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Welcome bro. Glad to have another fitness Industry expert in here to help us all. I'm looking forward to gaining more knowledge from you.
Your workouts seem intense. I'm soooo far away from that kind of power. I'm 6'2 179 lbs. I was 170 3 months ago so I've been slowly trying to bulk.
I'm doing a very clean bulk so it's taking forever...I feel like I look like the same scrawny guy as I was 3 months ago. But I'm keeping my headup and trying to stay patient and disciplined.
Weight is all relative. If your weigh 150lbs that's really good, but if ur closer to 300lb not so much. U should take a look at the book Starting Strength. It's a very good book on how I increase the amount of weight by simply tweaking ur form. It's. very good read and a must have for any person involved in weight lifting.My dead lifts are so poor. I've been doing 3x5 at 225 or 245 depending on how I feel
LOL I use to be a fat kid when I was little. My chest has just never developed. Its by far my weakest body part. It doesnt respond like the restNo hate but what's up with your chest u look like u have some gyno going on
you gonna get your usual bro tips in here, but ima share my philosophy :
Cardio is helpful but not necessary. Your diet is crucial and will comprise 90% of your success. Cut out all processed carbs (better to exclude bread altogether), bad oils (hydrogenated/saturated), and anything with sugar and especially HFCS. Pretty much any type of processed food and the further it is removed from the source, the worse it is for you. It might be hard at first, but incorporate this into your lifestyle so its not just a temporary diet plan. Eat lots of veggies and greens as well as good fats. Everyone will have their own approach but personally, i've become a lot more toned over the past year and especially the last few months and I NEVER do cardio because i hate feeling like a hamster and I sit in the office for 8 hrs a day while going to the gym for 3-4 times a week. It cannot be stressed enough how important your food is. I can't help but feel a little sad looking at people going ham on the treadmill only to stay looking like an amoeba, while all that effort is not even necessary, just eat right.
Around 510 grams of caffeine stacked with 1 scoop of hemavol my workout was crazy
thanks for the tip bro, but wont burning the extra calories help? i mean i cant see how it would be less efficient to do cardio. Especially if i slip up a little on my diet, like adding a little cream to my coffee, or having the occasional bag of chips or slice of pizza...I always thought doing a lil cardio can erase all the small mistakes made in the diet..idk im not experienced at all just my thought process..i could be wrong, but it seems like just math to me
No quite gyno just fat LOL
Was just bored...so I decided to go through the photo gallery for this thread...
Real talk..
You guys are truly inspirational for me. The progress you have all made, nobody can take those hours, that sacrifice, that pain and that effort away from you. You had a goal and formed a plan of action to achieve it. Respect. I'm thoroughly impressed by all of you guys, whether you're right there in the thick of it, or you're just finding your rhythm, that first step is always the hardest, so any of you that have had the courage to take it, salute. I wish all of you guys the best of luck in your endeavors, and i hope your efforts pay off in both aesthetics and endless supplies of mirin yambs...and to my comrades with wives...I hope those abs make her dance. Cheers.
hopefully lucky wins the bodybuilding.com competition. i wish he took his first pic bacccccck in the day though. :/
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LOL I figured posting in here would make me seem less like a nerd who just sits on the computer all day.Damn bro you look beastly and giving expert advice in the jailbreak thread.