2020 Fitness

Syntax - Tasty Web Development Treats

Wes Bos

Js, Technology, Css, Html5, Tech News, Webdevelopment, News, Javascript, Html

4.9 • 1.1K Ratings

🗓️ 15 January 2020

⏱️ 65 minutes

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Summary

In this episode of Syntax, Scott and Wes talk about fitness — how to stay in shape as a developer, nutrition, goals, and more!

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Show Notes

4:42 - Past year reflections

Scott
- Tried several different lifting
- Breaking didn’t happen as much, so my cardio took a hit
- I finally found a full body plan / bro split that has been very effective
- Weight belt has really helped my form
Wes
- Overcommitted in 2019
- Feeling great - physically
- Gained about 12 pounds past where I want to be - rough year!
- Noticeable loss in energy when I don’t hit the gym
- DevLifts since November
- Cardio / HIIT up

12:15 - What we’re doing now

Scott
- 4 day split
- Chest/Triceps
- Back/biceps
- Shoulders
- Legs
- Abs every day
Wes
- 3 days a week
- Set A - Chest and back
- Set B - Legs and chest
- Set C - Legs and back
Cardio finisher (BLASTERS)
At home helpers
- Kettle bells
- Foam roller

30:32 - Nutrition

Scott
- Nothing too hardcore, salads for lunch - not religiously though
- Good dinners
- IF occasionally (e.g. not eating before 10 and not eating after dinner snacks)
- Desert items allowed
Wes
- Macro Tracking - still want to enjoy things
- Low Carb
- High on veggies
  - Brussel sprouts
  - Green beans
  - Salads
  - Chickpeas
  - Olives
- Still super into fermentation, crunchy + sour + fizzy + spicy
- No sweets either
- Beer is my downfall

41:04 - Supplements

Scott
- Not doing anything right now other than high quality protein
- On meds for nerve damage
- Probiotic
- Fish Oil
- Psylluim husk
Wes
- Megafood Men’s Once Daily Multivitamin - they are natural and organic, empty stomach
- Magnesium
- Fish Oil
- Lions Mane
- Ashwagandha
- Shilajit

53:49 - Year Looking Forward

Scott
- New gym remodel going to help life
- Yoga once twice a week
- Breaking once a week
- Lifting every day
- Stretching every day
- VR Gaming (I burned 400 cals last night playing Super Hot)
- Goals to dead lift 350, weighted GHR, continue to progress at current rate
- Make cardio a thing
Wes
- Lose a Few Pounds + Energy + consistency
- Kettle Bells in office
- Consistent Gym before life takes a dive
- Lock down macros
- Stretches
- Less beer
- HIIT

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Transcript

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0:00.0	You're listening to Syntax. The podcast with the tastiest web development treats out there.
0:06.0	Strap yourself in and get ready. Here is Scott Telinsky and West Boss.
0:10.4	Welcome to Syntax. This is the 2020 Fitness Show. How many times have we done a fitness show here, Scott? Maybe this is our third or fourth?
0:20.0	Number three. Number three.
0:22.0	Yeah, we've done one every year.
0:23.7	So this is our third year of syntax and this is the third
0:27.8	fitness show.
0:29.0	Awesome. So today we're going to be talking about just kind of where we're
0:31.6	at with fitness, developer fitness in general,
0:34.3	I think is an important topic because we sit hunched over a keyboard all day and I think there's a, I think one of the ultimate
0:41.3	productivity hacks that you can have is being in good shape and having
0:45.5	good energy for the work that you do.
0:47.6	So that's kind of why we like to do this episode, just kind of explain where we're at.
0:52.1	We are sponsored by two awesome companies.
0:54.2	First one is a fitness company, DevLifts. DevLifts has actually sponsored all of our
0:59.2	fitness episodes and a bunch of them over the years. They offer a bunch of personal training plans. We'll talk about them part way through the episode. I'm currently on one. It's awesome. And the second one is Century, which does all of your error and exception tracking front end back end native
1:15.6	application PhD JavaScript Ruby you name it I will talk about them part way through the
1:20.8	episode as well so happy. So, happy new year, Scott.
1:24.0	Happy New Year. How are you feeling this new year?
1:28.0	You know, let me give you a little bit of an insight to how I'm feeling this new year.
1:36.1	I, when we started getting ready to do this episode here, I'm kind of getting over a cold,
1:42.8	so I'm a little congested, I wanted to take like a decongestant,
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