EPTOn February 25 2011 09:30 phyre112 wrote:
Milk is your best friend
Milk is your best friend
eww gross thats like a gay cow just came in my mouth
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phyre112
United States3090 Posts
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XuoriG
Canada165 Posts
Im thinking of switching to SS tomorrow. Ive been basicly working out splitting body parts, multiple exercices per part. The results are okay... but not more. The thing is that I dont want to get huge, I wanna get stronger for sure, have more muscle mass, but I dont want to bulk like crazy. What would you recommand? doing the program as is, and not eating more than usual? would i fail getting stronger every workout without eating more than usual? Thanks! | ||
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nataziel
Australia1455 Posts
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phyre112
United States3090 Posts
On February 25 2011 13:49 nataziel wrote: It's not like you get big overnight, I say bulk hard then just go to maintenance once you're satisfied This. You'll make the fastest progress with how much you can lift on a calorie surplus, even if that will put fat on you as well. Once you make it to a point you're "happy" with, you cut off the fat and (hopefully) take minimal losses in muscle. I would consider that the easy part, but I've always been that dude who forgets to eat (or more recently, who's too lazy to cook anything). Alternatively, you could eat just a little more than you are now, (say an extra two pints of whole milk? - 600 cals?) make slower progress in how much you lift, but not need to go through the "cut" at the end. Whichever fits your lifestyle I guess. | ||
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eshlow
United States5210 Posts
On February 25 2011 08:52 decafchicken wrote: Ate 2 chipotle burritos...it was buy one get one free and i can't turn down such a tasty challenge  Looking like a two meal day with a snack later (breakfast was like 1/3 pound ground beef 3 eggs scrambled :D )@eshlow...i've narrowed it down to an accute pain across the middle of my shoulder blade, most notably felt as i bring the bar in front of me during a snatch (was just doing the bar, no weight) and during the "Y" in the shoulder circuit. Any idea what this means? Whoops missed that. Likely infraspinatus? based on location? Tennis/lacrosse ball it | ||
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decafchicken
United States20111 Posts
On February 25 2011 13:02 phyre112 wrote: Just tried that backwards egg + bacon deal. Never again. Never. Again. Fail. And how does your bacon cook in 1 minute? mine takes a good 5-10 minutes (including pan warm up time) then once i flip it i just pour the eggs over the bacon/fat and then flip it and boom perfect ommelette, throw on some franks red hot, cheese, and a big glass of whole milk :D And i'll start rolling it and keep doing dislocations, thanks eshlow. Hopefully this clears up soon. edit: holy shit just rolled my the hell out of my infrawhatchamacallit rotator cuff muscle with a tennis ball and i feel phenomenal. this is roughly how could i feel after sex. although the tennis ball rolling process was signifacantly more painful ^_^ Found out my upper traps are sore as all hell too...tennis ball round two! Eshlow, my mom has one of those trigger point shocker thingies, should i try that out next time im home? Im seeing a lot of stuff about trigger points as i ready about infraspinatus. | ||
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Slithe
United States985 Posts
On February 25 2011 10:58 eshlow wrote: It depends on what he thinks it is... did he give you a diagnosis? You can try some hyperextension through something like seal stretch (google images first image) and see if that helps or hurts and then go from there? No diagnosis. There's no pain when I do the seal stretch. I guess I'll just do conservative back exercises for a while. | ||
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Energies
Australia3225 Posts
Fuck you, I'm bulking. | ||
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sJarl
Iceland1699 Posts
On February 25 2011 13:02 phyre112 wrote: Just tried that backwards egg + bacon deal. Never again. Never. Again. I'm assuming you didn't drain the pan after you did the bacon... | ||
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SoleSteeler
Canada5456 Posts
On February 25 2011 19:48 sJarl wrote: I'm assuming you didn't drain the pan after you did the bacon... Drain most of the pan but leave some grease in. There will be zero egg stickage in the pan which is nice. ^^ Fucking hate cleaning stuck eggs on a pan. ㅜㅜ | ||
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funkie
Venezuela9376 Posts
Is this the year when we all get to meet each other in december, and drink our gains away with beer, pizza and milk :D? Yay! My pinky feels a whole lot better. I might be able to do 68kg PowerClean :D. Yay! :D | ||
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phyre112
United States3090 Posts
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eshlow
United States5210 Posts
On February 25 2011 14:32 decafchicken wrote: Fail. And how does your bacon cook in 1 minute? mine takes a good 5-10 minutes (including pan warm up time) then once i flip it i just pour the eggs over the bacon/fat and then flip it and boom perfect ommelette, throw on some franks red hot, cheese, and a big glass of whole milk :D And i'll start rolling it and keep doing dislocations, thanks eshlow. Hopefully this clears up soon. edit: holy shit just rolled my the hell out of my infrawhatchamacallit rotator cuff muscle with a tennis ball and i feel phenomenal. this is roughly how could i feel after sex. although the tennis ball rolling process was signifacantly more painful ^_^ Found out my upper traps are sore as all hell too...tennis ball round two! Eshlow, my mom has one of those trigger point shocker thingies, should i try that out next time im home? Im seeing a lot of stuff about trigger points as i ready about infraspinatus. Yeah, that can work well On February 25 2011 14:56 Slithe wrote: No diagnosis. There's no pain when I do the seal stretch. I guess I'll just do conservative back exercises for a while. Work on non-painful mobility for a week then see how you feel with some exercise Anything non-painful really is fine to do ifyou wanted to run or something and it doesnt hurt. Same with exercises | ||
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Zafrumi
Switzerland1272 Posts
On February 25 2011 13:25 Rutluv wrote: Hey guys, Im thinking of switching to SS tomorrow. Ive been basicly working out splitting body parts, multiple exercices per part. The results are okay... but not more. The thing is that I dont want to get huge, I wanna get stronger for sure, have more muscle mass, but I dont want to bulk like crazy. What would you recommand? doing the program as is, and not eating more than usual? would i fail getting stronger every workout without eating more than usual? Thanks! here's my humble opinion on split routines (and i'm probably not alone on this): until you hit some serious numbers in key compound exercises (squat, deadlift, benchpress, maybe overhead press and power clean), split routines are a waste of time (unless you take steroids or are a genetically superior human being!). you will gain more strength, muscle and definition with a program like SS so yes, definitely start doing compound lifts, just eat at maintenance levels and accept the fact that you will not progress but instead lose fat. On February 25 2011 21:56 funkie wrote: it's almost the end of february and this thread is going 100 pages already. its because we are awesome! | ||
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Advocado
Denmark994 Posts
On February 25 2011 07:09 Sinep wrote: I hope you're not chewing on those plastic fish oil capsules Avocado, those are meant to be swallowed :D either way, suck it up. it's good for you. builds character and such I just throw my pills on my dish and I coincidently hid it beneath the tasty chicken | ||
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unknown.sam
Philippines2701 Posts
any ideas as to what's causing the pain? | ||
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decafchicken
United States20111 Posts
Injuries to the AC joint are usually caused by a direct blow to the shoulder. Traumatic contact from the side or from above the shoulder can tear the AC ligaments. Hockey players and football players commonly injure this joint when they make contact with the boards, ground or an opponent with their shoulder striking first. Injuries to the AC joint can also be caused by overstressing the joint with heavy weightlifting (i.e. deep bench-press techniques). This mechanism of injury is rare. | ||
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phyre112
United States3090 Posts
Still sore from the last set of squats, moved up 10 pounds and continued the 5x5 full squats. Amazing feeling. I've become much better at eating since I started lifting too =p. Just ordered takeout, since standing to cook is rather uncomfortable. Went for a pound of boneless wings and some sweet potato fries (~2/3 of a pound). Last year, when I would order this it would last me two or even three meals. I've just eaten the whole thing in one sitting. Fuck yeah, gonna get huuuuuge. | ||
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eshlow
United States5210 Posts
On February 26 2011 02:43 unknown.sam wrote: eshlow i'm having some recurring ac joint problems (right side)...it feels fine when i do pressing movements, but there's pain a few hours after when i mimic front raises and when i swing it to the left (from the front raise position). any ideas as to what's causing the pain? Under the AC joint or in/on the bone of the AC joint? Under teh AC joint you got your supraspinatus which is aggravated ratehr easily with some movements Like said above if its the AC joint itself usually you've had an impact injury in the past or present becaues it's held together by ligaments. So unless you've torn them you usually shouldn't have issues on the bone there. | ||
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