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Kettlebell training involves many explosive HIIT type movements which I think should improve the practitioners VO2 max over time in a pretty non negligible way. So I was wondering if anyone here has tested this over time or is doing kettlebells with the intention of this

Anyone here checked their V02 max over the years? How has it improved ?

Not sure but I have been thinking about this for a while and I believe that prolonging the window of time women can be fertile would solve many of the issues the world is currently facing as in:

1. The population crisis. This is a no brainer and solves this directly. I have seen many people realize they want to have kids after 35 and this seems to be one of the norms of the day as people are taking longer and longer to achieve financial stability and they give up having kids because of that. Prolonging female fertility helps people have more options
2. Gender inequality in corporates. Women won't have to deal with choosing between life and career if they get enough time
3. MGTOW, Red Pill,etc will be quelled because most of these movements seems to be coming from a malaise that women don't want to have kids from older, bitter men. If they see to see the shift ,they will inevitably have to tone down

Elon and the billionaires, make kids as much as possible proclamations sound daft and pathetic. They could spend that money on research towards this and make way more impact

These two often come in discussions as the endgame of premium photography lenses in full frame. What are your opinions on them? Which do you think deserves to be the king?

These two often come in discussions as the endgame of premium photography lenses in full frame. What are your opinions on them? Which do you think deserves to be the king?

Hi I have been using the Lumix GH series and the good ol canon C200 till now for my cinematography and I have finally decided to upgrade my gear to something more serious.

I am done with Canon atm and my decision has come down to basically RED and Blackmagic at this point. I think both are on par with image quality. The RED seems more "professional" and "reliable" but man I stoked by what BM is offering with the pyxis 12k and Ursa cine 12k LF. the only thing that's stopping me actually is how reliable they are on set and the support of the system.

I also don't know I have overlooked anything in this comparison.

So I welcome y'all to pitch in with any suggestions you guys might have