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CincoSeisDos. you still IF'ing??
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CincoSeisDos. you still IF'ing??
oh ok, thanks for the tips.
are the questbars in gnc stores or just online? also i heard the chocolate chip cookie dough ones were a gnc exclusive for like 60 days, is that true?
Any thoughts?
Nah 5x5 is good. Sorry this convo got all drawn out. You seem to know what you're doing; I was just curious about the whole 50-rep leg press thing. If you enjoy it, go for it - it's always good to get enjoyment out of the gym. I just think it's pretty much neutral to making gains.I agree 100% squats are the best for strength and size, but I actually personally enjoy doing leg press. Something about moving all that weight just makes me feel like a beast.
I do a 5x5 for squats. Do you think that is a good way to make it go up? Or should I try something different?
What's the taste/consistency like? I feel like fat makes up half of the appeal of cheese for me.Fat free cheese has about half the calories.
Can you crossfit kids at least post what the workout consists of rather than just the name, thanks?I did pretty much the same thing, what was your time?...I finishe mines at 6:44
What do you mean by lean? Just protein - no carbs/fat? Aren't the majority of powders just that?Quick bros, best lean protein powder out?
Why is he posting his address like that? When people pull the whole here's my real address come say that to my face and not on the internet stuff, it just reeks of insecurity to me.Pretty positive it's a BB.com exclusive
Dudes asking about iLLest, it seems he's AKA omygosher
That's the only thing you find wrong with it? Am I wrong in concluding that the program dictates only one solid meal per day? LOLWUT?Anybody here try Greg Plitt's MFT28??
On my second week, and I have never felt so sore :x
Only thing that im a bit concerned with is the lack of carbs with this program
http://www.bodybuilding.com/fun/greg-plitts-mft28-training-overview.html
Not gonna lie - if I saw a chick lifting like that in sick camo tights, I'd be very intrigued. How transparent would it be if I joined a crossfit "box" just to meet women (or yambz as they are so affectionately referred to on this website)?Yo ksteezy, the girl you posted in the first 2 crossfit pic is Mary right? Was friends with her at St. John's and she was a bartender at the local college bar, used to hook me up all the time
I agree the twins suck.Nah 5x5 is good. Sorry this convo got all drawn out. You seem to know what you're doing; I was just curious about the whole 50-rep leg press thing. If you enjoy it, go for it - it's always good to get enjoyment out of the gym. I just think it's pretty much neutral to making gains.
What's the taste/consistency like? I feel like fat makes up half of the appeal of cheese for me.
Linear progression is the best way of getting your squat up - correct. 10-20 lbs a session seems like it may not be sustainable. Be prepared to stall at some point and have to deload some and work your way back up. I'd suggest 5 lbs a session depending on what your lifts are currently at. What are you squatting currently?I agree the twins suck.
I just did that rep range to switch things up.
You are right about the fat free cheese. When you try to melt it, it kind of blobs up lol But I just throw half a serving on my salad which is like 25 cals and makes it more bearable because I'm not the biggest salad fan.
Help me out with my squat question, is adding 10-20lbs per session a good way to get it up quick? I really don't like doing more than 5 reps per set.
Any thoughts?
Maybe I will then. I haven't seen research to suggest that. Honestly, I think this is the type of thing where they're just going for the whole contrarian argument considering the common bro-science approach to having a post-workout shake and the more scientifically based idea of having post-workout carbs.@Timbo
Pretty much, you should wait a whole hour after working out before you eat. Something about disrupting natural GH levels, and such. You pretty much have to watch the video since I'm not too sure apart from that part myself.
@BIG
Go up in weight when you feel comfortable doing 5x5 at the current weight.
Well I have only been squatting for about a month so I'm only up to 255. I figured I would stall sometime, esp since I'm cutting right now and trying to keep my strength up as best as I can.Linear progression is the best way of getting your squat up - correct. 10-20 lbs a session seems like it may not be sustainable. Be prepared to stall at some point and have to deload some and work your way back up. I'd suggest 5 lbs a session depending on what your lifts are currently at. What are you squatting currently?
See what Baltimore wrote above also - simple way of saying it.
I'd like to know if anyone can co-sigh this, and/or the science behind it, or why it's wrong. I'm really curious if there is legitimacy to this.
I don't think anyone wants to watch their video. I damn sure don't. Cliffs anyone?
A few months ago you guys were discussing Chipotle. Were you guys eating it because of bulking? And is it ok to eat if I'm trying to get leaner.
I order a chicken burrito with brown rice and no beans. Lettuce, tomatoes, and light cheese & sour cream. Is this bad for my post workout?
Its late and I didnt have time to cook a meal/only open restaurants are fast food.
lol my dude sounds like one of those Nigerians right before he tries to offload 30 million in your account.