parrotbeak
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That's funny but I want Oreos now.Here, here. Let's read some REAL diet advice that's not from obese powahlifters.
http://articles.elitefts.com/articles/iron-brothers/efs-classic-im-amazed-at-what-people-dont-know/
That's funny but I want Oreos now.Here, here. Let's read some REAL diet advice that's not from obese powahlifters.
http://articles.elitefts.com/articles/iron-brothers/efs-classic-im-amazed-at-what-people-dont-know/
Well even with how run down and stressed i am I did 245 standing press. Beast mode up in this bitch. I did stall at near full extension though had to reach deep down to finish. Lol
It's a double cheese burger with only one slice of cheese. Which is wrong in and of itself.What's in a mcdouble anyway
Seems like your form was not good if you stalled. In my experience people reaching deep down just overcompensate with other muscle groups. I hope your next one is cleaner now that y know you can do it.
245? Damn. What was your previous PR?Well even with how run down and stressed i am I did 245 standing press. Beast mode up in this bitch. I did stall at near full extension though had to reach deep down to finish. Lol
245? Damn. What was your previous PR?
Not sure what I would have compensated with. It's not like I bounced or did something other than press. Thanks though I guess.
When I see people explaining "digging down deep" it usually ends up being calf or back tensing up. Its pretty hard to just recruit significantly more muscle fibres mid-motion like on a stall.
Does anyone know of any workouts that revolve around total reps per exercise as opposed to any specific rep/set values?
For example, today you go to the gym and get 30 total reps of pull-ups without going to failure. Once the reps slow down, stop. So you may do 3 sets of 10, or 6 sets of 5 .. doesn't matter so long as you hit the reps.
I'm specifically talking about the transition between getting the weight up, and getting your body under it. That takes a bit, especially for a 1rm. That's the point in which the bar "stalls" for me while I try to get under the bar.
Shit's heavy man and it takes a bit to get that last little "in and up."
Also, how would someone use their calves to assist in a press!?
Perhaps I'm just misunderstanding you.
Does anyone know of any workouts that revolve around total reps per exercise as opposed to any specific rep/set values?
For example, today you go to the gym and get 30 total reps of pull-ups without going to failure. Once the reps slow down, stop. So you may do 3 sets of 10, or 6 sets of 5 .. doesn't matter so long as you hit the reps.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pw_ZR86hNQI
edit: oops that's not really what you're looking for I don't think. Oh well, she's hot.
I kinda do that now, I aim for 3x5, but any reps I miss get added to the end in a 4th (or 5th if need be) set.
Holy dick tits I did OHP for the first time today. It was at the end of my (arm) workout, so I didn't expect much, but wow it was more challenging than I thought it would be. Went from 0 reps @ 95lbs --> 1 rep @ 85lbs --> 3 reps @ 75lbs --> 6, 8, 6 reps @ 65lbs. Gained tons of respect for the guys in here who are pressing as much as they are. (Shogun 1RM'd 245!?)
Yeah, I can probably do only 155 for 1 rep. That's insane.
You guys are also a lot lighter than I am. I'm just happy I can press a bit over my weight now.
You guys are also a lot lighter than I am. I'm just happy I can press a bit over my weight now.
And my body is more awesome.
But my body is more awesome.
Seems like a good snack, as long as they taste good. Plus if there is too much sugar you can take out honey I suppose.Making my own Protein bars, opinions?
Makes 8 bars:
1.5c OATZ
5s whey protein
1/3c dry roasted/lightly salted peanuts
1/3c Dried Cranberries
1/3c All Natural Peanut butter
1/4c Raw Honey
1/4c Dark Chocolate
What do you guys think?
Edit 310 Cal 21g Protein
Then you're good to go. And if it is too sweet, reducing sugars will do no harm. Btw how do you make them, cook them in an oven?It almost tastes too good, brings back memories of candy from when I still ate that crap.
Should be eating protein consistently bro, about the same every day (workout and non workout) - you're meant to cut back the carbs on non workout days.I would be taking the whey protein on gum days only and the meal replacement on most days.
Should be eating protein consistently bro, about the same every day (workout and non workout) - you're meant to cut back the carbs on non workout days.
As for your meal replacement, i have no idea what's in it nor what your goals are, without any background there is no answer.
I'd personally never use 'meal replacement' supplements as i believe they're only meant to 'add' to your diet.
Question about Starting Strength: Since you alternate the A and B workouts only 3 times a week that means you do one of them only once a week right? So do you do A/B/A or B/A/B i.e. do you press twice a week or do you deadlift/bench press twice a week? Or are you meant to alternate the two possibilities as well?
wow that is crazy
70's Big - Sweet Potato Hash Browns (YouTube)
Mmmm .. eating that dish right now. They're delicious.
Alright, I know what's on my shopping list today.70's Big - Sweet Potato Hash Browns (YouTube)
Mmmm .. eating that dish right now. They're delicious.
70's Big - Sweet Potato Hash Browns (YouTube)
Mmmm .. eating that dish right now. They're delicious.
Definitely trying those.
Won't find those on Stephanie's (III) menu.
Yeah those weightloss guys are cantankerous. He still lost 21lbs of fat and gained 8 lbs of muscle over the course of a year.
Yeah those weightloss guys are cantankerous.
I'd be cantankerous too if I were fat.