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I didn't, but hadn't really thought to look either. Then again, every time Facebook recommends syaigh to me, I think "oh, that must be syaigh" and then I forget who she is 5 minutes later.Ed Zachary wrote:Am I the only nigger that didn't know who WGM was until he told me?
Nope. Me too. I actually haven't ever been told who WGM is, so count me among the niggers who still don't really know who he is. Nor do I care.Ed Zachary wrote:Am I the only nigger that didn't know who WGM was until he told me?
Couch Greg Glassman got something right this weekend. Give him credit for that.In other words, don’t get too excited that I was wrong on this one. Vomiting clowns don’t have any pride to hurt anyway, and I was completely right about Distad being an unethical pile of dog-squeeze.
Blaidd Drwg wrote:Disengage from the outcome and do work.
Jezzy Bell wrote:Use a fucking barbell, pansy.
The old post on other @FMom miscarriages...In February 2011, I had just experienced a miscarriage in January and subsequent surgery. I had continued to crossfit up until January 15, but obviously stopped when I had surgery the 18th. I started crossfitting again after Doctor clearance on Feb 15. Then I found out I was pregnant again March 15.
First of all, if you get overheated, baby can't cool down. This is also why pregnant women are told to stay out of hot tubs. So, intensity needs to be dialed back a lot.
You need to keep your heart rate under 140 bpm. Baby can usually get enough oxygen, but with a supremely high heart rate, it makes it difficult.
When pregnant, your body produces a hormone called relaxin that allows your ligaments and tendons to stretch to allow for the baby to get through the birth canal. Extreme stretching or pulling on tendons and ligaments (pullups, etc.) can cause irreversible damage because they are much more susceptible to overstretching. Can cause one to develop hip dysplasia, shoulder and other joint issues, and diastasis recti. Diastasis occurs naturally during pregnancy, it is the stretching of the connective tissue that holds the rectus abdominus together. If it gets overstretched (or you have weak connective tissue), it won't come back together and you end up with a permanent pot belly.
Lastly, if you suffer falls in the last half of pregnancy, there is a risk of placental abruption. This means that the placenta detaches from the uterine wall and the baby bleeds to death. This can happen spontaneously as well, but my husband who is an ER physician has seen this happen from falls and domestic violence more than enough times for me to believe it is a serious risk.
Jumping and hanging from things while pregnant is just not a good idea.
I won't claim to know what goes on hormonally while exercising when pregnant but on the CF pregnant forums, there are a lot of miscarriages reported. I have friends who are figure and fitness competitors and a lot of them had miscarriages and had trouble conceiving when training at that intensity level.
I would tell her that its okay to do some basic circuits with light implements (not for time), but there is no reason to be lifting super heavy and especially not doing any jumping/hanging/kipping, etc. The risk to benefit ratio is too high. Just getting out and walking/jogging with muscle endurance circuits is good.
On that note...the delusions are strong with these ones. How going to the hospital for 3 days, getting steroid shots, and being watched for preterm labor and placetal abruption equals doing well, I'm not quite sure. The best news of the below post is probably that they got her to stop @F before anything really bad happened.ButterCupPowerRanch wrote:Here's what Syaigh said about pregnant @fit:First of all, if you get overheated, baby can't cool down. This is also why pregnant women are told to stay out of hot tubs. So, intensity needs to be dialed back a lot.
You need to keep your heart rate under 140 bpm. Baby can usually get enough oxygen, but with a supremely high heart rate, it makes it difficult.
When pregnant, your body produces a hormone called relaxin that allows your ligaments and tendons to stretch to allow for the baby to get through the birth canal. Extreme stretching or pulling on tendons and ligaments (pullups, etc.) can cause irreversible damage because they are much more susceptible to overstretching. Can cause one to develop hip dysplasia, shoulder and other joint issues, and diastasis recti. Diastasis occurs naturally during pregnancy, it is the stretching of the connective tissue that holds the rectus abdominus together. If it gets overstretched (or you have weak connective tissue), it won't come back together and you end up with a permanent pot belly.
Lastly, if you suffer falls in the last half of pregnancy, there is a risk of placental abruption. This means that the placenta detaches from the uterine wall and the baby bleeds to death. This can happen spontaneously as well, but my husband who is an ER physician has seen this happen from falls and domestic violence more than enough times for me to believe it is a serious risk.
Jumping and hanging from things while pregnant is just not a good idea.
I won't claim to know what goes on hormonally while exercising when pregnant but on the CF pregnant forums, there are a lot of miscarriages reported. I have friends who are figure and fitness competitors and a lot of them had miscarriages and had trouble conceiving when training at that intensity level.
I would tell her that its okay to do some basic circuits with light implements (not for time), but there is no reason to be lifting super heavy and especially not doing any jumping/hanging/kipping, etc. The risk to benefit ratio is too high. Just getting out and walking/jogging with muscle endurance circuits is good.
Wanted to let you guys know that I spent 3 days in the hospital last week and now I am on some restrictions. They are watching me for preterm labor and placental abruption. Anyway.... bad news is no more CF for me until this baby comes. Good news is he is looking great and doing well. I had two steroid shots last week too so I am thinking that plus all my CF the last 7.5 months and he will be a really strong little guy!!
Fixed that for complete accuracy.Good news is I AM looking great
This is how I pictured you before meeting you. Now that I haven't seen you in a bit, I picture you this way again.Ed Zachary wrote:Dammit!
Strangely enough WGM looks almost exactly as I pictured. Only with less back hair.
What a self-centered bitch. She is going to do one of the greatest things a woman can--behind making a good sloppy joe and folding hospital corners--and all she cares about is herself.What a duck says wrote:Wanted to let you guys know that I spent 3 days in the hospital last week and now I am on some restrictions. They are watching me for preterm labor and placental abruption. Anyway.... bad news is no more CF for me until this baby comes. Good news is he is looking great and doing well. I had two steroid shots last week too so I am thinking that plus all my CF the last 7.5 months and he will be a really strong little guy!!am so ready to have my body back!!!
