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if you can run 10km without too much of a fuss i'd say your cardio is satisfactory.

if you can do 50 pushups in a single set i'd say your strength is satisfactory.

if you can do 20 pull ups in a single set i'd say that's acceptable.

if you can't do these things you need to improve... you need to be much stronger and fitter than the average person.

we are a global minority and must greatly outperform everyone... this is about survival.

go to bed earlier, never drink alcohol more than once a week, start having vegetable juice daily, omelettes everyday, salmon and rice everyday... stretch every night before bed slowly and thoroughly to combat injuries and fatigue. Limit coffees to 2 per day max.

if you can run 10km without too much of a fuss i'd say your cardio is satisfactory. if you can do 50 pushups in a single set i'd say your strength is satisfactory. if you can do 20 pull ups in a single set i'd say that's acceptable. if you can't do these things you need to improve... you need to be much stronger and fitter than the average person. we are a global minority and must greatly outperform everyone... this is about survival. go to bed earlier, never drink alcohol more than once a week, start having vegetable juice daily, omelettes everyday, salmon and rice everyday... stretch every night before bed slowly and thoroughly to combat injuries and fatigue. Limit coffees to 2 per day max.

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I've had the exact opposite experience when I was on that drug. After being awake for 3 days I lost a ton of weight including muscle mass and could barely walk around without feeling pain in my feet, thighs and buttocks. Absolutely dreadful physical feeling. At the time I was working out and enjoyed having the muscle but the meth took it all away. That's why I stopped. It came down to: what's more important? Being high or being healthy?