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Originally Posted by bittersweet
Because I like breads and cheese.
But just think about how delicious a chicken breast would be with that bread and cheese?
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Originally Posted by bittersweet
Because I like breads and cheese.
Its not that I didnt eat as much as I normally do I worded it wrong. I ate the same amount but I just didnt space it out like I normally do every 2 to 3 hours. It was more like a big breakfast and lunchOriginally Posted by keepzdasneakz
Originally Posted by Yankeephan87
I didnt eat as often as I normally do today and I couldnt even get the bar off the bench to bench press. Is this because I was low on sleep or because I didnt eat as much and often as I normally do?
Originally Posted by brettTHEjett
curious to know:
What is everyone's 5 rep max bench, squat, deadlift, military, row ???
Bench- 185Originally Posted by brettTHEjett
Originally Posted by brettTHEjett
curious to know:
What is everyone's 5 rep max bench, squat, deadlift, military, row ???
Originally Posted by brettTHEjett
Originally Posted by brettTHEjett
curious to know:
What is everyone's 5 rep max bench, squat, deadlift, military, row ???
yo really? pm her if you want to know stuff like thisOriginally Posted by DCAllAmerican
BitterSweet, what is the history of you and being a non-meat eater? (No hetero)
Brett, I lift by myself so I dont have alot of those #'s. I mostly use dumbells when lifting.
I've been meaning to ask this from alot of you for a while but I wanted to gauge what everybody thinks the best routine is for gaining muscle mass within a 2-3 month period. Is it:
- full body routines done a couple times a week (different excercises for each session)
- seperate muscle groups on a day by themselves
- pulling/pushing/leg muscles each on a different day
- or something else
I'm asking this because I went from doing full body routines to pushing/pulling muscle groups to now seperate muscle groups on each day and I felt that the seperate muscle groups routine worked better...anyone think otherwise?
Id have to look up my 5 reps numbers, but here are my latest 10 rep numbers:Originally Posted by brettTHEjett
Originally Posted by brettTHEjett
curious to know:
What is everyone's 5 rep max bench, squat, deadlift, military, row ???
Originally Posted by brettTHEjett
curious to know:
What is everyone's 5 rep max bench, squat, deadlift, military, row ???
Bench.. 135
Squat... 190
Deadlift... 260
row... don't know
Originally Posted by 55steep
I'm a distance runner (I run 70mi a week) and I'd like to add a little extra muscle. I've been lifting hard regularly for the past six months, but I've only gained 5 pounds total, so I was thinking about taking a supplement or something for weight gain (I don't know the first thing about this kind of stuff).
Does anybody know a good supplements or whatever would work to gain a little extra weight (5-10 pounds) or a any easy to understand resources online that could help me figure it out?
keepzdasneakz wrote:
^Chill on the running. Problem solved. It was impossible for me to gain when I was a distance runner as well...and I ran not but a 1/4 of what you're doing per week.
I don't want to drop my mileage down since I'm still a really competitve runner, but I do want to add a few pounds of muscle and look a lil more cut, would supplements or anything of that kind help me?
So basically...you wanna be like meOriginally Posted by brettTHEjett
Grimlock from my studies it's the compound exercises, i.e. the big five I mentioned. That's what I'm doing.
my current >> goal 5rm
bench - 150 - 225
squat - 195 - 275
military - 135 - 185
dead - 225 - 315
row - 135 - 185
Fat cant be turned into muscle.Originally Posted by heartofthacity
Question regarding "turning fat into muscle"
I've always heard (and assumed) that fat can turn into muscle.
First of all it makes sense.. also frail dudes can't build muscle if
they continue eating at maintenance--but with that being said,
does that work in a situation where someone has excess fat and
is lifting??
Because I came across
http://scoobysworkshop.com/
this site
which is pretty awesome/informative, but
somewhere within (I don't remember where, browse)
it brings up that fat cannot be converted into muscle
any thoughts?
How much do you weigh? (I'm just curious)Originally Posted by PanaRicanRetro
Don't really know the 5 on the dot. Same as Durden, I'd have to do the math, since I don't really powerlift.
Bench: 275 x 6 to 8 reps
Squat: 405 x 5
Deadlift: 495 x 3
Rows: 225 x 10-12
Military Press: 185 x 8-10
Never liked it, also when my mom was carrying me she reacted to it because of me.Originally Posted by DCAllAmerican
BitterSweet, what is the history of you and being a non-meat eater? (No hetero)
Originally Posted by keepzdasneakz
Guys I need a little help, I've been using thedailyplate pretty extensively since I've started this carb cycling. According to my macros, even under a watchful eye, I'm still consuming roughly 50% carbs and 34% protein with 16% fat....what are some things i could eat to reduce the carbs? I've only eaten about 950 calories, with just yogurt, a turkey sandwich, protein cereal....seems like its so hard to find anything that'll fill me without carbs in it. Suggestions? I've been eating tilapia and chicken breasts as well with microwaved veggies.