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Thats' really all it is..Originally Posted by LiCeNseD To BaLL
Stay/Get Back In Shape.... Vol 2.0
Nujavez
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I mentioned this earlier in this thread about the guy on BB.com who was doin 800 cals a day with PSMF
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thanks for the words of inspiration.. same here i just wanna shed the gut im not trying to get the 6 pack.. just look more fit in general
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I dont have all the stuff to do the p90 but I utilize some of the workouts at home like the ab ripper. It's a good 15 minute workout.
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Originally Posted by gatorad3
1100 calories. I'm already feeling dead on a daily basis when eating 1500 cals.
I mentioned this earlier in this thread about the guy on BB.com who was doin 800 cals a day with PSMF
Yea man. When i started dieting I was around there(not on purpose) and always felt lethargic.
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Hmm....Originally Posted by gatorad3
1100 calories. I'm already feeling dead on a daily basis when eating 1500 cals.
I mentioned this earlier in this thread about the guy on BB.com who was doin 800 cals a day with PSMF
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It tastes kinda like flavored cardboard. Gotta put some fruit in it.
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I work graveyards right now, 10pm - 6:30am.Originally Posted by brettTHEjett
Wait, what? is graveyard shift your excuse?
Sorry man.. did that !%%* for a few years after highschool. Working 4PM-6AM (14 hours). I wouls sleep from 6:30am -1M and workout from 2:30-3:30 before i headed to work
No life, and that !%%* KILLED my body.but working eight hours a day.. find a 24 hours gym and throw down for an hour or two before work.
To make it work you just have to set your routine. Plan the day out meticulously, meals, snacks, workouts, whatever else.
It definitely takes some getting used to though.
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I know haha...i was just laughing cuz dude who was askin was hopin for some detailed workout regimen and he got 3 words.Originally Posted by brettTHEjett
Thats' really all it is..Originally Posted by LiCeNseD To BaLL
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What are some good Multi-Vitamins?
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You're a lot more wrong than right with that one^
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My nutrition professor always told us to buy costco (kirkland) brand, since they are basically all the same.
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I've been cutting my calorie intake for the pass 2 weeks, pretty clean eating. Except on Saturdays, sometimes (when I chill with the fam). Add on lifting and some cardio which I normally do and I'm seeing some progress. It's the diet that's helping. Trying to see better results by Memorial day, if not, by end of the term.
Kashi cereal doesn't taste like cardboard to me, it's good. Get the honey almond flax, delicious.
Got back from the gym not too long ago as well. Arms day and nailed it, did some calf raises and leg presses cause I can't squat...my left knee won't allow it.
STAY MOTIVATED DUDES!
Kashi cereal doesn't taste like cardboard to me, it's good. Get the honey almond flax, delicious.
Got back from the gym not too long ago as well. Arms day and nailed it, did some calf raises and leg presses cause I can't squat...my left knee won't allow it.
STAY MOTIVATED DUDES!
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As I posted a few weeks ago, I've losted 20 pounds! from 215 down to 195. The thing is I gained back about 5 pounds..... I started a new clean diet and have lost 7 pounds in about 3 days
is it possibly to keep that weight loss??? Im back to about 193ish
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its been two weeks so far, the first week needed adjustment as I actually gained weight but the second week i lost 4 pounds.
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Well it's most definitely not all fat...I'd say it has a lot to do with water retention. So there is no way possible to keep it off indefinitely unless you keep these alterations to your diet permanent, along with whatever you've been doing as far as exercising.Originally Posted by rck2sactown
As I posted a few weeks ago, I've losted 20 pounds! from 215 down to 195. The thing is I gained back about 5 pounds..... I started a new clean diet and have lost 7 pounds in about 3 daysis it possibly to keep that weight loss??? Im back to about 193ish
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Originally Posted by keepzdasneakz
Well it's most definitely not all fat...I'd say it has a lot to do with water retention. So there is no way possible to keep it off indefinitely unless you keep these alterations to your diet permanent, along with whatever you've been doing as far as exercising.Originally Posted by rck2sactown
As I posted a few weeks ago, I've losted 20 pounds! from 215 down to 195. The thing is I gained back about 5 pounds..... I started a new clean diet and have lost 7 pounds in about 3 daysis it possibly to keep that weight loss??? Im back to about 193ish
Well the past 3 days I've lifted in the mornings, then the first night I played 2 hours of tennis, the next night 2 hours of volleyball, then the night after I played another 2 hours of bball; all while only taking in 1500-2000 cals. Im sure it was just mostly water weight though.
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That's good man.
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Word, and when i do eat extra, like i am now(eating a bowl of coco puffs,no milk; +already eaten breakfast) i just work 2x harder at the gym, jumping jacks,rope,etc.Originally Posted by iLLest
How the hell did you do it bro? I work out HARD every damn day. Put in OVERTIME work. Eat right and don't treat myself and STAY at 190. CAN'T lose a single pound for the life of me.Originally Posted by rck2sactown
As I posted a few weeks ago, I've losted 20 pounds! from 215 down to 195. The thing is I gained back about 5 pounds..... I started a new clean diet and have lost 7 pounds in about 3 daysis it possibly to keep that weight loss??? Im back to about 193ish
iLLest!
I think it's more mental thing for me, because I feel the need to do more; as a result, of me eating more, like a drive.
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Considering all the athletes that smoke (amateur and professional).. Is it a safe assumption that weed doesn't mess with your gains if you still hit the gym regularly??
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You should be fine. I actually find weed to be
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You forget those dudes are pretty much worked into the ground. They probably burn upwards of 5000 calories during a practice as well. No way a dude who regularly hits the gym works as half as hard as a pro athlete. So I would even try to compare the two.
Depends on which flavor you get. Some are cool, others I wouldn't deal with. A few months ago I had a few $3.50 off 1 box of Kashi coupons, so I pretty much got 5+ boxes for free. It was cool while it lasted but I don't think I would buy any more. I eat Special K for the most part when I do need a sugary fix. Special K is sooooooooo good.
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1) be confident in the program and diet that you are pursuing. This takes alot of reading from different sources. Educate yourself.Originally Posted by iLLest
How the hell did you do it bro? I work out HARD every damn day. Put in OVERTIME work. Eat right and don't treat myself and STAY at 190. CAN'T lose a single pound for the life of me.Originally Posted by rck2sactown
As I posted a few weeks ago, I've losted 20 pounds! from 215 down to 195. The thing is I gained back about 5 pounds..... I started a new clean diet and have lost 7 pounds in about 3 daysis it possibly to keep that weight loss??? Im back to about 193ish
iLLest!
2) don't spin your wheels. Think like a fast car. If you punch it in first, drop the clutch and full acceleration you just going to do a burn out, and loose the race. Work HARD but make sure to get rest and alot of sleep
3) stick with it, it won't happen over night
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Yeah, no kidding. I think I'm getting the hang of it. I'm planning my new meal times out right now, and I've figured that the best time for me to hit the gym is right after I wake up when I get home from work (somewhere between 2-5 PM). Now, let's see if this routine actually, you know, works.Originally Posted by rafsjays
I work graveyards right now, 10pm - 6:30am.Originally Posted by brettTHEjett
Wait, what? is graveyard shift your excuse?
Sorry man.. did that !%%* for a few years after highschool. Working 4PM-6AM (14 hours). I wouls sleep from 6:30am -1
No life, and that !%%* KILLED my body.but working eight hours a day.. find a 24 hours gym and throw down for an hour or two before work.
To make it work you just have to set your routine. Plan the day out meticulously, meals, snacks, workouts, whatever else.
It definitely takes some getting used to though.
Also, a tip for those of you who hate brown rice and the fact that it takes 35 minutes to make....sweet potatoes. I just bought some cans from the store the other day--best decision I ever made.
