those deserves 24 hours numbnuts.
If you want to start the count on a Monday, well guess what? 1 week, 2 weeks, 400 weeks, from then = ending on a Monday…NOT a sunday.
Fuk you dum.
If you want to start the count on a Monday, well guess what? 1 week, 2 weeks, 400 weeks, from then = ending on a Monday…NOT a sunday.
Fuk you dum.
05-17-2008, 05:03 PM
#39
Originally Posted By Strong-Bowler⏩
He is in Josh world. The g'damn dumbest world in the universe!
Sorry to hijack, but Josh dude how are you arguing with a calender ?
05-17-2008, 05:05 PM
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This thread just made me a bit stupider
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05-17-2008, 05:20 PM
#41
TheJosh you are seriously retarded!!!! How the hell did you manage to pass first grade.
Lol Justin, repped!
Lol Justin, repped!
05-17-2008, 05:51 PM
#42
oh my god……………..r u kidding me? SHUT THE F##$ UP AND GET BACK TO THE QUESTION YOU STINKING MORONS
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05-17-2008, 06:11 PM
#43
Originally Posted By TheJosh⏩
Right and how many weeks are in a 31 day month? NOT FOUR! I simply stated, that when not looking at it just by the week, on a continued every other day split, you WILL train 4 days the first week, 3 days the second, 4 days the third, 3 days the fourth, 4 days the fifth, 3 days the sixth, need I go on? I mean really how hard can you make this? No one ever mentioned a 31 day month, no one ever said anything other than on a continued every other day split, you WILL only train 7 times in 2 weeks. I'd bet my life on that.
I took the week out to make it more simple for you since you are having such a hard time comprehending simple counting! Is it that hard to admit you're wrong?
If you work out every other day for 31 days, that is 16 days a month, 4 days a week!
If you work out every other day for 31 days, that is 16 days a month, 4 days a week!
05-17-2008, 06:22 PM
#44
Upon further thought, I think I can make this easy for you to understand Josh.
You don't want to call the first Sunday a day right? So then you cannot have that be a training day, the first day you count (I don't care if it's Sun, Mon, whatever) will be the day you first train on.
So to break it down for you:
1) We start Chest, Shoulders, Tris on Monday, the 9th (you with me?)
2) We then take ONE day off, hmm let's call it Tuesday, the 10th
3) We train Back, Bis on Wednesday, the 11th (Day 3 if you're still with me)
4) We take off Thursday, the 12th (Day 4)
5) We train legs on Friday, the 13th (SCARY!)
6) We take off Saturday, the 14th (Day 6 in case I lost you one line up)
7) We train Chest, Shoulders, Tris again on Sunday, the 15th (Day 7)
^There, I call a work week Sun-Sat, you call it Mon-Sun, great I don't care.
8) We take off Monday, the 16th (Day 8)
9) We train back, bis on Tuesday, the 17th (Day 9)
10) We take off Wednesday, the 18th (Day 10)
11) We train legs on Thursday, the 19th (Day 11)
12) We take off on Friday, the 20th (Day 12)
….OHHH getting closer to 2 weeks, 14 days, I'm excited!!!!!!
13) We train Chest, Shoulders, Tris on Saturday, the 21st (Day 13)
14) FINALLY, we take off on Sunday, the 22nd (Day 14)
I am adding them up, yep I get 7.
I have spent like an hour, really trying to get this through that thick, dense, skull….I have to admit, in 10 yrs posting 15,000 posts on car forums, bike forums, fitness forums, I have NEVER met someone more fuking dumb. I will link this thread all over the planet if you don't admit defeat. It will happen. You just cannot be that dumb, I refuse to believe it!
You don't want to call the first Sunday a day right? So then you cannot have that be a training day, the first day you count (I don't care if it's Sun, Mon, whatever) will be the day you first train on.
So to break it down for you:
1) We start Chest, Shoulders, Tris on Monday, the 9th (you with me?)
2) We then take ONE day off, hmm let's call it Tuesday, the 10th
3) We train Back, Bis on Wednesday, the 11th (Day 3 if you're still with me)
4) We take off Thursday, the 12th (Day 4)
5) We train legs on Friday, the 13th (SCARY!)
6) We take off Saturday, the 14th (Day 6 in case I lost you one line up)
7) We train Chest, Shoulders, Tris again on Sunday, the 15th (Day 7)
^There, I call a work week Sun-Sat, you call it Mon-Sun, great I don't care.
8) We take off Monday, the 16th (Day 8)
9) We train back, bis on Tuesday, the 17th (Day 9)
10) We take off Wednesday, the 18th (Day 10)
11) We train legs on Thursday, the 19th (Day 11)
12) We take off on Friday, the 20th (Day 12)
….OHHH getting closer to 2 weeks, 14 days, I'm excited!!!!!!
13) We train Chest, Shoulders, Tris on Saturday, the 21st (Day 13)
14) FINALLY, we take off on Sunday, the 22nd (Day 14)
I am adding them up, yep I get 7.
I have spent like an hour, really trying to get this through that thick, dense, skull….I have to admit, in 10 yrs posting 15,000 posts on car forums, bike forums, fitness forums, I have NEVER met someone more fuking dumb. I will link this thread all over the planet if you don't admit defeat. It will happen. You just cannot be that dumb, I refuse to believe it!
05-17-2008, 06:35 PM
#45
Given: If one week = 7 days then
two weeks = 14 days.
If you train every other day for 2 weeks, then 14/2 = 7 sessions in two weeks.
7 sessions in 2 weeks,
then 7/2=3.5 per 1 week.
Winner, Justin.
Needs to learn and take advice, TheJosh
two weeks = 14 days.
If you train every other day for 2 weeks, then 14/2 = 7 sessions in two weeks.
7 sessions in 2 weeks,
then 7/2=3.5 per 1 week.
Winner, Justin.
Needs to learn and take advice, TheJosh
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05-17-2008, 06:45 PM
#46
Originally Posted By TheJosh⏩
Or, draw a line through the week of the 8th, draw a line through the week of the 15th, count the days.
Are you retarded?
Maybe you should look at a calander, I didn't double count sunday, my two weeks started and ended on sunday, exactly 14 days.
What don't you understand?
EDIT - Here is a Calender, I made little dots for each day so you could comprehend.
Maybe you should look at a calander, I didn't double count sunday, my two weeks started and ended on sunday, exactly 14 days.
What don't you understand?
EDIT - Here is a Calender, I made little dots for each day so you could comprehend.
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05-17-2008, 06:56 PM
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So if there's 15 days in two weeks, does that mean there's 7.5 days each week? THIS CHANGES EVERYTHING!!!11!
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05-17-2008, 07:04 PM
#48
Hai guys.
Can you critique my new routine?
Sun: Legs
Mon: Chest/Tris
Tues: Back/bis
Wed: Shoulders
Thurs: Legs
Fri: Chest/Tris
Sat: Back/bis
Sun: Shoulders
What I like about this routine is, that I get to work out 8 days each week. But, is this overtraining??
Can you critique my new routine?
Sun: Legs
Mon: Chest/Tris
Tues: Back/bis
Wed: Shoulders
Thurs: Legs
Fri: Chest/Tris
Sat: Back/bis
Sun: Shoulders
What I like about this routine is, that I get to work out 8 days each week. But, is this overtraining??
05-17-2008, 07:04 PM
#49
You're alternating an 'even' workout rotation (one day on/one day off) into an 'odd' number of days per week (7 days per the Gregorian calendar).
Hence, you workout 4 days one week, 3 days the next. Even number one week, odd number the next.
If you measured a week as being Sunday-Sunday, that would make the next week Monday-Monday, then Tuesday-Tuesday. This is not how weeks are delineated. Weeks begin Sunday at 12:00AM and end Saturday at 11:59.59 PM.
Everyone needs to stop arguing the laws of gravity with this kid, he's being intentionally stupid and dragging you all down with him. Probably having a good laugh too.
If you measured a week as being Sunday-Sunday, that would make the next week Monday-Monday, then Tuesday-Tuesday. This is not how weeks are delineated. Weeks begin Sunday at 12:00AM and end Saturday at 11:59.59 PM.
Everyone needs to stop arguing the laws of gravity with this kid, he's being intentionally stupid and dragging you all down with him. Probably having a good laugh too.
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05-17-2008, 07:04 PM
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Originally Posted By bango skank⏩
I lol'd at that, pretty good.
So if there's 15 days in two weeks, does that mean there's 7.5 days each week? THIS CHANGES EVERYTHING!!!11!
05-17-2008, 07:28 PM
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05-17-2008, 07:32 PM
#52
hahahahah what a fuking moron
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05-17-2008, 07:37 PM
#53
Originally Posted By Justin-27⏩
Women want him, men want to
be
him. 22 fingers ftw!
Ok I counted it on my fingers.
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05-17-2008, 08:00 PM
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If you want to go by a real week, then it's 4 times a week. Key word here is WEEK. Every other day in a week means every other day in that week. When you start a new week, it's back to back days. See below. Saturday being the last day in a week and Sunday the first.
For example, mine is:
Week 1:Sun, Tues, Thur, Sat
Week 2:Sun, Tues, Thur, Sat
Week 3: Sun, Tues, Thur, Sat
This goes on .
For example, mine is:
Week 1:Sun, Tues, Thur, Sat
Week 2:Sun, Tues, Thur, Sat
Week 3: Sun, Tues, Thur, Sat
This goes on .
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05-17-2008, 08:11 PM
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Originally Posted By SmoovJ⏩
That's fine, but that no longer fits the definition of training every other day.
If you want to go by a real week, then it's 4 times a week. Key word here is WEEK. Every other day in a week means every other day in that week. When you start a new week, it's back to back days. See below. Saturday being the last day in a week and Sunday the first.
For example, mine is:
Week 1:Sun, Tues, Thur, Sat
Week 2:Sun, Tues, Thur, Sat
Week 3: Sun, Tues, Thur, Sat
This goes on .
For example, mine is:
Week 1:Sun, Tues, Thur, Sat
Week 2:Sun, Tues, Thur, Sat
Week 3: Sun, Tues, Thur, Sat
This goes on .
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05-17-2008, 08:20 PM
#56
If you create the arguement you will:
Work out on one day and the next will be a rest day, and of course you will repeat this. You can't create the arguement that X or Y is a new day of a new week.
This is due to the nature of your initial idea.
Furthermore, you could do a lot of harm with your workout - depending on what exactly it is, if there's no rest day on Saturday to Sunday.
Justin was right in reguards to Josh though. You are training 7 times every two weeks or 3.5 times a week. 4 times one week and 3 the next might not be a bad idea though, depending on other factors.
Basically, average it out over a period of 365 days and you'd see you were wrong and Justin was right. Short-term you can attempt to make the arguement that he is wrong, but your maths is just way off in reality.
Work out on one day and the next will be a rest day, and of course you will repeat this. You can't create the arguement that X or Y is a new day of a new week.
This is due to the nature of your initial idea.
Furthermore, you could do a lot of harm with your workout - depending on what exactly it is, if there's no rest day on Saturday to Sunday.
Justin was right in reguards to Josh though. You are training 7 times every two weeks or 3.5 times a week. 4 times one week and 3 the next might not be a bad idea though, depending on other factors.
Basically, average it out over a period of 365 days and you'd see you were wrong and Justin was right. Short-term you can attempt to make the arguement that he is wrong, but your maths is just way off in reality.
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05-17-2008, 08:37 PM
#57
Originally Posted By PjSanford⏩
Do a lot of harm to my body because there is no rest day between Sat and Sun? You have a lot to LEARN about working out, buddy.
If you create the arguement you will:
Work out on one day and the next will be a rest day, and of course you will repeat this. You can't create the arguement that X or Y is a new day of a new week.
This is due to the nature of your initial idea.
Furthermore, you could do a lot of harm with your workout - depending on what exactly it is, if there's no rest day on Saturday to Sunday.
Justin was right in reguards to Josh though. You are training 7 times every two weeks or 3.5 times a week. 4 times one week and 3 the next might not be a bad idea though, depending on other factors.
Basically, average it out over a period of 365 days and you'd see you were wrong and Justin was right. Short-term you can attempt to make the arguement that he is wrong, but your maths is just way off in reality.
Work out on one day and the next will be a rest day, and of course you will repeat this. You can't create the arguement that X or Y is a new day of a new week.
This is due to the nature of your initial idea.
Furthermore, you could do a lot of harm with your workout - depending on what exactly it is, if there's no rest day on Saturday to Sunday.
Justin was right in reguards to Josh though. You are training 7 times every two weeks or 3.5 times a week. 4 times one week and 3 the next might not be a bad idea though, depending on other factors.
Basically, average it out over a period of 365 days and you'd see you were wrong and Justin was right. Short-term you can attempt to make the arguement that he is wrong, but your maths is just way off in reality.
Workouts are usually created to fit a 1 week period, not a 14, 28, ….day period.
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05-17-2008, 08:49 PM
#58
Originally Posted By SmoovJ⏩
Do a lot of harm to my body because there is no rest day between Sat and Sun? You have a lot to LEARN about working out, buddy.
depending on what exactly it is,
I didn't say you.
However, since so many people asking questions are new. It's always wise to cater advice to that when you aren't being more specific. Due to the fact the poster needs serious advice with his workout it makes sense to make sure he realises that if he did improper workouts back-to-back he could in fact do serious harm to himself.
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instead of doing upperbody or lowerbody I just do full body strenth workouts.
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05-17-2008, 09:19 PM
#59
Originally Posted By PjSanford⏩
You were responding to my post and you used "You" and "Your" in your response. I have all the rights to assume you were referring to me. Fuccking moron. Yeah, I can't read. Maybe you should learn how to write properly so people will know who you're referring to next time.
Due to the fact we are online and on a forum, one would assume that you can read. So stop jumping the gun and maybe add thinking inbetween the reading and posting stage?
I didn't say you.
However, since so many people asking questions are new. It's always wise to cater advice to that when you aren't being more specific. Due to the fact the poster needs serious advice with his workout it makes sense to make sure he realises that if he did improper workouts back-to-back he could in fact do serious harm to himself.
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Maybe you should instead pay more attention rather than jumping the gun? Patience is a virtue.
I didn't say you.
However, since so many people asking questions are new. It's always wise to cater advice to that when you aren't being more specific. Due to the fact the poster needs serious advice with his workout it makes sense to make sure he realises that if he did improper workouts back-to-back he could in fact do serious harm to himself.
Origional Post:
Maybe you should instead pay more attention rather than jumping the gun? Patience is a virtue.
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05-17-2008, 09:25 PM
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Originally Posted By SmoovJ⏩
That doesn't make sense. Then you are catering your workout to the week, rather then to your rest.
Do a lot of harm to my body because there is no rest day between Sat and Sun? You have a lot to LEARN about working out, buddy.
Workouts are usually created to fit a 1 week period, not a 14, 28, ….day period.
Workouts are usually created to fit a 1 week period, not a 14, 28, ….day period.
A week is any seven days. Why cut a rest day just to fit some arbitrary schedule?
Workout every other day = 3.5 times a week.
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