EPTTL Health and Fitness Initiative 2011 - Page 543
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blahman3344
United States2015 Posts
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phyre112
United States3090 Posts
On September 02 2011 09:03 blahman3344 wrote: I recently moved into college, so now working out shouldn't be much of a problem. I'm concerned about college food, though. I go to Rutgers (New Brunswick), and I'm not really sure what kind of food there would benefit me. Is there anyone here @ Rutgers (or in college in general) that knows how i can maximize nutrition in college? iirc Dimsum is at rutgers, or somewhere extremely close to there. He's on your schools oly lifting team. As far as nutrition at college goes... try to eat lean meats and vegetables, and if you must drink, don't drink beer and don't snack afterwards. | ||
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blahman3344
United States2015 Posts
On September 02 2011 09:11 phyre112 wrote: iirc Dimsum is at rutgers, or somewhere extremely close to there. He's on your schools oly lifting team. As far as nutrition at college goes... try to eat lean meats and vegetables, and if you must drink, don't drink beer and don't snack afterwards. Thanks for the tips. I'll be sure to make use of them. I'm not a beer-drinker, and i doubt that i'll drink anytime soon, so that shouldn't be of concern. ^^ Also...just when I get to the gym today, i find out it's closed due to the first Rutgers football game...heh ^^; | ||
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Ludrik
Australia523 Posts
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ShaLLoW[baY]
Canada12499 Posts
Also, pendlay rows are awesome, I strongly recommend that everyone try them out if they haven't. Finished up with some weighted pull-ups and dumbbell shrugs, and felt like a boss. I love Jack3d. | ||
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phyre112
United States3090 Posts
On September 02 2011 11:35 ShaLLoW[baY] wrote: I got back up to 405 deadlift the second I hit a gym that doesn't ban chalk. Getting back on that 531 and smashing my old max (425) into the ground, easy. Also, pendlay rows are awesome, I strongly recommend that everyone try them out if they haven't. Finished up with some weighted pull-ups and dumbbell shrugs, and felt like a boss. I love Jack3d. I do enjoy rows; and I made good progress on them last time... But I don't feel like they compare in overall body development to clean and to pullups, and it's absolutely impossible to do all three of them together without running yourself into the ground. Is there a particular reason you prefer them over cleans? | ||
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RosaParksStoleMySeat
Japan926 Posts
Honestly, when I move into my new apartment and get my next huge bonus (December :D :D :D) I'm just going to buy my own squat rack, my own bench, and my own bar/weights. It'll probably end up costing me $1000+, but it'll save me money over the next few years and I won't need to deal with crap like this anymore. | ||
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AoN.DimSum
United States2983 Posts
On September 02 2011 09:31 blahman3344 wrote: Thanks for the tips. I'll be sure to make use of them. I'm not a beer-drinker, and i doubt that i'll drink anytime soon, so that shouldn't be of concern. ^^ Also...just when I get to the gym today, i find out it's closed due to the first Rutgers football game...heh ^^; YES I was hoping this would happen someday haha. btw where do you live on campus? I'm only there Tuesday and Thursday at night since I only have one class to take. Try to go to the college ave gym and find the "power gym".This is where you can do oly lifts and anything else. Unlike the main gym, the power gym usually isn't crowded and the trainers are very helpful. (I'm the one doing power snatches in the blue shirt :O) Also come to the involvment fair(next friday) and sign up for the weightlifting club.  We will be lifting outdoors.The food at the cafeterias is pretty bad, but you can eat healthy, sorta. This is usually what I normally eat when at rutgers. breakfast (not much variation here ) omelet/boiled eggs with some fruit lunch (there is no variation, its all fried foods) grilled chicken and salad dinner (There is much better food at dinner always. )Sometimes there is steak/beef and boiled veggies at dinner so you can look for that. Otherwise chicken and salad There is plenty of whole milk, so you can go crazy on that.  | ||
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MeShiet
Canada290 Posts
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AoN.DimSum
United States2983 Posts
On September 02 2011 12:36 MeShiet wrote: Damn it I'm so jealous of your school's gym DimSum. Mine only has 2 oly platforms and are always being used by people (sometimes doing ridiculous things). It feels so awkward doing oly lifting in there since people aren't used to bumper plates dropping. Yeah there are usually idiots that come in and do weird shit, but most of the time its people who know what they are doing. What makes me die on the inside is when people come in just to do curls. Those are the guys that always walk in front of you while you are lifting... | ||
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RosaParksStoleMySeat
Japan926 Posts
On September 02 2011 12:44 AoN.DimSum wrote: Yeah there are usually idiots that come in and do weird shit, but most of the time its people who know what they are doing. What makes me die on the inside is when people come in just to do curls. Those are the guys that always walk in front of you while you are lifting... Unfortunately commercial gyms have to cater to these types because there are just so many of them. I can understand somebody's desire to want to look like they lift, but the people who go in and just do bicep curls, bench presses, and otherwise get in everybody's way irritate me to no end. | ||
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InfC.AnatoLiy
United States154 Posts
+Cottage cheese. Low fat one, sometimes amish cottage cheese. +Mixed grain bread, no other types of bread. Has a lot of fiber and protein. +Low fat yogurt. +Salmon fillets fried, non-breaded. +Chicken Tender loins fried, non-breaded. +Grapefruit (usually for breakfast). +Orange Juice. +LOTS of water. +Special type of low fat, high protein peanut butter. +No fat (blue) milk. +Lots of tomatoes, cucumbers and leeks. +Soup occasionally. Dropped from 222 to 213 but have been doing anaerobic workouts so some muscle mass may have been gained hindering absolute weight loss results. Either way, shorts are feeling looser. Goal is to eventually start running around my local golf course and eventually go down to 195 before the end of September. | ||
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Nazarene
Denmark996 Posts
Overhead squatting in the powersnatch/snatch/overhead squat workout: ![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/Ygn7h.jpg) Powercleaning in the powerclean/3x front squat/jerk workout: ![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/82E52.jpg) Then front squatting: ![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/FMazM.jpg) And finally split jerking it (95 kg): ![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/EPq5z.jpg) Even though it rained all day, people showed up and cheered, making the event so much more fun :-D Btw we got 2nd place out of 30 teams, yay :-) | ||
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Zafrumi
Switzerland1272 Posts
On September 02 2011 13:59 InfC.AnatoLiy wrote: Started a diet almost three weeks ago, August 15th or 16th. Avoided all types of soda and fast food. Ate things like: + Show Spoiler +
+Cottage cheese. Low fat one, sometimes amish cottage cheese. +Mixed grain bread, no other types of bread. Has a lot of fiber and protein. +Low fat yogurt. +Salmon fillets fried, non-breaded. +Chicken Tender loins fried, non-breaded. +Grapefruit (usually for breakfast). +Orange Juice. +LOTS of water. +Special type of low fat, high protein peanut butter. +No fat (blue) milk. +Lots of tomatoes, cucumbers and leeks. +Soup occasionally. Dropped from 222 to 213 but have been doing anaerobic workouts so some muscle mass may have been gained hindering absolute weight loss results. Either way, shorts are feeling looser. Goal is to eventually start running around my local golf course and eventually go down to 195 before the end of September. dont throw away the egg yolk  it has lots of proteins (more than the egg white actually) and dietary cholesterol isnt bad for you.personally, i'd also remove bread, peanut butter and skim milk (whole milk is much healthier. substitute with water if you are concerned about the calories) other than that, the list looks pretty good. and if its working for you, you probably dont need to change much On September 02 2011 00:18 Malinor wrote: I was already wondering where you have been, welcome back. thanks, good to be back @nazarene: AWESOME pics man! and congrats | ||
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ShaLLoW[baY]
Canada12499 Posts
On September 02 2011 11:37 phyre112 wrote: I do enjoy rows; and I made good progress on them last time... But I don't feel like they compare in overall body development to clean and to pullups, and it's absolutely impossible to do all three of them together without running yourself into the ground. Is there a particular reason you prefer them over cleans? In January, I'm pretty sure I broke something in one hand, if not both, doing cleans, bending them backwards gets agonizing at some points :p On January 28 2011 12:01 ShaLLoW[baY] wrote: I was working on my cleans and doing around 190lbs (weak I know) and I missed the catch; rather than landing on my shoulders, the bar rolled right over my fingers and down my arms onto the ground. Now my wrist hurts like a biiiiiiiiiiiiiitch. Fuck. Fucking fuck. Except my wrists got better and my hands still hurt | ||
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eshlow
United States5210 Posts
On September 02 2011 13:59 InfC.AnatoLiy wrote: Started a diet almost three weeks ago, August 15th or 16th. Avoided all types of soda and fast food. Ate things like:
+Cottage cheese. Low fat one, sometimes amish cottage cheese. +Mixed grain bread, no other types of bread. Has a lot of fiber and protein. +Low fat yogurt. +Salmon fillets fried, non-breaded. +Chicken Tender loins fried, non-breaded. +Grapefruit (usually for breakfast). +Orange Juice. +LOTS of water. +Special type of low fat, high protein peanut butter. +No fat (blue) milk. +Lots of tomatoes, cucumbers and leeks. +Soup occasionally. Dropped from 222 to 213 but have been doing anaerobic workouts so some muscle mass may have been gained hindering absolute weight loss results. Either way, shorts are feeling looser. Goal is to eventually start running around my local golf course and eventually go down to 195 before the end of September. IMO... Drop the bread. Calorie dense sugar. Grain and nut proteins are not bioavailable much. Eat full fat yogurt and milk, just cut back portions to limit kcals. Cut the orange juice. Useless sugar. Eat more vegetables and fruits. More fiber than grains. Eat more meat. More protein than grains. Good job so far... diet could use some tweaks | ||
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funkie
Venezuela9377 Posts
I need help!. I've been "cutting", I'm at 75-80kg on most days, and closer than 80kg to 75kg. I want to get that six pack abs and shit. But I don't know how to. Should I start doing more core excercises? I'm doing 1minute planks, leg raises, and other core stuff. Should I cut some suff from my diet? I'm drinking half a gallon of milk a day, and eating pretty clean, grilled chicken, salad, and stuff like that. Nothing too high on the carb train. Any ideas? I've also upped my squat form a regular 100-105kg to 115kg Comfortably, Deadlift from 110-120kg to 130-150kg. and Other lifts have improved too. I'm happy. I just want to know if there's anything else I can do. I don't mind getting bigger, as I'm eating like 3000kcal/day and lifting heavy, I'm also doing HIIT. Any tips would be cool :3. | ||
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FFGenerations
7088 Posts
personally i dont really care for getting BIG quickly anymore (i did running up to my holiday but now ive got no target like that i can relax more) instead i want to find a maintainable lifestyle diet where i dont constantly WORRY (anxiety issues here) about everything and feel like shit because i underperform i found out how to cook chicken properly and nicely (fry it and add herbs lol) but cant afford chicken every day (trying to budget £25/week) only thing affordable is the mince beef again so im trying to find ways to flavour it and make it varied without having to buy sauces or expensive stuff like peppers. got a few herb suggestions in my blog and welcome more i wrote this down if anyones interested lol + Show Spoiler + chicken 432g (4 for £12) kcal 510 p 90 f 12 c 0 carrot tinned 300g (£0.17) kcal 75 p 1 f 1 c 15 mince beef 800g (£1.90) kcal 2560 p 130 f 224 c 0 egg large 90kcal 6p 7f 0c milk 1 litre 640kcal 32p 47c 36f 65+45= 110p 118f kcl = 250+1280+350+640 = 2540 potatoes tuna salad? 42p 1f 0c 185kcal £0.45 thyme tomato puree or chopped tomatoes sage 1. 432g chicken w carrots, olive oil, herb, vineger, pepper £3.50 2. 400g mince w potato, peas, herb £1.30 3. tuna, lettuce, sauce £0.75 4. eggs (5), lettuce, sauce £0.80 = £5.60/day, £40/week as you can see i only hit 2540kcal even with a milk and at £47/week if im eating chicken/pork *sigh* (will check this again later, sounds crazy. i can add more mince beef easily but i dnt wanna go back to being suicidal) i want to go on a zero or low carbs diet because i want to be an eskimo but damn | ||
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Ludrik
Australia523 Posts
On September 02 2011 22:52 FFGenerations wrote: you could get rid of the milk flunkie, iirc thats 1200kcal and 33g protein /day right there (a LOT of carbs/kcal) Exactly what I was going to say. | ||
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Zafrumi
Switzerland1272 Posts
On September 02 2011 22:44 funkie wrote: sup. I need help!. I've been "cutting", I'm at 75-80kg on most days, and closer than 80kg to 75kg. I want to get that six pack abs and shit. But I don't know how to. Should I start doing more core excercises? I'm doing 1minute planks, leg raises, and other core stuff. Should I cut some suff from my diet? I'm drinking half a gallon of milk a day, and eating pretty clean, grilled chicken, salad, and stuff like that. Nothing too high on the carb train. Any ideas? I've also upped my squat form a regular 100-105kg to 115kg Comfortably, Deadlift from 110-120kg to 130-150kg. and Other lifts have improved too. I'm happy. I just want to know if there's anything else I can do. I don't mind getting bigger, as I'm eating like 3000kcal/day and lifting heavy, I'm also doing HIIT. Any tips would be cool :3. you gotta eat less mate! visible abs is all about body fat percentage (10% and lower will get you a six pack). so, cut the milk, eat below your maintenance and get enough protein so you dont lose strength! 105kg squat today! im coming for you funkie! | ||
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