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^run, dont eat as much, dont eat as bad.
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Originally Posted by rck2sactown
^run, dont eat as much, dont eat as bad.
work your way up. maybe walk in the morning a couple miles for a couple weeks and see how much weight you lose.Originally Posted by Cali2Memphis
Originally Posted by rck2sactown
^run, dont eat as much, dont eat as bad.
how many miles a day would u suggest running?
Originally Posted by Cronicmolemolereturns
just learned the proper way to bench press use to laugh at guys with the arch little did i know i was treating thebench like a bed lying flat on it with feet no back..it makes things so easier.
Originally Posted by xDOEBOIx
Oh yesterday was the first time I did squats(assisted) and I felt my lower back the most... But today I dont really feel any soreness... Does that sound good?
Originally Posted by Truballa101
work your way up. maybe walk in the morning a couple miles for a couple weeks and see how much weight you lose.Originally Posted by Cali2Memphis
Originally Posted by rck2sactown
^run, dont eat as much, dont eat as bad.
how many miles a day would u suggest running?
eventually you can incorporate more miles and run/job instead of walking if necessary
Even betterOriginally Posted by dgk3188
and i love being asked @ work "thave you been working ou been roiding up"?
lol word...Originally Posted by rck2sactown
Even betterOriginally Posted by dgk3188
and i love being asked @ work "thave you been working ou been roiding up"?
I'm 5'10", weighing about 148-155 lbs, so I'm in the same boat as you. I've definitely noticed a difference from when I first started working out in September, but I definitely could have seen more of a difference if I went all out (which I have started to do the last month or so).Originally Posted by dgk3188
lol word...Originally Posted by rck2sactown
Even betterOriginally Posted by dgk3188
and i love being asked @ work "thave you been working ou been roiding up"?i had a lady at work the other day tellin me to slow down and not get any bigger because people are gonna think I'm using 'roids.
it's crazy because i always been a small frail skinny dude, so for me its almost unreal to look at myself and see some size...hard work pays off!
i'm actually about the same size lol. i'm 5'9". i was weighing 145 before i started getting serious about working out. i'm @ about 156 now...so i put on a good 11 lbs of muscle.Originally Posted by bkmac
I'm 5'10", weighing about 148-155 lbs, so I'm in the same boat as you. I've definitely noticed a difference from when I first started working out in September, but I definitely could have seen more of a difference if I went all out (which I have started to do the last month or so).Originally Posted by dgk3188
lol word...Originally Posted by rck2sactown
Even betterOriginally Posted by dgk3188
and i love being asked @ work "thave you been working ou been roiding up"?i had a lady at work the other day tellin me to slow down and not get any bigger because people are gonna think I'm using 'roids.
it's crazy because i always been a small frail skinny dude, so for me its almost unreal to look at myself and see some size...hard work pays off!
Do you mind posting your workout, seeing as you said you are turning heads because of the unreal difference you said you have made.
Thanks.
Thanks, I'll check it out. Looks very doable.Originally Posted by dgk3188
i'm actually about the same size lol. i'm 5'9". i was weighing 145 before i started getting serious about working out. i'm @ about 156 now...so i put on a good 11 lbs of muscle.Originally Posted by bkmac
I'm 5'10", weighing about 148-155 lbs, so I'm in the same boat as you. I've definitely noticed a difference from when I first started working out in September, but I definitely could have seen more of a difference if I went all out (which I have started to do the last month or so).Originally Posted by dgk3188
lol word...Originally Posted by rck2sactown
Even betterOriginally Posted by dgk3188
and i love being asked @ work "thave you been working ou been roiding up"?i had a lady at work the other day tellin me to slow down and not get any bigger because people are gonna think I'm using 'roids.
it's crazy because i always been a small frail skinny dude, so for me its almost unreal to look at myself and see some size...hard work pays off!
Do you mind posting your workout, seeing as you said you are turning heads because of the unreal difference you said you have made.
Thanks.
i've just been doing compound exercises since everyone talks about those in here. this is the workout i've been using:
http://www.muscleandstren...rcises-only-workout.html
i like it because it's real simple but I've seen a huge difference.
I'm gonna be honest my work out is nothingOriginally Posted by bkmac
I'm 5'10", weighing about 148-155 lbs, so I'm in the same boat as you. I've definitely noticed a difference from when I first started working out in September, but I definitely could have seen more of a difference if I went all out (which I have started to do the last month or so).Originally Posted by dgk3188
lol word...Originally Posted by rck2sactown
Even betterOriginally Posted by dgk3188
and i love being asked @ work "thave you been working ou been roiding up"?i had a lady at work the other day tellin me to slow down and not get any bigger because people are gonna think I'm using 'roids.
it's crazy because i always been a small frail skinny dude, so for me its almost unreal to look at myself and see some size...hard work pays off!
Do you mind posting your workout, seeing as you said you are turning heads because of the unreal difference you said you have made.
Thanks.
Try half a scoopOriginally Posted by chatta718
Yoooo this dark rage is extra strong... Join made my heart beat out my chest and that's off 3/4 of a scoop if I tone down to 1/3 scoop will iget the same results???
Sure it's possible. Work on speed/ explosiveness a bit more. The squat is one of those exercises where mass in and of itself helps quite a bit but progress can be had while staying at the same weight. The only thing you should realize is that the stronger you get at a certain weight the more marginal the increase.Originally Posted by Carlos Tevez
Squatted a personal best 355 (x2) today and I'm pretty sure I could've done more. I was winding down my workout and I just completed 10 sets of squats prior but I wanted to test my max...I think my real max is around 370 or so. My goal is to get to 4-plates (405) later this year.
Is it possible to improve in squats without your legs getting any bigger? My legs are already huge and I dont want them to grow anymore but I want to reach my goal. Jean shopping with big legs = horrifying experience