Ugh, trying to make it through this dinner (2 cups broccoli, 2.5 cups rice, a pound of chicken) and I'm losing steam.
Cooter, Edge, MTP, Brolic! Give me strength!!!!!
I've been missing out in this thread.
More power to you if its working but why put yourself through the unnecessary torture of eating bland food day after day? You can easily enjoy your meal and lose weight if prepared and planned correctly.Nah, I've been cutting weight at a steady pace, not going to screw it up.
More power to you if its working but why put yourself through the unnecessary torture of eating bland food day after day? You can easily enjoy your meal and lose weight if prepared and planned correctly.
Dump guac on the chicken.
More power to you if its working but why put yourself through the unnecessary torture of eating bland food day after day? You can easily enjoy your meal and lose weight if prepared and planned correctly.
I had better willpower when I turned eating into a function, not a fun affair. Some people just respond better to routine like that. I'm one of em.
Ahahahahahahahaahahahahaha
Can't
See below. It's not so much the blandness. It's the volume when it's bland. You just get tired of chewing.
man but look at those muscles, I'd eat chicken and rice for 5 years straight to get that body.
I was working on deltoids today and the heaviest weights I could manage were only 5kg dumbells. I was using them for lateral raises and bent over laterals. No wonder I can't do more than 1 wide grip pull up.. go ahead and laugh.
I was working on deltoids today and the heaviest weights I could manage were only 5kg dumbells. I was using them for lateral raises and bent over laterals. No wonder I can't do more than 1 wide grip pull up.. go ahead and laugh.
I did it for one summer. No, not even for that body. Fuck that.
Side note. I have a pretty good chicken breast crockpot recipe. Pretty basic too. It's just cream of chicken cream of mushroom some garlic salt, and chili powder.
Ugh, trying to make it through this dinner (2 cups broccoli, 2.5 cups rice, a pound of chicken) and I'm losing steam.
Cooter, Edge, MTP, Brolic! Give me strength!!!!!
That was upright rows. Which don't bother some people, can be used in moderation and depending on programming can be highly effective. I personally don't do them. I do snatch grip high pulls which kind of look similar.
And his (msdsct's)entire line changed from "always bad" to "only when loaded heavy" near the end of the conversation.
Of course some things are dangerous when loaded too heavy. That's a no shit and most everyone here knows it.
Here. Lemme post a video of my lateral raise 1 rep max.
See if any of the links in the SS wikia page has what you need. Be sure to read the SS book on how to do the lifts too. Otherwise you can take a look at the Evernote link in the OP or later in this post; the vast majority of the videos linked in the Evernote are concise, short, and effective IMO.Hi everybody, I'm wading in here for the first time because I'm curious about bulking up. I read through the whole OP, and I tried to click on the YouTube links that are supposed to show how to do the exercises, but none of the links work anymore.
Can we get those links replaced with working ones? I don't know how to do any of this, and I can't afford to hire a trainer or anything so this thread is the best resource I have.
Thank you
Sorry if it's an info dump haha, it's mostly for my own use and thought it may or may not be useful for new or other lifters. Maybe it is to supplement or replace the links in the OP, up to the user. I wish I had compilation of YT fitness videos back when I started lifting in August '13.A poster linked to this evernote a while back. It may be a bit of an info dump but it might have some comparable links to the OP.
man is anyone in here really good when it comes to diet shit?
I'm trying to follow doing a cut according to http://rippedbody.jp/2011/10/23/how-to-calculate-leangains-macros/
so I would be eating between 1-9 pm and according to the calculations my BMR is 1950 calories and 2675 after adjusting for working out 3 days a week. This would put me at eating 2900 calories on training days and 1700 on rest days. Does anyone know if this sounds right for someone who is 5'7 and weighs 190 pounds?
man is anyone in here really good when it comes to diet shit?
I'm trying to follow doing a cut according to http://rippedbody.jp/2011/10/23/how-to-calculate-leangains-macros/
so I would be eating between 1-9 pm and according to the calculations my BMR is 1950 calories and 2675 after adjusting for working out 3 days a week. This would put me at eating 2900 calories on training days and 1700 on rest days. Does anyone know if this sounds right for someone who is 5'7 and weighs 190 pounds?
Ugh, trying to make it through this dinner (2 cups broccoli, 2.5 cups rice, a pound of chicken) and I'm losing steam.
Cooter, Edge, MTP, Brolic! Give me strength!!!!!
Here it is.
455x1 squat weighing in at 196 right before the gym.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7xCiyevf1eg&feature=youtu.be
I was pissed, trust me. I'm counting it though. It was going up and it didn't feel like he helped. But yeah, fucking people!Nice man, if have been pissed about that dude touching my chest at your sticking point if I were you.
Can tell you're explosive the way the bar pops off your back at the end.
I know there are some old guys on gaming GAF, but do we have any old lifters in here?
I lifted for a few years in my late teens, then started from scratch 3 years ago (currently 41).
I was pissed, trust me. I'm counting it though. It was going up and it didn't feel like he helped. But yeah, fucking people!
I think so too. I'll give it a month or so and see what I've got. Although by then I'll be 5-7 pounds lighter too so who knows.Yeah, I would definitely count it too. In fact looking at that I'm positive you had at least 465 and maybe 470 as a hard grinder.
man is anyone in here really good when it comes to diet shit?
I'm trying to follow doing a cut according to http://rippedbody.jp/2011/10/23/how-to-calculate-leangains-macros/
so I would be eating between 1-9 pm and according to the calculations my BMR is 1950 calories and 2675 after adjusting for working out 3 days a week. This would put me at eating 2900 calories on training days and 1700 on rest days. Does anyone know if this sounds right for someone who is 5'7 and weighs 190 pounds?
Here it is.
455x1 squat weighing in at 196 right before the gym.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7xCiyevf1eg&feature=youtu.be
I think so too. I'll give it a month or so and see what I've got. Although by then I'll be 5-7 pounds lighter too so who knows.
The 1700 seems a bit low to me but this will get you shredded if you are consistent. However, increasing it to 2,000 will work also I suspect.
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Petrie, Francis, cooter, Darth would be good to go to in regards of that. But like anything else it's gonna come down to how your body reacts to macro/micro nutrients and activity level and adjusting based off of that. Nothing is a one size fits all.
It sounds a little high to me on workout days, but I'm still working on that aspect of it. The toughest part for me was developing the will power which has come along real nice for me, after the first few days it becomes cake and you find yourself actually enjoying meals you first thought were bland/gross.
edit- the other thing I've been struggling with is finding the most efficient ways to spend, what to buy, etc.
I think so too. I'll give it a month or so and see what I've got. Although by then I'll be 5-7 pounds lighter too so who knows.
The 1700 seems a bit low to me but this will get you shredded if you are consistent. However, increasing it to 2,000 will work also I suspect.
Going through my photobucket account and I am so close to this...
Maybe 3 weeks... Bulks mess with you man!
Moocow, what a transformation! SHIT!!!
That's what I'm talking about! It's going to truly be an inspirational thread!so true, guess this is the fun and frustrating part about fitness. I'll give this a month and if things don't work out then I'll make some changes
Thanks, I think I'll try 1700 on rest days and 3000 on workout days and then if things don't work out I'll switch to 2000 on rest days and 2500 on workout days
Gotta get ready for the neogaf summer cut thread!
Still got a ways to get to your level man. Seriously, you are the goal. Ridiculous.
I think I posted an image of what I looked like after a big cut from two years ago.
Heres how I looked when I started several years ago at 110 pounds vs how I looked maybe 3-4 months after my surgery which was maybe 1-2 months back in the gym at 160 lbs
Here is how I am today at ~175.
I think I'll post another update when I finish my bulk
so true, guess this is the fun and frustrating part about fitness. I'll give this a month and if things don't work out then I'll make some changes
Yeah I thought it sounded really high as well. I decided to try using the calculator in the OP to see what it gave me and even though that one told me to do 2000 on rest days and 2500 on work out days. Either option has me eating around 15500 calories a week
Thanks, I think I'll try 1700 on rest days and 3000 on workout days and then if things don't work out I'll switch to 2000 on rest days and 2500 on workout days
Gotta get ready for the neogaf summer cut thread!
Oh ho, look who's back
I hope you've been doing well rokkerkory!
I have a pretty basic question:
Why is the de rigeur option to have a "leg day" and an "upper body day" and not have an everything day and a just cardio day?
Is there anything I can do to "thicken" my wrists a little bit? They are quite small (~6.5). Keep in mind that I have been using wrist straps for all my pushing movements for quite some time, so I theorized it could be because of that.
Thick wrists/ankles = better strength performance?
What the FUCKKKKKKKKKKKK Moocow! That's some AWESOME FUCKING SHIT
No more PENCIL NECK GEEKS
Nothing but MUSCLE
FUCK
Inspirational my brother!
Yeah, sorry. If you do find a way please let me know. I always wanted to be 6'1! Every one makes the best out of the bones they're given.wrists, not forearms? almost pure bone. size wont change much if you're done growing.