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 journey to a leaner, more ripped body, damn fats!

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diablokun
post Dec 9 2009, 01:22 AM

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QUOTE(Sib @ Dec 6 2009, 06:01 PM)
remarks  :  still struggling to do the proper deadlift, my reference is only from youtube. i've seen none in the gym doin it even for the ol' timers...  sad.gif

duration  :  1H 30mins
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imo, u must use quite a heavy weights to do deadlift in order to get correct form...make sure your back is not rounded...buttocks up, look at the ceiling and lift up !! strect to the max !! try looking for ronnie coleman's deadlift video @ youtube...you'll get better picture...good luck !!

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post Jan 2 2010, 05:59 PM

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yo sib...what's your diet like ?? you should've losing some weight by now, at least 2-4kgs ??
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post Jan 2 2010, 09:34 PM

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QUOTE(Sib @ Jan 2 2010, 07:35 PM)
last time i checked around 78kg on 31.12.2009, but sadly not b4 tat  doh.gif  but i think i've only lost 2kg iinm...

as i'm staying at home, i've absolutely no ctrl in handling foods prepared, whatever there is, i'll eat it, no questions ask  sad.gif

so, in order for me to get a steady supply of proteins (in case they didn't cook any meats or fish) i drank 1~2L of milk (dutch lady). my tummy is picky when it comes to milk tho, HL is a no no as it causes me instant bloat...crap  doh.gif

i usually took breakfast early in the morning at 6.00~8.00am, lunch at 12.00~1.00pm and dinner 6.00~7.00pm. 3 meals per day.

and btw, i oso took 4caps of lipo6 everyday since last month as a boost to my workouts.

if there's anything tat u guys can share, pls do.

thx all  icon_rolleyes.gif
well, i'm no expert on diets but you should add more meals and make it into at least 5...i think you know this and it is a basic rules...as for your moms cook, try to change the menu, even using the same preparations...cut the oily foods, boiled it...maybe you can put aside the raw material and cook it yourself...! i just tried it, and believe me, it's not that hard...

QUOTE(Sib @ Jan 2 2010, 07:35 PM)
well, i've stumbled upon an old thread and found out a quote by bata and caught my attention.

normally i'll go for a 30~40mins of cardio on treadmill, fast walk~light jog b4 lifting weights. i've done it the other way around b4 and i tell ya it's damn hard and i can't even hold a light jog for even 15mins... sweat.gif

so which is the best way? appreciate if any1 can help me on this

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always do cardio AFTER your training or just do it on the non workout days...many ppl doing it the other way around...i just started doing cardio a couple week back and i lost 2kg already...give it a try and you'll know what i mean...

good luck bro...keep it coming and be proud of yourself... thumbup.gif

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post Jan 14 2010, 12:23 PM

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QUOTE(Sib @ Jan 4 2010, 07:37 PM)
workout for the day, doing cardio at the end. (as suggested by diablokun)  icon_rolleyes.gif

started with

deadlift : 5 x 5 (20+40kg)

squat : 5 x 5 (20+14kg) <--- my knee gave way, mbe cuz i didn't warm up enuff  doh.gif

bench press : 5 x 5 (20+27.2kg)

pull/chin up(machine) : 5 x 5 each

cardio : 15mins (waffak!)  sweat.gif  sweat.gif  sweat.gif

remarks : it's harder to go for cardio at the end of the session tho. now i dunno whether i shud stick to the old method (cardio 1st) or the other way around.
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here's a thing bro...cardio pre-workout is a HUGE NO for you...why ?? your muscles and protein synthesis would be fatigue and go very low by the time you start weight lifting...thus, will impair your muscle recovery and building...unless you don't want serious gain, i would be happy to withdraw my suggestion...

another thing is, to cardio RIGHT AFTER workout also not a very good choice whereas this is the time (within 30 minutes after you finish workout), where your muscles need to be feed with protein and so on...if you have time, do cardio on your non workout days or just do right in the morning before you go to the gym...else, just do easy cardio after weightlifting, less than 30 minutes...

i'm just saying which is better, which come later...but then, it's still your call...

some of the reading on this...


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