Head on over to the western end of the state. There's some up in the High Country, and still a couple of roads that haven't entirely recovered from Helene, so a chance for some impromptu off-roading.
Looks like you can get a full-body workout on this machine.got rid of the bowflex and got this instead,
didn't had to take the tonneau cover off!
hopefully! I hate gym and people so if I can do some workout at home...!
My gym was shut down from Covid on 03/18/20 so I set up a home workout program not knowing when the gym would open again. I had planned to go back then but never did because I like the home program better. More convenient and safer than parking at the gym where they were breaking into cars and targeted my truck one afternoon:
I got worn out reading that.My gym was shut down from Covid on 03/18/20 so I set up a home workout program not knowing when the gym would open again. I had planned to go back then but never did because I like the home program better. More convenient and safer than parking at the gym where they were breaking into cars and also a better cardio routine with the home plan.
1. Bought a work-out bench and dumbbells from Amazon. Used the backpack with weight in it to do stair climbs.
2. Went online and found some body exercises that were developed to substitute body weight for gym weights and increase strength. Selected the ones that I needed to use in addition to the weights to get an all around workout.
https://www.verywellfit.com/no-weight-workout-program-1231506
3. Ride the bike for additional work on the thighs and calf's.
Grumpaw's Gym..........
I have a feeling it takes more energy to put on the workout sweats than push the buttons.Grumpaw's Gym..........
Electric, but it does take some serious "finger workout" to operate the remote !!!!
Now we know where he does all his posting from. I'm just surprised that huge divot in the back isn't in the seat.I have a feeling it takes more energy to put on the workout sweats than push the buttons.
Nice clothes hanger (New Years resolution???)got rid of the bowflex and got this instead,
didn't had to take the tonneau cover off!
So being new to the 4x4 club, in conditions like that, do you just see how it goes in 2 High first and then use 4 High if it's slipping? Or do you just put it in 4 High and go?Went for a drive in the country - no marsupials were harmed or killed.
OUCH !!!!
Hi Fred - I just leave it in 2H on straightaways like this, with limited snow cover. If the snow was deeper and I could feel the tires plowing through it, I might put it in 4H out of peace of mind. If the road had sharper turns and I could feel the back end getting loose, Iād definitely have it in 4H. 2H works most of the time - just never brake hard or accelerate hard in these conditions. Also, 4H isnāt going to keep you out of the ditch if you cross that snow covered centre line to pass a slower driver. Sure, you might get over to pass but when you come back into your lane at that higher speed you gained to pass the person with, that little strip of slushy snow will spin you like a top as soon as you try to get back over in your lane.
