EPTOn April 26 2011 01:27 Sinep wrote:
I want to be a more muscular version of him, but yes.
![[image loading]](http://imgur.com/O6hmg.jpg)
I want to be a more muscular version of him, but yes.
cool. how long have you been lifting? any progress?
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Levistus
1134 Posts
cool. how long have you been lifting? any progress? | ||
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phyre112
United States3090 Posts
On April 26 2011 01:37 Ingenol wrote: Do leangains and you could eat only two meals a day every day!  I have trouble eating more than ~800 calories +350 from milk in a single meal. Maintenance for me appears to be three meals where I eat this much. If I eat more of quality food, I feel sick and lethargic. I've basically been eating 1500 calories less than planned for two weeks straight. And its left me at six pack status with a minor headache. It's harder for me to add 10kg to my squat than it is to lose 10kg bodyweight. I also do not do well at all training fasted. I do best if I eat a full meal ~ 1:30 before my workout, so leangains isn't for me. | ||
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decafchicken
United States20168 Posts
@eshlow, i think i have inflamed tendon(s) on my left knee from rugby (basically it just getting slammed in to the ground every week, i feel like its been perma swollen T_T) I've been taking 800mg of NSAID twice a day for my foot anyways so besides that + RICE on my knee is there anything else i should do for it for rugby/oly lifting? Neoprene sleeve or taping necessary? | ||
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ModernAgeShaman
Norway484 Posts
On April 26 2011 01:48 Levistus wrote: cool. how long have you been lifting? any progress? I've been 'lifting' for about 2.5 years, started at about 60kg, and I'm 185cm tall (about 6' i think?) First two years were pretty much wasted, didn't have a good routine, didn't eat enough, didn't even do deadlift and squats, but at least I was determined. Was only since the summer that I really got a good program and regular progress going. I've got a decent amount of strength at the moment and am working on getting lower bodyfat for the summer short term and then maintaining it while adding just muscle. I posted some pictures showing progress from march->april a few pages back if you wanna check them out. what about you? any progress? | ||
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eshlow
United States5210 Posts
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vicariouscheese
United States589 Posts
On April 26 2011 01:33 macuser wrote: thanks.. maybe I can post some progress pictures, after I' m lean & dry again this was taken last summer at 150lbs/ 68kg + Show Spoiler + ![[image loading]](http://img19.imageshack.us/img19/518/37131621238351284491lsm.jpg) Nice! I might be aiming for something similar | ||
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Zafrumi
Switzerland1272 Posts
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vicariouscheese
United States589 Posts
On April 26 2011 03:25 Zafrumi wrote: no offence, but a bit more muscle mass (especially in the abdominal region) would probably look better. for me thats just too scrawny Hence similar  he's got some nice definition on that though. no homo. | ||
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Maxwell3
United States88 Posts
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vicariouscheese
United States589 Posts
On April 26 2011 03:58 Maxwell3 wrote: Hello, I am ^Maxwell's cousin and I'm starting to get into this weight training stuff too. I got my BF% tested and I'm around 18% currently. Is it possible to "bulk - take in an excess of calories" and still lower BF%? Yes, check out leangains | ||
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macuser
Germany6 Posts
I wouldn't worry about calories, just get enough protein with every meal, drink a lot of water and make smart food choices. | ||
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vicariouscheese
United States589 Posts
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Levistus
1134 Posts
On April 26 2011 01:33 macuser wrote: thanks.. maybe I can post some progress pictures, after I' m lean & dry again this was taken last summer at 150lbs/ 68kg + Show Spoiler + awesome. what was your workout? | ||
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macuser
Germany6 Posts
On April 26 2011 05:10 Levistus wrote: awesome. what was your workout? Started out, at 110 lbs, with a basic 5x5 total body workout 3 times a week for 2 years (3 compound lifts every workout eg. military press/ bent- over- rows/ squats), then I changed it up to a classic split with 3 training days a week, 1 day for pull, 1 for legs and 1 for push. now to lose the last few pounds till I hit the 5% bf I do push& pull twice a week and have added 20 minutes of slow paced cardio after every workout. As for sets and reps I just go by feel and try to keep breaks between sets as short as possible. | ||
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sJarl
Iceland1699 Posts
Astonished guy over here. | ||
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decafchicken
United States20168 Posts
The last week of my life has consisted of: 1. Partying with my best friends pretty much every night as they get ready to graduate 2. Getting with multiple girls i didn't think i ever would. every night since wednesday. 3. Absolute dominance in our last game of the season 59-7 4. Sickest brand new jersey's ever 5. Brand new kitchen for free 6. Loving life. | ||
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phyre112
United States3090 Posts
Fuck yeah TL H&F thread; ruining your nutrition studies since 2008. | ||
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sJarl
Iceland1699 Posts
On April 26 2011 07:08 decafchicken wrote: I seriously cant stop winning. The last week of my life has consisted of: 1. Partying with my best friends pretty much every night as they get ready to graduate 2. Getting with multiple girls i didn't think i ever would. every night since wednesday. 3. Absolute dominance in our last game of the season 59-7 4. Sickest brand new jersey's ever 5. Brand new kitchen for free 6. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EaV4Tt5XC_U Loving life. ROFL, way to ante up my bragpost! | ||
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GoTuNk!
Chile4591 Posts
On April 26 2011 05:26 macuser wrote: Started out, at 110 lbs, with a basic 5x5 total body workout 3 times a week for 2 years (3 compound lifts every workout eg. military press/ bent- over- rows/ squats), then I changed it up to a classic split with 3 training days a week, 1 day for pull, 1 for legs and 1 for push. now to lose the last few pounds till I hit the 5% bf I do push& pull twice a week and have added 20 minutes of slow paced cardio after every workout. As for sets and reps I just go by feel and try to keep breaks between sets as short as possible. are you into competitive bodybuilding? take suplements ? I ask cause 5% is really hard (say imposible for most people) and i'm not sure its really healthy or long term sustainable. | ||
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decafchicken
United States20168 Posts
haha couldn't help it ^_^ Wouldn't be this happy without everyones help. Eating right, lifting big, and living healthy (mostly) has contributed so much to making my life better :D On April 26 2011 07:11 phyre112 wrote: Had the 3-month follow up to my nutrition study today. Go into a room, fill out a survey about diet and exercise (which is basically asking "how much oil/fat do you eat" "How often do you eat vegetables" "do you take vitamins" "how do you exercise") then get height, weight, and waist circumference. Girl taking my measurements finished then said "Huh - that's weird." Apparently, I've gained 7 kg in these past three months, despite having just dropped five last week (see aforementioned sickness) but my BMI, adjusted for waist circumference has changed by less than a third of a point. So it's been entirely lean. She's taken over two hundred measurements at my university in the last week, and no one else has had the same results. And I'm in the control group of the study, not the one that gets daily reminders about nutrition by email and text message. Fuck yeah TL H&F thread; ruining your nutrition studies since 2008. ROFL. Keep being awesome and ruining conventional logic with superior awesomeness! | ||
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