u/Lazohazo

Want to start calisthenics at home but don’t know where to begin

I’m a 32-year-old guy around 315–320 lbs and I want to start doing calisthenics at home. I don’t really like going to the gym and I don’t want to spend money on a membership. I just want something simple I can do at home where it’s peaceful and quiet.

I’m not trying to get down to a specific weight like 210 lbs or anything. I’d honestly be happy around 250 as long as I feel healthier — like not getting out of breath walking upstairs or down the street. I just want to feel good moving around in my own body.

The problem is I don’t know where to start. Are there beginner calisthenics programs for people my size? Or simple routines I can follow at home?

I also struggle with food. I don’t cook, I don’t grocery shop much, and I end up eating fast food most of the time. When I do cook, it doesn’t fill me up even if I drink water with it. I don’t know if that matters for this post, but I figured I’d mention it in case it helps with advice.

If anyone has beginner-friendly workout plans, routines, or tips for someone starting from zero, I’d appreciate it.

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u/Lazohazo — 1 day ago

Best ones for reading

I am curious what you guys think of these headphones for reading because I think I bought some before but there’s somebody stole them and I never got to use them so I was thinking of buying them again, but I wanted to know which ones were best suit for reading and if it blocks out noise well.

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u/Lazohazo — 3 days ago

Beginner here — I made this jacket pattern and need help checking if its's right

Hi! I drafted this jacket pattern myself based on the reference photo I attached. I’m still learning patternmaking, so I drafted everything by eye using online resources, books, and whatever I could find. I haven’t made it yet — it’s been sitting on my computer for months because I wasn’t sure if the pieces looked right.
Before I transfer this to paper, I’d love some feedback on whether anything looks off or incorrect. Here are the main things I’m unsure about:
Do the shapes and proportions of the pieces look correct for the style I’m trying to recreate?
Are my grainlines placed correctly?
Is my seam allowance right? I added 5/8" outside the dotted line, but I’m not sure if I applied it correctly.
Does the curved bottom hem look right, or should it be shaped differently?
Did I draft the lining pieces correctly, or should they match the outer pieces differently?
Is the collar drafted correctly for a basic collar with a longer front tail?
I know it’s hard to tell without measurements, but I’m mostly looking for feedback on the layout, the logic, and whether anything looks obviously wrong or impossible to sew. I’m also curious how other people learned patternmaking — especially books or resources that helped you understand curves, measurements, and drafting.
Any advice, corrections, or redlines would really help before I move on to pants next. Thank you!

u/Lazohazo — 3 days ago

Beginner here — I made this jacket pattern and need help checking if its's right

Hi! I drafted this jacket pattern myself based on the reference photo I attached. I’m still learning patternmaking, so I drafted everything by eye using online resources, books, and whatever I could find. I haven’t made it yet — it’s been sitting on my computer for months because I wasn’t sure if the pieces looked right.

Before I transfer this to paper, I’d love some feedback on whether anything looks off or incorrect. Here are the main things I’m unsure about:

  • Do the shapes and proportions of the pieces look correct for the style I’m trying to recreate? 
  • Are my grainlines placed correctly? 
  • Is my seam allowance right? I added 5/8" outside the dotted line, but I’m not sure if I applied it correctly. 
  • Does the curved bottom hem look right, or should it be shaped differently? 
  • Did I draft the lining pieces correctly, or should they match the outer pieces differently? 
  • Is the collar drafted correctly for a basic collar with a longer front tail?

 

I know it’s hard to tell without measurements, but I’m mostly looking for feedback on the layout, the logic, and whether anything looks obviously wrong or impossible to sew. I’m also curious how other people learned patternmaking — especially books or resources that helped you understand curves, measurements, and drafting.

Any advice, corrections, or redlines would really help before I move on to pants next. Thank you!

u/Lazohazo — 4 days ago

Helping 5 Players Today — Wishlist Items, DIYs, Furniture [Giveaway]

Doing a small giveaway for 5 people today who need specific items.

I know treasure islands exist, but I like helping players directly with the exact things they’re looking for.

How to join:

  1. Go to https://nook.exchange or https://catalogue.ac
  2. Make a wishlist
  3. Add up to 9 items (DIYs, recipes, furniture, materials, etc.)
  4. Copy your wishlist link

Comment with:

• Your in‑game name

• Your island name

• Your wishlist link

I’ll grab your items from a treasure island and set up 5 labeled pickup sections on my island.

When your section is ready, I’ll DM you your Dodo code and your section number.

No strict pickup window — come whenever you’re available.

Just doing this for fun and to help anyone who needs a little boost.

This post will close once 5 people join, or at 10 PM Pacific Time — whichever comes first. Will work on it in an hour from post.

u/Lazohazo — 5 days ago
▲ 7 r/acnh

Helping 5 Players Today — Wishlist Items, DIYs, Furniture [Giveaway]

Doing a small giveaway for 5 people today who need specific items.

I know treasure islands exist, but I like helping players directly with the exact things they’re looking for.

How to join:

  1. Go to https://nook.exchange or https://catalogue.ac
  2. Make a wishlist
  3. Add up to 9 items (DIYs, recipes, furniture, materials, etc.)
  4. Copy your wishlist link

Comment with:

• Your in‑game name

• Your island name

• Your wishlist link

I’ll grab your items from a treasure island and set up 5 labeled pickup sections on my island.

When your section is ready, I’ll DM you your Dodo code and your section number.

No strict pickup window — come whenever you’re available.

Just doing this for fun and to help anyone who needs a little boost.

This post will close once 5 people join, or at 10 PM Pacific Time — whichever comes first. Will start working on it in an hour from Post.

u/Lazohazo — 5 days ago

Hey everyone,
I’m looking for some advice on headlight bulbs for my 2018 Dodge Challenger (9012/HIR2 low beams). One of my low beams went out, so I’m planning to replace both at the same time. I could stick with the regular halogens, but I’m thinking about upgrading to something brighter and longer‑lasting.

I’ve been reading a bunch of posts and reviews, and a lot of people recommend LED options. I keep seeing Fahren mentioned, with suggestions to look for something around 20,000+ lumens and 5,000–6,000K color temperature. The problem is the reviews are mixed — most are good, but some recent ones say the bulbs only lasted a month or two even though they’re supposed to last a couple of years. By the time they failed, the return window was closed.

Price-wise, they’re around $60–$70 on Amazon, and places like AutoZone/O’Reilly’s are usually $70–$100. I don’t mind paying for quality, but I don’t want to waste money on something that burns out fast.

I also saw people mention Morimoto 2Stroke LEDs, but I don’t know if they’re worth the extra cost.

So for anyone with a Challenger — or anyone who’s used 9012/HIR2 LEDs — what brands/models have actually held up for you? Anything you’d avoid? I’m mainly looking for something bright, reliable, and long‑lasting without having to replace them again in a few months.

Thanks in advance for any recommendations.

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u/Lazohazo — 8 days ago

Doing a small giveaway for 5 people today who need specific items.

I know treasure islands exist, but I like helping players directly with the exact things they’re looking for.

How to join:

  1. Go to https://nook.exchange or https://catalogue.ac
  2. Make a wishlist
  3. Add up to 9 items (DIYs, recipes, furniture, materials, etc.)
  4. Copy your wishlist link

Comment with:

• Your in‑game name

• Your island name

• Your wishlist link

I’ll grab your items from a treasure island and set up 5 labeled pickup sections on my island.

When your section is ready, I’ll DM you your Dodo code and your section number.

No strict pickup window — come whenever you’re available.

Just doing this for fun and to help anyone who needs a little boost.

This post will close once 5 people join, or at 10 PM Pacific Time — whichever comes first.

u/Lazohazo — 11 days ago
▲ 8 r/acnh

Doing a small giveaway for 5 people today who need specific items.

I know treasure islands exist, but I like helping players directly with the exact things they’re looking for.

How to join:

  1. Go to https://nook.exchange or https://catalogue.ac
  2. Make a wishlist
  3. Add up to 9 items (DIYs, recipes, furniture, materials, etc.)
  4. Copy your wishlist link

Comment with:

• Your in‑game name

• Your island name

• Your wishlist link

I’ll grab your items from a treasure island and set up 5 labeled pickup sections on my island.

When your section is ready, I’ll DM you your Dodo code and your section number.

No strict pickup window — come whenever you’re available.

Just doing this for fun and to help anyone who needs a little boost.

This post will close once 5 people join, or at 10 PM Pacific Time — whichever comes first.

u/Lazohazo — 11 days ago
▲ 6 r/acnh

Doing a small giveaway for 5 people today who need specific items.

I know treasure islands exist, but I like helping players directly with the exact things they’re looking for.

How to join:

  1. Go to https://nook.exchange or https://catalogue.ac
  2. Make a wishlist
  3. Add up to 9 items (DIYs, recipes, furniture, materials, etc.)
  4. Copy your wishlist link

Comment with:

• Your in‑game name

• Your island name

• Your wishlist link

I’ll grab your items from a treasure island and set up 5 labeled pickup sections on my island.

When your section is ready, I’ll DM you your Dodo code and your section number.

No strict pickup window — come whenever you’re available.

Just doing this for fun and to help anyone who needs a little boost.

This post will close once 5 people join, or at 10 PM Pacific Time — whichever comes first.

u/Lazohazo — 12 days ago