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Has anyone ever come across with some of these before?



http://darebee.com/ (formerly known as Neila Rey) is an entirely free site run by bunch of fitness enthusiasts, full of fitness programs and workouts. All the information is well tested and absolutely free, available with easy to comprehend and intuitive guidelines.
There's some really easy to start, short-, or longer-term programs for both losing body weight, as well as building muscle tone. There's also a lot of good diet and general fitness tips without any unnecessary bullshit attached to them.
A blurb about my personal experience:
I've never been a particular fitness enthusiast myself and I often felt insecure about starting any extensive workout, and I felt I lacked proper self discipline to do so. I've usually felt I've lacked any proper self discipline to begin with.
Somewhat precisely one year ago I just came across some of Darebee's workouts in 9GAG and thought it'd be cool to try something like this out - hell, I liked to run around outside when I was a kid, anyway. Why not try to get into a good shape, as it's something I've always thought would be a cool thing.
I'm 5.6 feet tall and I've lost 53 pounds in one year, even though I had some pauses when I didn't workout out for several weeks. I weighed 198.4 lbs when I started and now I weigh 143.3 lbs, though of course I've gained a lot of muscle too.
Even though I've always considered myself pretty confident and positive, I feel working out has:
- Made me generally a lot more positive
- Made me a lot more energetic
- Made me more confident about any undertakings I choose to pursue
- Helped me build self discipline to carry out routines and work towards personal goals.
After all, it's just about utilizing your body for what it's meant for...
I've spent absolutely no money on working out since I started, and I still haven't even once stepped to a gym. I've come to love running, though, and I am currently working out every day.
I personally started out with http://darebee.com/programs/30-days-of-change.html which is a completely equipment free program that consists of varying different workouts that will enable you to train daily. I just generally ate healthily while carrying out the program and it worked really well, though now I've been on the Modern Hero diet, which can also be found from the site: http://neilarey.com/mealplans/modern-hero-diet.html
Currently I'm doing the Hero's Journey program myself, which is pretty fun as it has sort of "RPG elements" to it: http://darebee.com/programs/hero-journey.html
If you've ever felt that you'd like to be a bit more in control of your life and felt you could actually appreciate being alive more, working out is pretty easy answer, and this site is super easy and handy to keep you on the track! There's good tips for keeping yourself motivated and building a habit out of something. I highly recommend checking it out.



http://darebee.com/ (formerly known as Neila Rey) is an entirely free site run by bunch of fitness enthusiasts, full of fitness programs and workouts. All the information is well tested and absolutely free, available with easy to comprehend and intuitive guidelines.
There's some really easy to start, short-, or longer-term programs for both losing body weight, as well as building muscle tone. There's also a lot of good diet and general fitness tips without any unnecessary bullshit attached to them.
A blurb about my personal experience:
I've never been a particular fitness enthusiast myself and I often felt insecure about starting any extensive workout, and I felt I lacked proper self discipline to do so. I've usually felt I've lacked any proper self discipline to begin with.
Somewhat precisely one year ago I just came across some of Darebee's workouts in 9GAG and thought it'd be cool to try something like this out - hell, I liked to run around outside when I was a kid, anyway. Why not try to get into a good shape, as it's something I've always thought would be a cool thing.
I'm 5.6 feet tall and I've lost 53 pounds in one year, even though I had some pauses when I didn't workout out for several weeks. I weighed 198.4 lbs when I started and now I weigh 143.3 lbs, though of course I've gained a lot of muscle too.
Even though I've always considered myself pretty confident and positive, I feel working out has:
- Made me generally a lot more positive
- Made me a lot more energetic
- Made me more confident about any undertakings I choose to pursue
- Helped me build self discipline to carry out routines and work towards personal goals.
After all, it's just about utilizing your body for what it's meant for...
I've spent absolutely no money on working out since I started, and I still haven't even once stepped to a gym. I've come to love running, though, and I am currently working out every day.
I personally started out with http://darebee.com/programs/30-days-of-change.html which is a completely equipment free program that consists of varying different workouts that will enable you to train daily. I just generally ate healthily while carrying out the program and it worked really well, though now I've been on the Modern Hero diet, which can also be found from the site: http://neilarey.com/mealplans/modern-hero-diet.html
Currently I'm doing the Hero's Journey program myself, which is pretty fun as it has sort of "RPG elements" to it: http://darebee.com/programs/hero-journey.html
If you've ever felt that you'd like to be a bit more in control of your life and felt you could actually appreciate being alive more, working out is pretty easy answer, and this site is super easy and handy to keep you on the track! There's good tips for keeping yourself motivated and building a habit out of something. I highly recommend checking it out.
Never heard of that site before, that's pretty awesome!
Just mixed workouts or single workouts on a few sites.
I love going to the gym, but since it's getting a little bit iffy transportation-wise this will really come in handy.
(although I can't run until I either have better knees or a couple of hundred euros for good running shoes)
I didn't work out recently, and it's getting to me. ME WANT.
And I can really recommend it for anyone out there. I've always felt that working out solely to lose weight is pretty stupid. Slight adjustments to the diet will keep you at a nice weight.
However, working out will form and build your body differently - and I can definitely attest to your positive effects it had.
It makes you feel more comfortable in your body, stronger, positive - just so many awesome things.
Just mixed workouts or single workouts on a few sites.
I love going to the gym, but since it's getting a little bit iffy transportation-wise this will really come in handy.
(although I can't run until I either have better knees or a couple of hundred euros for good running shoes)
I didn't work out recently, and it's getting to me. ME WANT.
And I can really recommend it for anyone out there. I've always felt that working out solely to lose weight is pretty stupid. Slight adjustments to the diet will keep you at a nice weight.
However, working out will form and build your body differently - and I can definitely attest to your positive effects it had.
It makes you feel more comfortable in your body, stronger, positive - just so many awesome things.
author=SnowOwl
So how much did they pay you?
Considering the site has had a huge impact on my physical and mental well being I just felt I'd share. :D
I think SnowOwl was making a joke, but it seems like the plans you linked are free from front to back. That's pretty sweet.
I was half-joking. But nobody who isn't getting paid or have some kind of stake in something would be this enthusiastic about some random training site, plus the whole thing reads like a advertisement. The whole thing may be free but there's still a donation button. If this was made by some new user I'm positive everybody would think this was one of those random spammers that try to fool you into clicking some link.
Why wouldn't I be enthusiastic about it? I don't consider it random as it has really affected my life. How is it any more random than making a topic about a game you like?
Don't you want to share and recommend things you have particularly enjoyed?
Plus working out is a really easy way for people make themselves feel better. And spreading happiness is a good thing, right?
Also, these people who are running the site are volunteering. They aren't doing it for profit.
http://darebee.com/about.html
Don't you want to share and recommend things you have particularly enjoyed?
Plus working out is a really easy way for people make themselves feel better. And spreading happiness is a good thing, right?
Also, these people who are running the site are volunteering. They aren't doing it for profit.
http://darebee.com/about.html
author=SnowOwl
I was half-joking. But nobody who isn't getting paid or have some kind of stake in something would be this enthusiastic about some random training site
Uh, yes they could? It's exactly how the CrossFit phenomenon started, people getting excited about the then small CrossFit website and community. Fitness and improving your health and physique is really an eye opening, life changing thing.
You guys should check out the Hero's Realm Journey program. It has class choices and optional side quests, like having to choose whether to keep a dragon egg you have found, or not. And both choices have consequences...
http://darebee.com/programs/hero-journey.html
On day 3 you have to pick your weapon class / classes. I picked magic ring and later also a bow, so as extra work out I do planks an running. You could also wield a sword (do pull-ups) for example. http://rpgmaker.net/media/content/users/1005/locker/day03.jpg
I had a few weeks pause after getting hit by a car (lol) so I am a bit intimidated by my tomorrow's challenge to defeat 7 assassins ;-;
http://rpgmaker.net/media/content/users/1005/locker/day27.jpg
http://darebee.com/programs/hero-journey.html
On day 3 you have to pick your weapon class / classes. I picked magic ring and later also a bow, so as extra work out I do planks an running. You could also wield a sword (do pull-ups) for example. http://rpgmaker.net/media/content/users/1005/locker/day03.jpg
I had a few weeks pause after getting hit by a car (lol) so I am a bit intimidated by my tomorrow's challenge to defeat 7 assassins ;-;
http://rpgmaker.net/media/content/users/1005/locker/day27.jpg
Seth Rollins does CrossFit and he's the WWE World Heavyweight Champion. Don't knock it till you try it
Those workouts weren't enough for me. Nor was Arnolds giant book with pro body builder training in it. I need more weight like a zombie needs brains. Guess I'm stuck looking at gym membership.
I think all of these workouts assume a level of fitness that I no longer have.
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is there a section that explains what these exercises actually are and how do to them? wtf is a "toe tap hop"?
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is there a section that explains what these exercises actually are and how do to them? wtf is a "toe tap hop"?
I used youtube to check out further instructions. Neila Rey has provided videos for some of the Darebee workouts, and usually there's good "how cast" videos too.
author=kentona
I think all of these workouts assume a level of fitness that I no longer have.
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is there a section that explains what these exercises actually are and how do to them? wtf is a "toe tap hop"?
Darebee Exercise Library
Toe Tap Hops - Video
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