SameYou've peaked my interest.Pics of the finished product? I get all my chicken frozen.
SameYou've peaked my interest.Pics of the finished product? I get all my chicken frozen.
http://www.reddit.com/r/pics/comments/3esp74/i_wanted_to_see_how_much_39g_of_sugar_actually/
It's sad how eye opening this was for so many. Have so much to go when it comes to nutrition.
Age: 21
Height: 6ft2
Weight: 176 pounds
Goal: Lean with Abs
Current Training Schedule: Mainly just cardio: running, football (soccer in US) and tennis
Current Training Equipment Available:
Two 10KG dumbells that are my brothers, no gym until Uni in late September. Have some Protein Powder in the house too
What is the best way I can go? I'm thinking maybe alternating between HIIT and exercises such as press-ups, but what do I know... There's simply too much BS out there on the internet, could do with some friendly pointers in the right direction.
Thanks
Hey man, we love to help but it will be pretty difficult to with just 10kg DBs at your disposal. When you get to school let us know and we'll whip your ass into shape. Otherwise, keep it up with pushups, pull ups, weightless squats, hiit, sprints, etc. Also, if you have a couple of bucks laying around, invest in a resistance band. Lastly, if there is a playground or park near you, you can do damage there.
Been a while since I've posted. Glad to see you are all keeping this thread active. I still read it often but find my time to post is more limited these days; getting closer and closer to wrapping up my PhD, so that keeps me busy.
Still hurting the weights about 3 times a week and biking a few hours weekly. Been feeling good until lately as I've had a sort of sharp pain in my right hip when I am descending for squats - doesn't hurt on the way back up, just going down. Taking 10 days off from the gym for vacation next week, so I'm hoping I'll recover in that time. Thankfully, no pain walking, sitting, standing, or lying down.
Keep up the hard work, ladies and gents.
Completely stalled on bench, only managed a single ar 295 but probably could've gotten a single at 300 because the single was like butter. Maybe this 3 week break will do some good, and I'll put in some better work on paused bench because I keep getting stuck in the dead zone.
I will post up a pic when I cook it again.
Some recipes for how easy it is.
http://www.pressurecookingtoday.com/pressure-cooker-chicken-taco-filling/
http://www.pressurecookingtoday.com/salsa-lime-chicken-with-melted-mozzarella/
Thats in one red bull? Plenty o' sugar!
I love sugar. Couple scoops of Gatorade intra, a few servings of breakfast cereal or pop tarts for post.
One 8.4oz Yellow Red Bull post workout is magical! No bias here whatsoever. None.That's what I drink sugar free. Now my wife is on it too! I'm switching between that and black coffee before working out.
yeah i saw that. i hadn't hheard anything until today. she honestly looks like a male bodybuilder body with a female face lol. but good for her.Apparently Matt Kroc is transgender. this is a huge shock.
Matt Kroc is now Janae Marie, do a Facebook search.
One 8.4oz Yellow Red Bull post workout is magical! No bias here whatsoever. None.
I love sugar. Couple scoops of Gatorade intra, a few servings of breakfast cereal or pop tarts for post.
You pop a scoop of protein in the Gatorade? I've been doing bcaas because I haven't found a decent deal on unflavored whey
Front squat powah! 345lbs as my last joker set. And 295x3.
Front Squat 135x5, 155x5, 185x3, 235x5, 265x3, 295x3, (joker sets) 310, 325, 345.
Prowler push 10 trips.
http://youtu.be/p-IuhhbVAtk
295x3 is insanely impressive for front squats.
Thanks, but more so in your opinion than 345x1?
And today FS felt better than it has in a long time. Gonna hit 405 again soon I think.
Any of you traveling a lot? What do you do with your workout? I tried to bring some resistance bands (bodylastics) with me. Problem is that it really depends on the Hotel room whether you can attach them in a suitable place or not.
I travel a lot for work. When I do, I try to go to the fitness room and make do no matter what (many hotels I stay at have 50 lbs DBs, some machines, a smith machine and a pull up bar) so I can get by to an extent). I hit volume instead of weight and treat it as a deload of sorts.
Problem is that the hotels I stay at usually don't have one, and if they have, they usually just have cardio machines and some shitty multi-exercise stations. Fitness rooms are not as common here in Europe, unless the hotel is a wellness/recreation hotel at the end of the world.
Oh please PM the list to me! I eat significantly more than you do and I also eat nuts, extra virgin organic olive oil and hemp oil every day just to ensure I have the good fats that my body needs. I would still like to check the list if I would get some new ideas how to work with my diet.
I need to say that 1000 cals sounds pretty damn low for a day especially several days in a row. It is good that they are monitoring you three times a week and make sure you stay healthy. I am also sure that once you start to work out, get that engine up and running your lean mass will increase, your body will start to burn more calories in a day and you can up it to at least 1500. Hopefully they have a good maintaining program for you that would help you to get a quite regular easily maintanable diet. I must say I would be slightly worried, if you would be doing what you are doing unassisted, but now I am sure that they take good care of you and make sure you will have everything your body needs.
Hahaha, oh and I totally understand your goal readjusting. I would do the same if my little sister would be doing it as well.
I will PM you that list, once I get it scanned. I don't have a scanner at home so debating using the work scanner vs one at my parents.
Haha, 1000 will be my maintenance. I don't think I could ever go to 1500 without gaining. I couldn't even eat at 1200 without gaining. I'm okay with that though, it's all going to be protein, veggies and nuts/butter/olive or coconut oil, etc.
Looool, yep, gotta compete with my sister. 12 more pounds! It was my last day at the clinic now until I get the weight off. Can't pay for it anymore because my insurance is screwing me over. Oh well. I can do it without the vitamin shots. They said to add an extra protein. Which means Quest bar! Haha.
Quest bars can be iffy. Having one kicks me out of ketosis. Does for a lot of /r/keto also. But it also doesn't do it for a lot of others. It is completely YMMV.
Haha, 1000 will be my maintenance. I don't think I could ever go to 1500 without gaining. I couldn't even eat at 1200 without gaining. I'm okay with that though, it's all going to be protein, veggies and nuts/butter/olive or coconut oil, etc.
It seems to be okay--the clinic always tells me I'm "burning really well" when they test me
Probably not, but there's something about having to do 300 lbs 3 times with the bar awkwardly resting on your chest that takes both muscular and mental fortitude...if that makes any sense
Yeah, it does. It's a unique lift in that manner.
Dragon flag is more of a negative rep than a raise. You want your only point of contact with the bench to be the shoulders.
You can just search "Bruce Lee dragon flag" on YouTube and get a video. You just progress by holding them longer before failure.
Great ab exercise
Man, I do 1000-1200 maybe twice a week, and it's not easy. I can eat more than that in one meal (and often do). Thank goodness for one meal a day.
Hope it works out for you, it's definitely not easy to pull off consistently.
That really means nothing. Every body is different and will react differently to the quest bar due to the stuff inside of it. I'm just letting you know so if you run into issues, you'll know where to look. Hopefully you'll be fine.
Howdy fitgaf, inspired by the recent full body workout thread I have decided to get back into the gym. I just dont have the time for 5 day splits which is why I quit.
Anyway, I have never done full body so I need opinions on this program I found online
3 day a week, for 2 weeks do 3 sets of 12 reps then switch to 4 sets of 8 then 5 sets of 5.
4 compound exercises + 2 isolation exercise per workout so 6 exercises in total
Its the first workout on this sitehttp://www.bodybuilding.com/fun/wotw101.htm, can I plz get some opinions on this. It sounds awesome to me
DAY 1 - 4X8
Squats
Bench Press
Pullups
Military Press
Barbell Curls
Ab Roller
DAY 3 - 5X5
Deadlifts
Bent Over Rows
Dumbbell Incline Bench Press
Lateral Raises
Dumbbell Tricep Extensions
Hammer Curls
DAY 5 - 3X12
Lunges
Dips
Chin-ups
Push Press
Seated Calf Raises
Plate Twists
Thought the people of this sub might enjoy this video of a cyclist lifting and moving a car blocking a bike path: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=luNGjffDjCs
Thanks for reply, yeah that doesnt make sense to me either which is why im going to do 3x12 for 2 weeks then 4x8 for 2 weeks then finally 5x5. Deadlifts will indeed kill me so im going to do them once a week.Hey, I just read it quickly and it doesn't make that much sense to me (could be missing something since I just browsed):
Why are you doing 4X8, 5X5 and 3X12 in the same week, with different exercises?? Also, 5X5 deadlifts might kill you.
Most importantly, what's the progression scheme?