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RE: [Become Unshakeable] Minimalism and Stoicism-inspired Challenges To Cure Your Fear of Discomfort and Failure - Practice The Worst-Case Scenario With Me And Make Yourself Resilient
Interesting stuff. Followed! I love thriving on the minimum. I also love strength. Last summer I had no money for a gym membership so I set up a freegym in the parking lot at the back of the apartment where I was staying. It consisted of a 4x6 board and 9 cinderblocks. I have some videos of some of the workouts on my steemit blog. I will probably post more too.
Oh nice, that sounds awesome. And thank you :).
Did you also do some calisthenics?
I'm a lot into bodyweight and gymnastics-inspired training so I use rings a lot and then lots of movement (games, puzzles, dancing, bouldering puzzles, etc.).
So now you have a gym membership or?
And how do you thrive on minimum right now (last few months)?
Hey sorry for the late reply... yeah I incorporated handstand work for shoulders as well as pull ups and front lever practice on a beam. I also worked on L-sit to handstand support for core.
I thrived for years by walking and biking.. until I saved enough money to buy a car for cash. I rented rooms for 180/ month with college students and cooked rice for dinner :)
I do have a gym membership now because I really enjoy the barbell and dumbbell, I think they are a great inventions to achieve previously impossible loading patterns.
I like your lifestye :)
You might even be better stoic than me :D