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33 reps per set, if I trip or incomplete 33 jumps in a row I start over. 3 times a day gives me 100 reps. I know 100 isn't enough to write home about, but I will be working that number up. My current goal is to get to 200 reps a day (100 in the morning, 100 in the evening) without getting sore. I'm surprisingly sore from this. But I think I read somewhere its ok to workout if your a little sore, so no excuses for not completing my daily goal.

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33 reps per set, if I trip or incomplete 33 jumps in a row I start over. 3 times a day gives me 100 reps. I know 100 isn't enough to write home about, but I will be working that number up. My current goal is to get to 200 reps a day (100 in the morning, 100 in the evening) without getting sore. I'm surprisingly sore from this. But I think I read somewhere its ok to workout if your a little sore, so no excuses for not completing my daily goal. (Edit: Grammar)

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[–] [deleted] • 3 pts

Boone is my inspiration, I might just need to outrun a nigger one day.

My excuse is i'm bad at math, but I still am completing my goal of 100. I have a lot of restarting reps because I trip or get intercepted by life, and I keep count in the feeble mind of mine just enough to count to 100. God blessed me with good looks that came at the cost of some braincells

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I was teasing, don't worry. Just keep it up, you'll thank yourself as you get older.

[–] [deleted] • 1 pt

when I get to 200 reps a day sustained for a month with no soreness, I could try to improve my reps, OR I could go do something awesome that I miss doing. I used to go for really long walks in the desert and freeclimb when I was an unsupervised youth. The desert doesnt always have the biggest mountains but it often does have awesome large rock structures challenging to climb.

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Be sure to let somebody know specifically when you leave and which direction you're going.