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4.5 Hours today.. Total is 101.5 hours. 3.63 hours p/d with 5 days off.. 4.4 hours average on the days I wear it.
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On the way to 5 hours today.
Total: 106.5
Avg w/ days off: 3.67
Avg time strapped in: 4.44The above is not meant to be argumentative, abrasive or confrontational. Take this and everything you read with a grain of salt.Comment
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5 hours today and added 1 more hour @ home after work yesterday..
Total Hours: 112.5
Avg w/ days off: 3.75
Avg time strapped in: 4.5
Total days off: 5
BPFSL Gain: .33"The above is not meant to be argumentative, abrasive or confrontational. Take this and everything you read with a grain of salt.Comment
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5.25 hours today..
Total Hours: 117.75
Avg w/ days off: 3.8
Avg time strapped in: 4.53
Total days off: 5
BPFSL Gain: .33"The above is not meant to be argumentative, abrasive or confrontational. Take this and everything you read with a grain of salt.Comment
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3.25 hours Saturday and took a day off Sunday.
Total Hours: 121.0
Avg w/ days off: 3.67
Avg time strapped in: 4.48
Total days off: 6
BPFSL Gain: .33"The above is not meant to be argumentative, abrasive or confrontational. Take this and everything you read with a grain of salt.Comment
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4 Hours Monday..
Total Hours: 125.0
Avg w/ days off: 3.67
Avg time strapped in: 4.46
Total days off: 6
BPFSL Gain: .33" +The above is not meant to be argumentative, abrasive or confrontational. Take this and everything you read with a grain of salt.Comment
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Hey man, congrats on your gains! I'm curious, whats your stats now? The latest stats i see is March 31, 2010.Comment
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I'm not measuring BPEL and NBPEL until March. I started back on Jan 3, 2012 using an extender. I haven't been able to keep motivation since I hit 8" BPEL back in 2003. I start a program and as soon as I miss a cpl days, it's years before I get back on a program. I think the extender takes the hassle away so I have been pretty steady with it this time around.Originally posted by kallea View PostThe above is not meant to be argumentative, abrasive or confrontational. Take this and everything you read with a grain of salt.Comment
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Okey
im glad for your gains! Hoping to gain some myself. Good luck on your journey.
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5 hours yesterday.
Total Hours: 130.0
Avg w/ days off: 3.71
Avg time strapped in: 4.48
Total days off: 6
BPFSL Gain: .33" +The above is not meant to be argumentative, abrasive or confrontational. Take this and everything you read with a grain of salt.Comment
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7 Hours yesterday
Total Hours: 137.0
Avg w/ days off: 3.81
Avg time strapped in: 4.57
Total days off: 6
BPFSL Gain: .33" +The above is not meant to be argumentative, abrasive or confrontational. Take this and everything you read with a grain of salt.Comment
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4 hours yersterday
Total Hours: 141.0
Avg w/ days off: 3.81
Avg time strapped in: 4.55
Total days off: 6
BPFSL Gain: .33" +The above is not meant to be argumentative, abrasive or confrontational. Take this and everything you read with a grain of salt.Comment
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4 hours Friday and none over the weekend..
Total Hours: 145.0
Avg w/ days off: 3.63
Avg time strapped in: 4.53
Total days off: 8
BPFSL Gain: .33" +The above is not meant to be argumentative, abrasive or confrontational. Take this and everything you read with a grain of salt.Comment
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4.75 hours Monday
Total Hours: 149.75
Avg w/ days off: 3.65
Avg time strapped in: 4.54
Total days off: 8
BPFSL Gain: .33"*
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5.25 hours Tuesday. Stayed strapped in for 2 hours and 15 mins straight today. My previous high was 2 hours. Going to try to push the high limit each day until I can keep it on for 4 hours nonstop.
Total Hours: 155
Avg w/ days off: 3.69
Avg time strapped in: 4.56
Total days off: 8
BPFSL Gain: .33"*Last edited by Cya at 8; 02-14-2012, 03:48 PM.The above is not meant to be argumentative, abrasive or confrontational. Take this and everything you read with a grain of salt.Comment
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