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Ender said:
Last weekend I was doing trial on my performance gel, those high carb and high kcal gels. One of them is the sis beta fuel with nootropics. I.e. it contain 200mg of caffeine and other stuff to keep you alert. Even for a daily coffee drinker , I couldn't sleep for that night. Kept awake till next day 9am. Alertness from the nootropic is too much for me, also gave me diarrhea 4 hours later after the run.
I will give the sis nootropics one more trial, maybe break it into two doses, before I want to decide to include it for the race.
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I also coffee drinker, 2x a day (9am and 2pm) and someones if boliao in office then 4pm also hoot one. I will mix with milo and ice at the pantry to create "Mocha" (cheapo ver)

Think usually the coffee packets out there 40-60mg nia. Even a can of redbull is 80mg.
So the 200-1000mg caffeine in these performance products are comparatively high. In fact for pre, some gym bros went A&E and some pre needed to be "re-formulated"

Not sure about the kopitiam ones.
No $$$ for stuff like Luckin Coffee and similar so didnt research on those.
 
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Ender said:
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Your dead hang training might come in handy one day. :ROFLMAO:

https://forums.hardwarezone.com.sg/threads/training-pull-ups-have-many-benefits.7168883/
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But srsly, it really is no joke....... it's quite painful after a certain point when you go "mind over matter" state .
Somehow also for some unknown reason, i dont seem to be progressing, like hit a hard wall like that.
Not sure is it coz of progressive overload thingy again, but then one arm deadhang would then be a massive overload, it's quite the shock to esp the tendons, you'd really instantly feei it.......

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rECKleSSfElla said:
Evo SL going for $159 on Lazada with code shown in the screen shot. Take note the code is limited quantity while stock last. For that matter the code can be used on any item as long min. spend $120.
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Puma Velocity 4 $125 after code
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I’m a cheapskate now after buying China brand running shoes from TB…anything more than $100 I will resist haha
 
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Shawny88 said:
I’m a cheapskate now after buying China brand running shoes from TB…anything more than $100 I will resist haha
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I get you. Would never imagine the day i could get 3 pair of shoes for slightly over $100. And to think i thought i got a good deal 1 year back getting Puma Deviate Nitro 3 for $120 and Adidas SL2 for $110.

Its a good thing consumers are spoiled for choices while getting quality stuff at lower prices nowadays. Even among china brands i also have to think twice about getting the Xiaonian for $100 even with all the hype and validation surrounding it.
 
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Ok, this one's going to be interesting. More data on the 61 yr old


I AM LONGEVITY
I AM LONGEVITY1 day ago
Big News — Longevity Testing Coming Soon A major longevity clinic has reached out to me — they’ll be testing everything. I’m talking full diagnostics: VO₂ max, cardiovascular function, body fat, organ health, muscle and performance metrics, probably even jumping, running, and overall functional ability. They’ll scan every system in my body — from head to toe. I’ll reveal the name of the clinic once the testing is done. And yes, I’ll be making a few videos about the entire process — maybe even filming parts of the functional tests so you can see it all. People keep saying I must be “on something.” Well… they’re going to test it all. No more talking — you’ll see the results yourself. Stay tuned.
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I AM LONGEVITY
I AM LONGEVITY5 hours ago (edited)


A longevity clinic has officially invited me to take part in a comprehensive full-body longevity assessment. The testing will take place on January 19, 2026, and will last about six hours. About two weeks later, in early February, I’ll get all the results. Once I have them, I’ll be sharing everything here on the channel — every test, every result. This is not a standard check-up or a regular blood test. This is a six-hour, full-scale diagnostic day that covers over 25 functional exams and more than 80 biomarkers. It’s going to test my performance, cardiovascular system, hormone levels, brain function, organ health, and more — everything from VO₂ max to reaction time.

Below are the major diagnostic categories they’ll be running on me:

1. Cardiovascular & Lung Screening — Ultrasound of the heart, abdomen, thyroid, and vessels to detect early plaque or organ structure changes. — 12-channel ECG, blood pressure, pulse oximetry, and HRV (heart-rate variability) to measure heart recovery power and nervous system balance. — Arterial stiffness and ABI (ankle-brachial index) to evaluate vascular elasticity. — VO₂ max and ergospirometry test on a treadmill or cycle using a gas-exchange mask — they will measure my actual VO₂ max. — Full lung-function testing, including body plethysmography, FeNO, and blood gas analysis for a complete respiratory profile. This section will highlight how elite my cardiovascular conditioning and oxygen uptake really are.

2. Performance & Functional Diagnostics — Grip-strength tests, mobility, balance, and power measurements as part of a full performance diagnostic. — A complete 3D body scan to measure posture, symmetry, and body composition (like a DEXA scan, but done optically). — Force-plate and motion-analysis tests to measure explosive power, reaction speed, and coordination — this may include short jumping, gait analysis, and agility movements to assess neuromuscular performance. — Muscle asymmetry detection that directly aligns with my motor-unit preservation theory. — VO₂ max is also referenced again as a predictor of lifespan. This section will show my strength, coordination, rate of force development, and overall movement quality compared to population norms.

3. Metabolic & Endocrine Analysis — About 75 blood biomarkers and 14 urine markers will be tested. — This includes lipids (LDL, HDL, ApoB, Lp(a)), inflammation markers (CRP, IL-series), liver and kidney enzymes, and hormones (thyroid, cortisol, testosterone, DHEA, insulin, vitamin D). — They’ll check my iron panel, glucose, HbA1c, and also run an Oral Glucose Tolerance Test (OGTT) to measure dynamic insulin and glucose response. This section will show my insulin sensitivity, fat metabolism, and inflammation control.

4. Imaging & Organ Health — High-resolution ultrasound of all major organs for structural health. — AI-based retinal imaging to check microvascular integrity and metabolic health (for things like diabetes or atherosclerosis). — AI-based full-body skin mapping to detect microscopic skin changes and early cancer risks. — 3D optical body scan to measure body fat percentage, muscle symmetry, posture alignment, and total body composition (similar to DEXA, but non-radiation). — Bone-density test using ultrasound to evaluate bone strength and osteoporosis risk. This section will show whether my internal organs and body composition match my external physical performance.

5. Neurocognitive & Sensory Tests — Cognitive and memory tests, reaction-time measurements, and assessments for mental resilience. — Vision, hearing, and smell tests. — Psychological and stress-resilience evaluations. This section will test how youthful my nervous system and sensory responses really are This entire evaluation is designed to analyze every system in the body, from the inside out. I definitely don’t expect every number to be perfect, but I’ll give my best during the functional and performance sections. By February, I’ll have the full data — and I’ll share everything here on the channel in several videos. Stay tuned, because the results will speak for themselves.
 
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rECKleSSfElla said:
I get you. Would never imagine the day i could get 3 pair of shoes for slightly over $100. And to think i thought i got a good deal 1 year back getting Puma Deviate Nitro 3 for $120 and Adidas SL2 for $110.

It’s a good thing consumers are spoiled for choices while getting quality stuff at lower prices nowadays. Even among china brands i also have to think twice about getting the Xiaonian for $100 even with all the hype and validation surrounding it.
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My incoming QD Leili costs less than 80dollars and almost 1/3 the pricing of western daily trainers like the Nike Vomero 18, novablast and rebel series. It is quite hilarious to see the irun Instagram page keep promoting local running influencers wearing those overpriced shoes
 
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