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1. Pick up a human nutrition text book. Well worth the moneyOriginally Posted by JCASH DA KID
Where can I learn more about the benefits of Vitamin D. Also I haven't lifted in a while what would be better westside style routine or starting strength??
I really like Gaspari's Myofusion.Originally Posted by The Kid Fiasco
Im all out on Protein. Whats a good one to get, I was at GNCtoday, I was debating on ON Gold Standard Whey Protein OR The ONPlatinum Hydro Whey
Originally Posted by EveryDayKicks
School started back up today and I have no clue how to fit in my workouts. School 5 days a week plus work doesnt leave me alot of time..any suggestions to help me out?
Originally Posted by DCAllAmerican
[h1]Kurt Angle Reveals His Weekly Workout Program[/h1]
Written by RyanGray on Aug 27, 2009 - 8:42:26 AM
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Wrestling News World reader William McPhail sent word that BodyBuilding.com has a new interview online with Kurt Angle. He talks about training for the Olympics in 1996 and how he has altered his training now. Below is his actually weekly training program:
Kurt's Weekly Training Program:
Day 1:
Chest warm-up - (3 sets of each)
Machine Press
Dumbbell Press
Dips
Back (3 sets of each)
Lat Pulls
Dumbbell Rows
Cable Rows
Triceps (2 sets of each)
Machine Triceps Press
Dumbbell Kick Back
Biceps (2 sets of each)
Machine Curl
Hammer Curls
Abs
Decline Crunch
Leg Lifts
Day 2:
Running between 3 to 6 miles.
Quads (3 sets of 50-100)
Squats
Calves (15 min)
Jump Rope
Day 3:
Shoulders (3 Heavy sets)
Machine or Dumbbell press
Traps (3 Heavy sets)
Shrugs
Triceps (3 quick pump sets)
Cable pushdowns
Biceps (3 quick pump sets)
Concentration curls
Abs
Machine crunch
Leg lifts
Day 4:
Running between 3 to 6 miles.
Quads (3 sets of 50-100)
Squats
Calves (15 min)
Jump Rope
Day 5:
Chest w-up - (3 super set of each, reps between 10 to 20)
Incline press
Machine Fly's
Pullovers
Back (3 sets of giant sets)
Machine Cable Rows
Hammer Lat pulldowns
Dumbbell Rows
Triceps (3 quick pump sets)
Cable machine overhead triceps press
Biceps (3 quick pump sets)
Preacher curls
Day 6:
Running between 3 to 6 miles.
Quads (3 sets of 50-100)
Squats
Calves (15 min)
Jump Rope
Day 7:
Rest or Run
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Any help?Originally Posted by I NaSmatic I
I'm 22 and haven't lifted weights since high school. I was wondering if this was a good workouts for me? I'm 5'7 and 150 lbs. and usually get my exercise hooping.
Any help?Originally Posted by I NaSmatic I
I'm 22 and haven't lifted weights since high school. I was wondering if this was a good workouts for me? I'm 5'7 and 150 lbs. and usually get my exercise hooping.
Originally Posted by The Kid Fiasco
Im all out on Protein. Whats a good one to get, I was at GNCtoday, I was debating on ON Gold Standard Whey Protein OR The ONPlatinum Hydro Whey
Calories WAYYY too low man.Originally Posted by PltcsAsUsual
Finally gonna go at this full force heres what i came up with and i started...
Goal weight 180-190
(Think Idris Elba)
Current weight 230
Assistance--
Phentermine pill daily (side effects havent really been serious at all i was suprised)
EVS 100%whey protein after workout
*let me know what i can saftely add i dont wanna take creatine because the phent is like having 6 coffee's
Diet--
1049 calories
No soda
Water during work outs
Gatorade and juice
Grilled chicken
Veggie
1 steak a week grilled no juice
No fast food
Weekly workout
-As many sets a day as I can
-distance jogging when possible
Sunday
Chest triceps
100 Abs
Running Tull tired
Monday
Biceps shoulders
150 abs
Running Tull tired
Tuesday
Back traps
200 abs
Running Tull tired
Wednesday
Light Chest light triceps
Full legs
200 Abs
Running Tull tired
Thursday
Full Biceps full shoulders
Lower back
200 abs
Running Tull tired
Friday
Rest
Abs at home
Saturday
Rest make up
Repeat weekly
Week 1 * I will keep this post updated every sunday with my progress
*Keep the flames coming i need it for motivation*
Any tip's are greatly appreciated or anything i can add to make the process quicker would be highly appreciated..
[/h1]Did he reveal which 'supplements' he took back in his WWF days? This guy used to be an absolute monster a few years back but was obviously juicing. Since leaving them he's lost a very significant amount of muscle and his bodyfat% has increased a lot.Kurt Angle Reveals His Weekly Workout Program
First off you should be shooting for at leeeeast 2,000 calories. I'd aim for something around these nutrient values for cutting, but I'm no expert so others chime in. 55% calories from carbs, 25% from protein, 20% from fat. So 275g carbs, 125g protein, 45g fat.Originally Posted by PltcsAsUsual
I look at a few different things. Calories, fat, protein, and value. Taste isn't as important cause I've had some nasty protein before.Originally Posted by Jordan Novice
I didn't get much help on my question but that's okay, I figured that would happen.
But instead I have another question to ask. What is the difference between all the different types of Whey Protein?
There are several different brands; are they all the same, just different logo and marketing?
As well as that, it comes down to taste as well?
Which do you choose and why?