Seeing Stars

[Master]

I should put this on the training section but feel a bit shy so ask you normal folk.

When you train to near exhaustion and on the verge of passing out, what do you lot see. This is where some people say they see stars, hence the title to the thread. However I see black spots/ash floating around me. Is that normal?

[0james0]

I see all sorts of shit! White spots, black spots, wiggles.

[Andre]

I have too mate. i think you need more fluids prior to the work, and remember to breathe good air.

[Howlin Mad Missy]

did your hearing go weird as well? sounds like a partial faint, had that a few times years ago....girl troubles

I only threw up when I trained hard

Fainting - Symptoms of fainting

[Snakey]

I dont know really...i dont think I have ever felt that bad after a workout. Ive felt like throwing up though, maybe once or twice saw black dots but that was along time ago. Youve gotta push yourself but there is a limit, go too hard and youll just do damage to yourself and youll be discouraged which wont help your motivation to keep going with it.

[Master]

Snakey you sound as if you do not go for the burn, you lazy git.

I also forgot to mention I also see these black spots when I am really straining to have a big shit.

[AdamGB]

Blood pressure.

I wouldn't mistake it as the sign of a good workout!

[Snakey]

Snakey you sound as if you do not go for the burn, you lazy git.

I also forgot to mention I also see these black spots when I am really straining to have a big shit.

LOL well you know I mix this workout with a healthy dose of sex*













































*Or wanking

[El Kabong]

Let's see, I've met Ric Flair!




....Seeing "stars", get it?

[Dave Hughey]

I should put this on the training section but feel a bit shy so ask you normal folk.

When you train to near exhaustion and on the verge of passing out, what do you lot see. This is where some people say they see stars, hence the title to the thread. However I see black spots/ash floating around me. Is that normal?

Seeing stars is a sign of concussion.

" When a cartoon character gets bonked on the head, stars appear and float in a silly circle. It may be funny to see in a cartoon, but it's not so funny when it happens for real. Seeing stars, feeling goofy or dazed for a little while, or being knocked out after getting hit in the head are all symptoms of a type of brain injury called a concussion."

From: Concussions

I don't know what black spots/ash floating around is a sign of. Probably exhaustion.