/fitlit/

[Anonymous No.14979438]

This is a reminder that now, while we have to stay home, is the best time to become /fitlit/. What books are you currently reading and how are you training your body? For me it's an anthology of Kipling's poetry and calisthenics (the beauty of strength).

[Anonymous No.14979477]

Lads, handstand push-ups make my eyes bloodshot and head feel like it's about to explode but it's the only replacement for OHP.

[Anonymous No.14979578]

>>14979438
>ywn be this based
It hurts on an existential level

[Anonymous No.14979595]

Gym is closed lads. Reccomend me some home workouts

[Anonymous No.14979612]

>For me it's an anthology of Kipling's poetry and calisthenics
Can't find it online. What's the title?

[Anonymous No.14979616]

>>14979595
I've just been doing gay useless bodyweight stuff/cardio

[Anonymous No.14979745]

Home gym master race and unemployed until restaurants are allowed to reopen (bartender) so I've got plenty of time on my hands. Heavy compounds and almost done with Brothers K, then starting The Master of Go.

[Anonymous No.14979769]

>>14979578
I've been trying to read sun and steel but Mishima's language is very abstract, how can I better understand his message? I'm about half way through the book right now

[Anonymous No.14979896]

>>14979769
Sun and Steel is a meme, you can pick up his basic philosophy just by reading his novels and good analyses of them like Roy Starrs’ which talks about his active nihilism and Nietzschean influences

[Anonymous No.14979926]

>>14979769
Read Confessions of a Mask.

[Anonymous No.14979939]

/fitlitmidwit/

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[Anonymous No.14980012]

>>14979926
>>14979896
Thank you bros