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On April 26 2014 11:28 GoTuNk! wrote:Show nested quote +On April 26 2014 10:46 decafchicken wrote:
Lol I actually press more than you even though you out bench me by a lotttt. Weird. nah, jerk/push press/ohp are super correlated OHP doesn't correlate much with bench (as one might think), I think it's good to keep shoulders healthy more than anything. Quit rugby, qualify to the olympics btw, stop being a sissy.
Jerk and ohp are not correlated. There's people like klokov that push press their jerk and then people like Caleb that press 70 and jerk 200.
Hitting people is too fun to quit Rugby. Besides I'd have to sn /cj like 180/220 to qualify.
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On April 27 2014 01:39 decafchicken wrote:Show nested quote +On April 26 2014 11:28 GoTuNk! wrote:On April 26 2014 10:46 decafchicken wrote:
Lol I actually press more than you even though you out bench me by a lotttt. Weird. nah, jerk/push press/ohp are super correlated OHP doesn't correlate much with bench (as one might think), I think it's good to keep shoulders healthy more than anything. Quit rugby, qualify to the olympics btw, stop being a sissy. Jerk and ohp are not correlated. There's people like klokov that push press their jerk and then people like Caleb that press 70 and jerk 200. Hitting people is too fun to quit Rugby. Besides I'd have to sn /cj like 180/220 to qualify.
Are you still 105 or back down to 94 these days??
Also, first weightlifting meet today :D:D:D:D (Trident Classic in Tacoma, WA if anyone's from around here, I'm the novice 77 with a beard lifting pretty light weights if anyone shows up  )
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On April 27 2014 01:39 decafchicken wrote:Show nested quote +On April 26 2014 11:28 GoTuNk! wrote:On April 26 2014 10:46 decafchicken wrote:
Lol I actually press more than you even though you out bench me by a lotttt. Weird. nah, jerk/push press/ohp are super correlated OHP doesn't correlate much with bench (as one might think), I think it's good to keep shoulders healthy more than anything. Quit rugby, qualify to the olympics btw, stop being a sissy. Jerk and ohp are not correlated. There's people like klokov that push press their jerk and then people like Caleb that press 70 and jerk 200. Hitting people is too fun to quit Rugby. Besides I'd have to sn /cj like 180/220 to qualify.
lol at caleb
meh, that's like 50kg to your total? I don't see how that is no doable if you stop drinking (so lose fat weight) and stop wasting energy on activities that take longer than 5 second to perform.
aren't those numbers too high? I'm quite sure I a saw a bunch of lifters at 94 and 105 doing worse than that.
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Hahahaha I wish I was totalling 350. And I'd have to put up a higher Sinclair than Kendrick Farris, Ian Wilson, norik vardanian, etc.
And I'm around 102kg. #fat
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On April 11 2014 00:36 Topin wrote:Show nested quote +On April 04 2014 00:40 Topin wrote:+ Show Spoiler +On March 27 2014 23:40 Topin wrote:Show nested quote +On March 22 2014 08:58 Topin wrote:
eating 1500 (aprox) calories a day for little more than a week... i just want to eat a complete KFC *sigh* also im taking more time to recover T_______T week 2: another week... not visible results yet. about diet: getting used to the deficit (1500 aprox) im eating more fruits in the nights. boiled eggs almost every day, meat/fish and veggies for protein. for carbs i mainly go for potatos, trying to avoid rice b/c of the calories in comparison. if i want to feel full broccoli man, that shit is massive and almost no calories. about gym: time of recovery longer, i feel tired more time after every session. cant add more weight so im trying to maintain my currents lifts. personal victory: dips 3x5 completed =D mind: im getting tired and having doubts. week 3: down 2.5kg aprox....78kg now aprox diet: same thing. not taking breakfast. having a light lunch and eating to complete my calories intake at night. still at 1500 gym: barely keeping my lifts. changed my grip to mixed in DL and scored a PR 180kg i dont think im going to add weight. mind: hard to keep motivated T_T week 4: 77kg started training bjj again, just going one or two days a week, learning how to balance weights and bjj. fucking fat in my lower belly just doesnt go T_T starting to doubt if i had muscle behind the fat. diet: im used now to the diet (1500 +/- 100 calories). gym: squat: 160kg, decided to deload to prevent injuries.
week 5 and 6:
77kg... hmmm i have been getting more protein (meat/tuna) maybe because of that i haven lose weight idk T_T
belly fat still there, started to do some ab work once a week (Knee/Hip Raise On Parallel Bars) ... i thought this would be "easy" but i got doms the next day, it really surprised because i do squats every week.
gym: will be deloading DL to 160... yesterday i felt awful with 180. also deloaded bech to 100 from 110.
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Anyone using myfitnesspal app to track macros?
I'm a little confused. After I typed in my stats and my goals and if it's telling me that my daily goal is for instance 1800 calories, will I reach my goals if I eat around 1800 or do I have to add the ~ -500 calorie deficit?
Also what's a good food source for sodium? Not sure if the table salt I use for my eggs is enough for the daily requirement.
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I just use it to track calories/macros and ignore the goals it tells me, or you can make up inputs until the requirements meet what your aiming for. I find I have to eat over the recommended amount in order to gain weight, but it's different for everyone. It can be a good baseline while you find out what works for you though. Not really sure about the sodium, I'm surprised you aren't getting enough since that's like the one thing everyone is getting too much of.
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On April 28 2014 05:08 Najda wrote:
I just use it to track calories/macros and ignore the goals it tells me, or you can make up inputs until the requirements meet what your aiming for. I find I have to eat over the recommended amount in order to gain weight, but it's different for everyone. It can be a good baseline while you find out what works for you though. Not really sure about the sodium, I'm surprised you aren't getting enough since that's like the one thing everyone is getting too much of.
yeah I just noticed that I did a few mistakes entering the numbers and now I'm close to the recommended amount of sodium, I also don't calculate my salt i spice my eggs and sometimes lunches with so it should be good with that ^^
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Use this to estimate how many calories you should be eating http://iifym.com/iifym-calculator/ and then use myfitnesspal to follow them. Then you can adjust how many calories you should be eating based on how your weight changes over several weeks.
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you can change the percentages on the website too (carbs / protein / fat).
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'nother squat PR: 130 for 5 solid ass reps. Bulking is going well too so time to beast it up for another 3 weeks of bulking, then cutting to 8%.
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On April 26 2014 04:48 IgnE wrote:
45 degree angle is preferable. Looking across the plane of the bench obscures some things.
Is that from the side aiming 45 degree down, or from one of the back corners of the bench, if that makes any sense?
Did take a 4 day break from lifting and will record the session today.
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29 years old now. A night of heavy drinking sets me back so damn much. Drank too much Saturday, completely wasted Sunday, feeling sorry for myself, eating pizza to get over hangover, etc. Monday morning I still have a headache when I exert myself doing my workout. Still completed it at around 75% of my normal lifts. Trying to lose weight, but due to the pizza/beer/drunk food I gained 3 kg (water weight mostly I guess).
Man, I wish I could stop doing this to myself. Every month I repeat the cycle of "why the fuck do I drink?" into not drinking for 2-3 weeks, repeat. Hard when all my friends are drunkards.
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On April 28 2014 21:59 SoleSteeler wrote:
29 years old now. A night of heavy drinking sets me back so damn much. Drank too much Saturday, completely wasted Sunday, feeling sorry for myself, eating pizza to get over hangover, etc. Monday morning I still have a headache when I exert myself doing my workout. Still completed it at around 75% of my normal lifts. Trying to lose weight, but due to the pizza/beer/drunk food I gained 3 kg (water weight mostly I guess).
Same age, same goals, same Saturday night. You're not alone :p
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Baby steps, stop with either the pizza or the booze first! (Probably pizza, i know its damn yummy but no just stop!)
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I just found out I missed Klokov visiting a local gym two weeks ago. fml would've loved to go see him lift some weights and shake his hand
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When I drink I eat a fuck load. I can't stop. There's a reason I used to weigh 250~ pounds (these days I'm around 180-190 depending on how much I care about my diet). I used to drink a lot, then smash pizzas, sub sandwiches, poutines, etc. Saturday night we just kept ordering meat at a Korean BBQ place with more and more beer/soju... then went to a convenience store and snacks, chocolate bars, beer kept coming. I would rather stop drinking beer than stop eating pizza. Actually, we hadn't had pizza in a month but my wife was hungry, I was hungry/hungover. It just happens sometimes.
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On April 28 2014 21:59 SoleSteeler wrote:29 years old now. A night of heavy drinking sets me back so damn much. Drank too much Saturday, completely wasted Sunday, feeling sorry for myself, eating pizza to get over hangover, etc. Monday morning I still have a headache when I exert myself doing my workout. Still completed it at around 75% of my normal lifts. Trying to lose weight, but due to the pizza/beer/drunk food I gained 3 kg (water weight mostly I guess). Man, I wish I could stop doing this to myself. Every month I repeat the cycle of "why the fuck do I drink?" into not drinking for 2-3 weeks, repeat. Hard when all my friends are drunkards.
Replace beer with hard liquior (whisky/vodka with diet coke is ok) and skip the pizza. You will be more drunk and keep leaning out.
Leave a 1-2L water bottle in the middle of your bed, so you drink it no matter what, reducing your hangover substantially.
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I can say no to candy, fizzy drinks and fast food... But not beer.
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