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VLOG: Drive to D&D - Episode 26 (Patreon)

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2024-04-05 18:28:17
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Hey guys! New Vlog episode is here and we're talking Hero Training! Thanks for all your support and we'll see you tonight for Icebound!

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VLOG: Drive to D&D - Episode 26

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SorenSilverblade

Got to say, Andy's comment at the beginning of the episode has me a little nervous for Marius' fate. I've never known the Avantris crew to purposefully create stories of someone falling to darkness and losing their hope and faith, but considering the themes and the setting of Edge of Midnight, this might be the place where they finally decide to write the tragedy and make a story where someone really does lose their soul and fall to despair. I don't want to believe it, but there's a chance. Come what may, know there are a good deal of fans, myself included, hoping and praying that this journey to the Edge of Midnight will have a happy ending.

Idowhatiwant2010

For me, getting to the gym is like 80% of the battle lol I have been very lucky with my job/insurance making it cheap for me to do so thankfully. I also agree that motivation is hard, which is why I didn't go a lot before. It wasn't until I was struggling to pick up the 52lb cat litter (we buy bulk lol) that I was like, "Something has to change". As far as routine goes, I try to do 3 sets of 12 for all arm, and 3 sets of 15 or 20 for everything else. I will say I use the machines more than just the bars/dumbells, just because I not very confident in my form with those. I am also trying to figure out cardio that is not running, because I hate just running. Sports with running is fine and would do, just running for me is not. So, that is my question, what cardio things do you recommend for beginner cardio people?

Legends of Avantris
>>153697131

Just gotta show up! Machines are very good, and are often underrated. Getting to the gym, moving and making an honest effort will get you far. The best cardio IMO (in order) are rowing machine, jumping rope, stair master, and then kettlebell swings. All four will absolutely kick butt, and are super low impact (there some impact to jumping rope but it's minimal). Swimming is also amazing but requires a pool so it isn't as practical.