QUOTE(JonYeap @ Oct 16 2009, 01:20 PM)
Finished d. 220kg total. I swear the barbells in Sabah are 5 kilos heavier than the weight it states.
Bodybuilding Thread V6, Bodybuilding Discussion
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goldmine... Added on October 26, 2009, 10:43 pmhttp://www.tmuscle.com/free_online_article/sports_body_training_performance/how_to_pull_1008_pounds_and_make_it_look_easy?utm_source=weekly_dose&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=tmuscle This post has been edited by pizzaboy: Oct 26 2009, 10:43 PM |
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QUOTE(euphoria88 @ Oct 26 2009, 11:38 PM) Swimmers do that too. Before and after competition, a jacket is put over a body to remain the warmth of the body so that the muscles won't get 'cooled down' easily. Don't know if it applies here That's the thing. In weightlifting we have it between lifts as well. But why does a bodybuilder need that? |
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Oct 27 2009, 12:53 PM
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It is a cosmetic activity.....YOU ARE RIGHT!
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QUOTE(pizzaboy @ Oct 27 2009, 12:53 PM) QUOTE(euphoria88 @ Oct 27 2009, 03:29 PM) It actually differs for individuals. Maybe he wants his body to cool down slowly and sweat more something like in a sauna sweating to get skinnier or something. Or like shanecross say to be cool and hardcore. Or to cover his sweating body untill he gets home etc there's so many reasons. But mainly the jacket is to keep your body warm er ok |
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QUOTE(Desvaro @ Oct 27 2009, 08:27 PM) Hi pizzaboy, apparently in today's newspaper Penang was assured that they would be considered host next year's World Weightlifting Championships. Serious? I've no idea about it. The last I heard was Sam Coffa talk to the Penang weightlifting hosts, that they wanted to organize it there. But gan boon leong the retard threw a tantrum because he wasn't informed (Btw, it was just a SUGGESTION only during that time)If that does happen, I hope to see you competing okay? I'll hire a bunch of pretty cheerleaders to wear t-shirts that say "I'd do Pizzaboy anytime, but only in a Squat Rack". http://www.scribd.com/doc/21578437/thesun-...erakan-patch-up Oh if that's true, excellent lah! Means, I'll stay in Malaysia for another year to watch it. Compete there? Hehe...the world weightlifting games is the one that weightlifters watch for apart from Olympics. In WWC, it's where the real big guns compete. This is where you'll see 56KG men, lifting 165KG overhead, regularly. Something I can only front squat. |
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QUOTE(Florian @ Oct 28 2009, 12:16 AM) It makes you lose WATER weight, it's the fat weight you want to lose, the water keeps you alive, makes your blood flow, helps to burn the fat and builds muscle. I just don't understand why people want to go to sauna to dehydrate themselves. The sauna is lovely to make you get pins and needles and this lacticey acid feel all over.Please read/research more before making such unscientific statements and mislead others here. And wonderful way to somehow get me more relaxed. That's why I use it personally. I gain 3 inches (I've measured) on my splits just after doing a sauna. Maybe no reason for it to happen, scientifically but it's workin well for me. |
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Muscular soreness from tissue breakdown and muscular soreness from tissue tightness and tension, are two different things.
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QUOTE(puppytrainer @ Oct 28 2009, 12:28 PM) kotmj, http://patrickhdonnelly.blogspot.com/2008/...-dumbbells.htmlThanks for your suggestion. I think I will get the 20kg plate when I am ready, may be after 3/4 months. As I am quite new to body building as well. :-) Do you know the price and brand of any of the items above? |
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QUOTE(Apple_Wannabe @ Oct 30 2009, 01:32 AM) I've been going to gym for about 2 weeks now and i'm doing these weights. That's roughly 12% bodyfat.Squat 75Kg Deadlift 100Kg Bench Press 50Kg Overhead Press 25Kg ( there's this issue with my shoulder so i don't dare to do heavier in the mean time ) I've adding 5Kg every time i hit the gym for squat and deadlift. 2.5Kg for bench press. Is it balanced? Should i slow down? I'm doing these in good postures though...im doing 1 day rest in between training 1.75cm 88Kg at the moment..planning to go down to 80Kg with more muscle mass and 10%-12% body fat by chinese new year (14th Feb) ![]() http://munfitnessblog.com/wp-content/uploa...-percentage.jpg It ain't gonna be a walk in the park. What are your dietary plans to achieve this? On a side note, I squatted 140KG for 5x5, and guess what happened? My calves hurt. |
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Good luck drinking it!
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QUOTE(kotmj @ Nov 3 2009, 02:03 PM) 1. If one supplement is good, more is better. Take everything you can find. Actually when kneeling, it increases the core stability as well. Ridiculous workout.2. Do the overhead press while kneeling. It strengthens the splenius and gluteus midiismus. FOr example check this guy out |
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QUOTE(strinq @ Nov 3 2009, 11:25 PM) damn...i'm in a dilemma now... Increase your calories by a significant margin and continue the workout. Not optimal, but when you're chasing 2 things at one time, chances are you'll end up being good at nothing, and mediocre at both. Something that's expected anyway.I love running and to be good at it you need to run at least 3-4 times a week. And unfortunately the stronglift programme says absolutely no workout of any kind during rest days (which are the days i use to run because after workouts you really can't run...). Arrrggghhh.... |
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QUOTE(strinq @ Nov 4 2009, 12:12 AM) I just discovered the joy of running actually. Continue running. Adjust your current routine to accommodate your running since you seem to be more into running. Reduce the frequency of weights.Have been pretty 'fit' all this while. Actually both the running and bodybuilding coincided as i was looking to loose some weight and then build a nice lean body with defined muscles. Then the running bug caught hold of me. Now I actually have some goals as in running a half marathon etc. But at the same time still want a nicely figured body. |
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