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So you think your body type need fat burners to get leaner? What about the basic?Progress pics/videos V6
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Apr 27 2013, 12:08 AM
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Jun 17 2013, 03:39 PM
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QUOTE(enix2000 @ Jun 17 2013, 02:43 PM) http://instagram.com/p/ak4GisCBrd/ Ankle, wrist and any joints, you can't really grow em since it is all genetics. http://instagram.com/p/ak36-FCBrO/ 15/6/2013 I have really small bones.. and my leg aint growing despite I do train them.. I've tried everything from 5x5, pyramid, drop etc HOW? My ankles, wrist, knees bone are real small.. How do i upload pic to the post directly? TQ You said that you have tried 5x5, drop sets, pyramid, bla bla bla... Have you tried eating more? |
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Jun 18 2013, 02:23 PM
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QUOTE(enix2000 @ Jun 18 2013, 10:20 AM) Im on IF and low carb diet on non workout day. Almost 1.8k daily (deficit of 200-300) Yeah like -Dan said, how can you gain muscle if you are having calorie deficit? You do know that you need calorie surplus to grow more muscle right? So what is your current priority? You can lose the belly fat or gain some muscle mass on your thigh but you can't do both or very hard to do both at the same time.Still have belly fats.. Sigh.. QUOTE(mikehuan @ Jun 18 2013, 12:29 PM) Mike, care to explain a bit on the body recomp? |
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QUOTE(enix2000 @ Jun 18 2013, 04:40 PM) My target now is to achieve a <10% bf while building muscle. You can, if you have fine tune your diet to the T. If your diet is a so so, that wont be happening.I forgot where I read this but it is possible, like mike said, it is difficult. other parts are growing just not the wheels. thats the problem |
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QUOTE(NovusInitium @ Jun 18 2013, 11:40 PM) will look that up,, btw, can this be trusted? That would be correct. The video below also explain on how much muscle can you gain and as per Scooby highlighted, it is diminishing every year. Logically, there would be limit on how much a person can gain muscle mass or all bodybuilders would become hulk-like physique. http://scoobysworkshop.com/expectations/ Note 6) There is a point of diminishing returns with lifting weights. At first, the strength and muscle mass gains are very rapid (the newbie effect). In each subsequent year, the gains are less and less until at some point you reach your genetic maximum and all gains cease despite intense workouts and flawless nutrition. How long it takes to reach the genetic maximum depends on many factors including genetics but most importantly on the intensity of the workout program. If someone lifts casually and does a whole body workout for 30min 3 days a week, they will never reach their genetic max. After 20 years, if they get serious about lifting, they could have a second chance at the newbie effect and spectacular gains despite their “ole” age. On the other hand if a teen starts professional powerlifting at age 16 then they might hit their genetic max very early, perhaps in as few as 6 years. very interesting in deed |
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Jun 21 2013, 12:18 AM
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QUOTE(justaregularjoe @ Jun 20 2013, 09:56 PM) » Click to show Spoiler - click again to hide... « » Click to show Spoiler - click again to hide... « takes 2 years, from 13% to 17% bodyfat lol.. |
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Jun 24 2013, 04:10 PM
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Jun 26 2013, 12:11 PM
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QUOTE(ZforZebra @ Jun 26 2013, 08:39 AM) im taking in quite clean ady. less fat and salt and such. There is a different between clean diet and clean bulk. i have not eaten any fast food or friend food the the past few months already. i calculated my daily caloric intake also like insufficient to gain weight. i also duno how i gained fat.....dem.....nutrition is the hardest part here Clean diet is diet of healthy food such as chicken breast, no fast food etc and the opposite is dirty diet where fast food is one of the menu. This kind of diet will not determine whether you'll gain more fat than the other. On the other hand, there is clean bulk and dirty bulk. Clean bulk is taking low amount of calorie surplus, usually 10% -20% of maintenance calorie. For dirty bulk, you eat a lot of calorie surplus. I leave the rest for you to figure out |
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QUOTE(ZforZebra @ Jun 26 2013, 12:35 PM) According to scoobyworkshop calculator. I need 2218 cals to have a clean bulk It's so easy. You don't even sure how much calorie is in your diet. Well, problem solved.I calculated before, I dont think my diet touches the value above. But im gaining fat.....Sigh.....what can I do? I'm thinking of switching back to mass gainers(anabolic peak) instead of whey to hit my caloric goal. My meals revolve around below. Breakfast 1 cup milo with oats multivitamins, 1g Vit c, and 500mg Vit E reach office 2 scoop met-rx natural whey, 260 cals,46g protein 1 apple 1 medium sized tomato lunch 1 slice pan fry sting ray 1.2xcup white rice vege or pan mee noodles large or any noodles(large) or chicken rice breast add small rice and extra chicken or mixed rice with lots meat and vege tea time 120g steamed chicken breast 1 medium tomato dinner 1 cup white+brown rice 280g steamed chicken breast vege or anything revolves around that 1-2 hrs before sleep 1 cup of anlene milk with oats This post has been edited by alien9: Jun 26 2013, 12:53 PM |
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QUOTE(chayjeong @ Jun 28 2013, 11:59 PM) Before and After! IIRC, that is 4 months of progress no coz I remember you've posted your skinny pic before; or much shorter than 4 months Comments and critique please, I know my body fat is very high, gonna start cutting soon. Anyway, that is a noticeable progress but comparing 2nd and 3rd pic, your traps didn't have any improvement and do post some back pic if you can |
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QUOTE(deadmau5 @ Aug 7 2013, 01:05 AM) Is that what they call a sumo deadlift? I've never tried pulling with my arms inside of the hips coz it kinda feels that I'll snap my back anytime lol Yes that would be a sumo deadlift. If you are accustomed to conventional deadlift, you'll find that sumo deadlift is very awkward for you (me too). Nevertheless, doing sumo cut your ROM greatly which is very beneficial. |
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QUOTE(magiclover0716 @ Oct 1 2013, 05:39 PM) C'mon la, the diet way too strict, way too strict. I eat pizza KFC and desserts too. Just learned to ate cleaner. I meant I followed the workout exactly, sorry for the misunderstanding caused. You are complaining that the diet is too strict but you want to achieve something that a lot of normal person cannot get? Pfft.Now back to the ques, I want to be lean, and also be bigger. So could you shed some lights on cutting or bulking first? |
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QUOTE(stevenX @ Nov 11 2013, 08:26 PM) It's not a mix between tuna and mineral water. It's type of tuna in can. There are tuna in mayonaise, tuna in olive oil, and the cheapest yet healthiest tuna in can version would be tuna in mineral water. Giant once sold Blue Bay Shredded Tuna, 1 can for RM 1.79 |
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QUOTE(YakAttack @ Nov 15 2013, 10:56 PM) Glad you asked. It's reducing a lot from your progress pic thou. Hopefully it'll gone and you'll have that nice blocked chest to show Got it checked out about 6 months ago. Apparently it's not too uncommon for teenagers. Doc said it'll pass with time, who knows. It is kind of a b*tch tho, but whadyagonnado. |
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QUOTE(nkforce @ Jun 23 2014, 03:38 PM) Current progress, i'm having hard time to gain my arms size, it seem like it never grow anymore, i need guide from all the senpai! |
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