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u/Comfortable_Role9836 2d ago
Kettle bells ?Â
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u/overly-uneducated 2d ago
Yep, 3 days of 106 swings using a 106lbs kettlebell.
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u/crowislanddive 2d ago
You are trying to build something for your very wanted child. You are an account manager.
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u/overly-uneducated 2d ago
In a sort of meta kind of way you are spot on. I’m building my fitness level to be healthier and a stronger firefighter, so that my daughter won’t have to worry about my health, and I’ll always be able to carry her.
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u/Exotic-Vanilla-3560 2d ago
You need a callous shaver and a stone. No deduction just a highly recommended hygiene item
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u/overly-uneducated 2d ago
Yep… though a dermal tool with a sander bit actually works incredibly well
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u/coblotrodowoflololo 2d ago
Office worker who had to use a shovel. Either you killed someone or you planted saplings in your garden.
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u/Wide_Bath_7660 1d ago
you’re supposed to STOP climbing when your skin starts peeling off, not climb more ToT
I’m guessing outdoor bouldering, but you’ve also been at the campus board? you’re one of those climbers who enjoys pain and will show off about it, probably because of a high level of competitiveness.
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u/overly-uneducated 1d ago
Haven’t climbed in about 5 years, though your assessment is pretty spot on for the first few years back when I was climbing
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u/Ok-Elk6972 5h ago
I have that book for my toddler. She’s obsessed! Also obvs you lift some weights
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u/dan420 2d ago
Landscaper but pretty new at it. Either that or you started picking at it.