I had lose my weight from 104kg to 86kg nw
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Jul 17 2007, 07:51 PM
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lolx! Great...
I had lose my weight from 104kg to 86kg nw |
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Jul 17 2007, 08:20 PM
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I just feel so reluctant to delete my first post.Now,gym = my life , I dedicate my life , my passion , my world to bodybuilding and fitness.
One day not going to gym , I feel uncomfortable . I love that feeling ,the feeling to strive harder to achieve my goals and I appreciate everything u guys have taught me here. Without u guys(especially Jones,Syd) , it won't have today me. I have lost around 23kg (from 105 to 82-83) , Waist from 41 to 34-35. BEFORE: AFTER: Go this link : http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/488660/+200 This post has been edited by Canopies: Jul 22 2007, 11:39 AM |
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Jul 18 2007, 09:02 AM
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QUOTE(Canopies @ Jul 16 2007, 07:43 PM) HYPERTROPHY SPECIFIC TRAINING bro, corrupted dy the file?1)Clean Bulk stage Reason: It's quite hard for me to go lower weight already , so instead of being a cardio bunny , I think its the right time for me to concentrate on hypertrophy.I hope I can get leaned out while increasing my muscle mass(newbie gain). Current weight 183lbs , 83kg. Today I have done my max search and will be starting next month due to the SD. The HST e-book is very informative and I can post it up and share with u guys. can't download/open it. and where's the pic ? |
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Jul 18 2007, 09:18 AM
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got problem la internet...nvm la , when free i only do.
u juz go da website i gv u , its same |
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Jul 18 2007, 09:51 AM
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Jul 18 2007, 12:49 PM
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where be me pics? or link?
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Jul 18 2007, 05:30 PM
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upload got problem..next time la..when free 1st
Added on July 20, 2007, 8:14 pmOMFG , y imageshack.us keep loading page error??? Added on July 21, 2007, 7:25 pmSTRATEGIC DECONDITIONING (7-9DAYS) During these days , No lifting but cardio only. ^^ , last chance to be cardio bunny ..W00t Clean Bulk Diet: Breakfast 7am 1) 6 egg whites and 1 yolk ( 24g protein) 3) 5 tablespoon of oats (6g protein) 4) 1 Blackmores Multivitamins n Minerals 250Kcal Pre workout 8.30am 1) 1 scoop of whey protein (24g) 2) 4 Jacobs low salt high fiber. 250Kcal Post workout 10am 1)1 scoop of on whey + 1 scoop of glucolin + creatine (24) 520Kcal , glucolin lots calories. Lunch 12pm 1)Chicken white rice (lotsa chicken) (30g) 700Kcal Snack 3pm 1) 1 can of tuna (25g) 200Kcal Dinner 7pm 1)less rice , more meat and veges. (30g) 600Kcal Pre bed 11pm 1)2 fish oil 2)2 slices of cc and milk (20g) 400Kcal Proteins:200g+- Around 2920Kcal ...Means that I'm little bit over my daily calories needs which is 2652Kcal Anyway,moderate cardio will still be done during rest days for health being and stamina. This post has been edited by Canopies: Jul 21 2007, 07:25 PM |
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Jul 21 2007, 07:25 PM
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STRATEGIC DECONDITIONING (7-9DAYS)
During these days , No lifting but cardio only. ^^ , last chance to be cardio bunny ..W00t Clean Bulk Diet: Breakfast 7am 1) 6 egg whites and 1 yolk ( 24g protein) 3) 5 tablespoon of oats (6g protein) 4) 1 Blackmores Multivitamins n Minerals 250Kcal Pre workout 8.30am 1) 1 scoop of whey protein (24g) 2) 4 Jacobs low salt high fiber. 250Kcal Post workout 10am 1)1 scoop of on whey + 1 scoop of glucolin + creatine (24) 520Kcal , glucolin lots calories. Lunch 12pm 1)Chicken white rice (lotsa chicken) (30g) 700Kcal Snack 3pm 1) 1 can of tuna (25g) 200Kcal Dinner 7pm 1)less rice , more meat and veges. (30g) 600Kcal Pre bed 11pm 1)2 fish oil 2)2 slices of cc and milk (20g) 400Kcal Proteins:200g+- Around 2920Kcal ...Means that I'm little bit over my daily calories needs which is 2652Kcal Anyway,moderate cardio will still be done during rest days for health being and stamina. Added on July 21, 2007, 8:30 pmBenjamin , Pls always remember this !!! EAT CLEAN AND LIFT AND SOME CARDIO Thread: Guide to Novice Barbell Training, aka the Official Rippetoe-Starting Strength FAQ View Single Post Old 12-23-2006, 02:23 AM #33 kethnaab Elite Cardio Bunny Join Date: Dec 2005 Age: 36 Stats: 5'9", 230 lbs Posts: 7,425 BodyBlog Entries: 3 BodyPoints: 1896 Rep Power: 1344 kethnaab has a reputation beyond repute. Best rank possible! (+100000)kethnaab has a reputation beyond repute. Best rank possible! (+100000)kethnaab has a reputation beyond repute. Best rank possible! (+100000)kethnaab has a reputation beyond repute. Best rank possible! (+100000)kethnaab has a reputation beyond repute. Best rank possible! (+100000)kethnaab has a reputation beyond repute. Best rank possible! (+100000)kethnaab has a reputation beyond repute. Best rank possible! (+100000)kethnaab has a reputation beyond repute. Best rank possible! (+100000)kethnaab has a reputation beyond repute. Best rank possible! (+100000)kethnaab has a reputation beyond repute. Best rank possible! (+100000)kethnaab has a reputation beyond repute. Best rank possible! (+100000) Visit kethnaab's BodySpace IV. Nutrition and Supplements **A. General Questions **B. Chubbies **C. Skinnies **D. Athletes Nutrition - Chubbies Question - Can I do a cut diet and do cardio while on Starting Strength? Ideally speaking, any initial weight training will be done with a minimum of cardio and while eating a caloric excess. This will allow for optimal muscle growth during the time in your training "career" that is optimal for that muscle growth. Less cardio = more calories for growth, hypothetically speaking. The need for cardiovascular exercise varies from person to person, and from goal to goal. Very few definites about weight training, bodyfat loss, muscular gain and cardiovascular exercise type/intensity/duration and their interrelatedness exist. However, the following can be stated unequivocably: *** Muscle builds most rapidly when adequate supplies of micro- and macronutrients are available at all times. This rarely happens unless you are eating a caloric excess. *** In order to burn bodyfat, you must take in less calories than you need. This generally will result in you taking in less micro- and macronutrients than you need to build muscle, even if you take every supplement on the market. *** Burning bodyfat while gaining muscular bodyweight is confined to mutants, younger (i.e. teenage) males, those who are new to the iron and those who have been previously well-trained, but are now out of shape and are relying on "muscle memory" to work a little magic while they get back into shape. *** Males will have a SIGNIFICANTLY easier time increasing their lean mass while reducing bodyfat than women. Younger guys will also have a significantly easier time of this. In fact, it is almost too easy for a younger guy (under 25) to make this happen for several years, and for a teenager, it's WAY too easy. Case in point...when I first got very serious about weight training, after a few years of farting around, I weighed 185. 2 years later after very serious weight training, I STILL weighed 185, but from the neck down, I looked like an entirely different person. My Mom accused me outright of using anabolic steroids, as did several of my friends (this was almost 20 years ago, before the general public really knew about steroids). I had added a good 500+ lbs to my squat, bench and deadlift in those 2 years, yet I hadn't gained a single pound. My chest and shoulders grew by about foot each, my waistline dropped by about half a foot, and my arms and forearms were almost 2x as big. Yet I weighed the same. That, my friends, is what happens when a young male with the proper bodytype (I am a meso-endomorphic type) lifts like a lunatic and eats solid and clean (and everything in between.... ). I was chubby when I started, and I was pretty damn lean when I was "done". So in essence, I managed to find a balance of calories-in versus calories-out that allowed me to pile muscle on while convincing my body that all that excess bodyfat I had stored up as a semi-lazy teenager wasn't necessary, but the muscle I was piling on WAS necessary. My basic advice to ANY teenager who starts lifting weights is to do the following 1) Clean up your damn diet. Dump the chips, get rid of the french fries, lose the Pepsi/Coke/Dr. Pepper, and stop with the beer and pretzels on the weekends. 2) Eat every 2 hours. It doesn't need to be a lot, but make sure you have a good 20-40g of protein in each meal, and make sure you eat some complex carbs and some fats with each of those meals. Don't stuff yourself, but eat good solid food or if need be, drink a healthy protein shake...not one of those "megaMass 4000". They are just piles of liquified shit that have 400g of sugar per serving and send your colon into a spastic fit. 3) If you can manage to eat cleanly for a month straight, while taking in sufficient protein, carbs and healthy fats, you will add muscle at a rate that will shoot your metabolism through the roof. Just by eating clean, your body will become very efficient at burning bodyfat, and you won't NEED to diet or do an excess of cardio in order to burn bodyfat. Just eat healthy, lift like your life depends on it, and do some light cardio for your health, and the bodyfat will melt away. 4) As a teen, you should REALLY take advantage of the time when you can add muscle the best. Dropping 10 lbs of bodyfat is easy compared to adding 10 lbs of muscle. Ask anyone who has been around the iron game for any period of time. It's much easier to lose bodyfat than to add muscle. The more muscle you have, the EASIER burning bodyfat will be. So take this time to eat clean and add muscle, and wait until late spring before you start worrying about your abs. So, to sum it up, do a bit of cardio for health, clean your diet up, and lift hard and heavy. You will burn way more bodyfat than you can imagine by doing this. Here is a specific diet that I used with great success for recomp (bodyfat loss + strength gain). I'm a natural fatty with a good bit of muscle, and I was getting back into shape. I was 5'9, ~15-18% bodyfat, 215ish lbs. 0600 - 25g Isopure + water + 4g creatine + 4g taurine 0630 to 0730 - cardio 0800 - 1/2c slow oats + 25g whey + 25g casein + 1c skim milk 1030 - 4-6 oz dead animal + "dinner starch" + veggies 1300 - 1c skim cottage cheese + 25g whey + 25g casein 1500 - preworkout drink (50g whey) 1530 to 1700 - lift 1700 - 50g dextrose + 40g whey + 4g creatine + 4g taurine 1700 - 4-6 oz dead animal + dinner starch + veggies 2100 - 1c skim cottage cheese + 2T ANPB + 2c skim milk 2-3g fish oil caps with each non-workout associated meal. On days I didn't lift weights, I cut the 1700 dextrose out. The meat sources were either 95% lean ground beef browned, rinsed and drained, round steak, turkey, chicken (breast AND thighs), and fish (salmon or tuna or perch). "Dinner starch" was either 1/2 yam, 1/2c lentils or 1/4c brown rice. If I had a coffee grinder, I wouldn't have bothered with the dextrose, I just would've ground up some oats, cooked them in water, and added them to the protein drinks pre and post-workout. That is definitely adviseable. I varied the exact meat and starch sources but the overall serving size was measured. This provided enough variance to keep calorie totals fluctuating enough to prevent adaptation, and it also kept things interesting. Some days, I would have the salmon, steak and ground beef along with the lentils. Those days were higher calorie totals and protein. Other days, I ended up with chicken and turkey breast along with lean fish, so my totals were lower. The results were that in 4 months, I went from 211 (severely dehydrated) to 212 with a drastic muscle mass and strength increase, coupled with a 4" loss in my midsection measurement. Also note that I went from a dehydrated 211 to a 212 using 8g creatine + 8g taurine daily, both of which are associated with cellular volumization. In other words, you usually gain a lot of weight. The recomp probably allowed me to switch out a good 5-8 lbs of muscle for an approximately equal amount of fat. Last edited by kethnaab : 12-23-2006 at 04:07 AM. kethnaab is offline kethnaab View Public Profile Find More Posts by kethnaab Added on July 29, 2007, 4:53 pmTomorrow will be my first day of HST. My workout will be like Monday , Wednesday , Friday Squats Leg curl Dips Chins Bench Press / Incline Bent rows Standing Military Press Rear Delt Raise Ez biceps curl Ez skull crusher DB shrugs Standing calf raise Machine crunches Actually I'm not going for a clean bulk , I just don't force feed myself and I will eat like normal , just more cleaner than before. Read above testimony from Kethnab Added on July 30, 2007, 7:32 pmWow,Today is my first day of HST . Dam ,my biceps triceps are burning like hell due to the high reps(acid lactic flushing) when performing workout. Anyway,I started to load my creatine for 5days with 20g each. Not really for bulk but I know that Glucolin has lots lots calories , so I try to add it for my pre and more in PWO . ( By Bryan Haycock) This post has been edited by Canopies: Jul 30 2007, 07:32 PM |
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Jul 30 2007, 07:33 PM
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Wow,Today is my first day of HST .
Dam ,my biceps triceps are burning like hell due to the high reps(acid lactic flushing) when performing workout. Anyway,I started to load my creatine for 5days with 20g each. Not really for bulk but I know that Glucolin has lots lots calories , so I try to add it for my pre and more in PWO . ( By Bryan Haycock) This post has been edited by Canopies: |
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Aug 6 2007, 01:33 AM
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Wow.. your cycle looks somewhat like mine.. since we both ripped it off Bryan Haycock. lol.
but mine alternated some of the compound workouts for legs, chest and back. tweaked a lil for my second cycle. now only alternate for legpress/squat and rows/pullups. I think my cycle still need lots more tweaking... darnit... |
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Aug 6 2007, 07:24 AM
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QUOTE(Neek @ Aug 6 2007, 01:33 AM) Wow.. your cycle looks somewhat like mine.. since we both ripped it off Bryan Haycock. lol. Lolx, I just miss my deadlift but mine alternated some of the compound workouts for legs, chest and back. tweaked a lil for my second cycle. now only alternate for legpress/squat and rows/pullups. I think my cycle still need lots more tweaking... darnit... |
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Aug 15 2007, 03:49 AM
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I want to learn fr carlsuen too
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Aug 17 2007, 09:50 PM
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After few weeks of HST , I'm starting to get use with this routine. I feel HST is actually a very good program for newbies like me , its a full body workout and a low volume sets . I'm doing 3 sets for compound movement now , it feels great and slowly I feel my biceps is pumping up.
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Aug 17 2007, 11:06 PM
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You doing 13 exercises per training session?
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Aug 17 2007, 11:31 PM
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Aug 18 2007, 05:51 AM
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I'd ditch teh leg curl. Cause the rest are all practically doable machine-free. Mebbe swap with lunges or gud mornings?
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Aug 18 2007, 01:05 PM
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i'd say keep the leg curl, grow good and strong hamstring helps in squats and deadlift. lunges not really necessary since u r doing squats.
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Aug 18 2007, 01:21 PM
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but ATG trains teh hammies too no?
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Aug 18 2007, 01:34 PM
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not enough. doing ATG unless u r doing olympic squatting ATG that will do. that is your hammies touches your calves. even so hammies are one of the hardest group of musles to train. those who dont train have quads there, but literally no hammies at all. even trained ppl have small hammies. big hammies are hard to find. so i would say do a leg curl for ur hammies lol
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Aug 18 2007, 01:38 PM
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Okie. Cause I nvr do curls - only real ATG (er... u guys know how deep I squat no?
Added on August 18, 2007, 1:39 pmEh dun butcher the ATG term lah. Say "below parallel" This post has been edited by Syd G: Aug 18 2007, 01:39 PM |
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