EPTI am 116lbs >.> At least that's up 20% from a few months ago. Down 6% from a month and a half tho
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Froadac
United States6733 Posts
I am 116lbs >.> At least that's up 20% from a few months ago. Down 6% from a month and a half tho | ||
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dudeman001
United States2412 Posts
On August 22 2011 09:13 Froadac wrote: Any idea how many calories I should be consuming. My mom's fight against overweightness has become super srs, and there is very little food in the house. I'll have to go out and get more. It'll get payed for, but i"ll need justification. I am 116lbs >.> At least that's up 20% from a few months ago. Down 6% from a month and a half tho Shit, If you weigh 116 you could definitely use a few pounds.  Well, a simple argument is that you need to eat a daily 2000 calories just to survive, plus whatever amount of calories you burn from working out. Find some online calculators to do the work and show that you're starving your body without eating more deliciousness. | ||
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sJarl
Iceland1699 Posts
Start with 2.5-3k cal/day and see how that goes. Up it if you need more and reduce it if you are gaining crazy amount of bf. | ||
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Froadac
United States6733 Posts
I'm only 5'3", with a tiny frame. But grow I must. Pork is up tonight | ||
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phyre112
United States3090 Posts
On August 22 2011 09:44 Froadac wrote: Heavy recovery? I'm only 5'3", with a tiny frame. But grow I must. Pork is up tonight Medical definition of your Ideal body weight is 124 +/- 10%. 124 is assuming that you don't even work out. While you aren't that bad, you're definitely not in danger of being "overweight" even for your size. Your mother works in a hospital iirc... tell her that? If she won't listen to it, try to get the PT to back you up. He's got to know that you need to eat to grow, and I'm sure he knows that growing would be a good thing to do before or after surgery if you can manage it. | ||
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Froadac
United States6733 Posts
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funkie
Venezuela9377 Posts
On August 22 2011 10:05 Froadac wrote: My mom is trying to lose weight. She knows I don't necessarily. But questions the amount of food im consuming. Dude im like 5' 6" and im 175lbs and I can definitely say I'm not overweight. What's our stand on tuna with olive oil dressing? It tastes so awesome and well I just had a big can of it with olive oil added to it :o | ||
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Froadac
United States6733 Posts
My mom is probably almost 200, and 5'2" Has issues restraining herself, so there is not much food in house >.> Will resort to massive egg, rice, and milk. (and she won't let me have whole, she talked to an "educated" friend who 1) wouldn't look at studies and 2) lipid hypothesis blablabla. I could just buy half gallons when I"m out, but no way can I finish a gallon so quickly, and it's waay more expensive toget half a gallon than a gallon or two gallons. | ||
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phyre112
United States3090 Posts
On August 22 2011 10:37 funkie wrote: Dude im like 5' 6" and im 175lbs and I can definitely say I'm not overweight. What's our stand on tuna with olive oil dressing? It tastes so awesome and well I just had a big can of it with olive oil added to it :o Funkie you make me sad. I'm 6'3 or so (193 cm) and I'm the same weight as you =(. I feel good about how big I am for the moment, but I've got a looooong way to go until I start to feel like I'm "big" - I'll get there eventually. Bulking until at least January FTW. Weren't you cutting though? Olive oil's a bit heavy on calories if you're doing that. I prefer lemon Juice myself... But there's nothing wrong with either of those two ingredients, so if it's alright within your calorie count for the day, why the hell not have it? | ||
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Deleted User 3420
24492 Posts
On August 22 2011 10:37 funkie wrote: Dude im like 5' 6" and im 175lbs and I can definitely say I'm not overweight. What's our stand on tuna with olive oil dressing? It tastes so awesome and well I just had a big can of it with olive oil added to it :o fuck are you so big for bro this is what I used to think of when I thought of funkie ![[image loading]](http://29.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lq9obkNv6X1qll8pfo1_500.jpg) but no longer | ||
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Froadac
United States6733 Posts
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Bonham
Canada655 Posts
On August 22 2011 10:44 phyre112 wrote: Funkie you make me sad. I'm 6'3 or so (193 cm) and I'm the same weight as you =(. I feel good about how big I am for the moment, but I've got a looooong way to go until I start to feel like I'm "big" - I'll get there eventually. Bulking until at least January FTW. Dude, don't worry! I'm the same height, and you're 20 pounds heavier than me. Assuming that's muscle, you are roughly 50 times stronger than me. So much bigger. You're friggin' huge, and only going to get bigger! | ||
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phyre112
United States3090 Posts
On August 22 2011 12:23 Bonham wrote: Dude, don't worry! I'm the same height, and you're 20 pounds heavier than me. Assuming that's muscle, you are roughly 50 times stronger than me. So much bigger. You're friggin' huge, and only going to get bigger! This time last year I was actually just over 135. I'm not too worried about how big I am at the moment, I'm just impatient to get to where I want to be! | ||
thedeadhaji
39489 Posts
Really weak. Took it easy today. Squats: 225lbs 3x5 Deads: 275lbs 1x5 Incline Bench: 135lbs 1x3 | ||
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RosaParksStoleMySeat
Japan926 Posts
Squat: 20kgx3, x3; 40kg x2; 60kg x2; 80kg x2, 100kg x1, 115kg FAIL, 110kg x1 Back off for three sets of doubles at 100kg Bench: 20kg x3, x3; 40kg x3; 60kg x2; 80kg x2; 90kg x1; 92.5kg x1 Back off for three sets of doubles at 82.5kg Kroc Rows: 30kg x8/8, x8/8 Total time in the gym: 56 minutes Followed this up with a monster 2,000 calorie meal of chicken, bacon, avocado, tomato, mayonnaise, 86% cacao chocolate, and pineapple. | ||
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FiWiFaKi
Canada9859 Posts
I'm trying to do what most people here are doing (go up by 5lb every workout) or something along those lines. Well today I was doing squats and last time I did a 205lb with proper technique. Now I tell myself, 225lb easy. I mean I get it done but I don't go low enough, I just seem to get too much pleasure from lifting heavy weight, I'll need to get past that, and put the fact that when I see a guy my age doing more than me I dont try to match him with shitty technique but rather work myself up over time. I got a 44lb pound dumbell press today, and managed to do 5 on the last set compared to the 3 I managed last time, so that felt very good. Although I'm not sure if the scale there is wrong, but I was 156lb 2 days ago when I weighed myself, and today I was 150.5lb. I mean I didnt eat as much, and I was at a party the day before so not too much food... But where are these 5.5lbs, I really hope nothing was taken out of my muscle, as I'm quite lean and need to be careful about that. Also I think I injured my tricep when trying those shoulder shrugs for the first time, it's difficult to choose a weight there that works. I have no idea how I managed to injure it, but I had a 75lb in each hand and just felt a major pain when lifting my shoulders up, dunno how in the triceps though. | ||
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DONTPANIC
United States340 Posts
:-) Keep up the good work. | ||
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Deleted User 3420
24492 Posts
On August 22 2011 15:48 DONTPANIC wrote: Does anyone rock climb? I've been climbing for about six months and I am not the type to exercise. I go about five or six times a week either to an indoor climbing gym or outside to some local cliffs. If you're finding it hard to motivate yourself to "pick stuff up and put it down again" (I'm not knocking it I'm just saying to some people like me it's not easy to get into emotionally) I strongly reccomend rock climbing. I'm 5,11" and when I started I weighed 190lbs. and in four months I weighed 175lbs and I've built back up to 185 but I'm way way stronger. I like the challange of climbing and the skill you have to develop in order to complete climbs. The routes are also graded so there is a "lvl up" kind of incentive and nice colorful tape as goals indoors. If anyone in New England wants to try it out I'm more than willing to get you started out. There are some great gyms around including Boston, Worcester and Hadley Mass. Outdoor climbing is a little more intense and I reccomend gym climbing to "learn the ropes". :-) Keep up the good work. I wish I could still climb :-) just not able to ATM can't pay for gym membership and nowhere to climb outside around here | ||
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Logros
Netherlands9913 Posts
This looks tasty | ||
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DONTPANIC
United States340 Posts
On August 22 2011 16:13 travis wrote: I wish I could still climb :-) just not able to ATM can't pay for gym membership and nowhere to climb outside around here Would you agree that it's the most fun exercise? And that it's super addicting? I wish you could climb too. I forgot to mention that it's low impact too!!! No running!! | ||
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