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May 3 2010 01:51pm
Quote (SKCRaynor @ May 3 2010 03:30pm)
Hey there. This is certainly one of the more challenging questions I've received primarily because of your lack of funding.

For bulking - stick to cheap but healthy and fulfilling foods like: Eggs, Chicken Breast, Brown Rice, Pasta, Whole Grain Bread, Peanut Butter, and Oatmeal. You need to eat at least 1.5g of protein per lb of bodyweight. Eat every 2-3 hours and eat big meals! You can eat other foods too, but these are the cheapest and most nutrient rich for your goals (make sure to get protein with every meal...that means lean meats, eggs, fish, etc)

Next, for at home exercises:

Try this:

Monday - 5 sets of close grip pushups, 5 sets of wide grip pushups, 5 sets of underhand pullups, 5 sets of overhand pullups, 5 sets of situps, 5 sets of alternating crunches. Do 8-20 reps of each of these exercises (per set) or until failure, whichever comes first.

Tuesday - Lifting Firewood or Stone and walking with it - bend at the knees, grab the item, stand up using only your legs and keeping a straight back, walk a very short distance, place the item down and repeat 5 times. Deadlifting wood or stone (find the heaviest amount of wood or stone you can lift for 8-10 reps and deadlift it!

Weds - 5 sets of wide grip dips, 5 sets of close grip dips (use 2 chairs for these), Close grip firewood curls, wide grip firewood curls (5 sets of each) - do 8-20 reps of each or until failure - whichever comes first

Thurs - Squats while holding stone or firewood (10 total sets) - standing calf raises while holding stone or firewood (5 total sets), Lunges while holding stone or firewood (5 total sets) - do 8-20 reps of these or until failure whichever comes first.

fri/sat/sun = REST


Thank you very much. :) I'll use this diet and routine, and will let you know how it goes.
Also, would you recommend protein shakes? I've been using a 20g powder mix.
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May 3 2010 07:03pm
Quote (Carpe_Diem @ May 3 2010 03:51pm)
Thank you very much. :) I'll use this diet and routine, and will let you know how it goes.
Also, would you recommend protein shakes? I've been using a 20g powder mix.


you are welcome.

YES! Protein shakes are very important, I recommend at least 2 a day (one immediately after workout).

I like NOW! whey isolate or Optimum Pro Complex or Gaspari Myofusion for cutting and Cytosport Cytogainer or Muscle Milk for bulking
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May 3 2010 07:19pm
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Ya I went through 10-20 pages last night and most is about building muscle mass so I could not find too much for beginners in those pages anyways.

Like I am just trying to lose some fat over the summer and then start building some muscle hopefully.



ok...post your height, weight, goals, medical conditions (if any), allergies (if any), and access to gym or equipment
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May 3 2010 07:42pm
6'0 170

Went from 158 to 170 in about 2 months

At like 14-15% BF

I know I haven't been on the leanest bulk but should I start cutting because of my high bf?

Edit - Also should you be sore after workouts? or do you just get used to it

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May 3 2010 07:58pm
Quote (SKCRaynor @ May 3 2010 09:03pm)
you are welcome.

YES! Protein shakes are very important, I recommend at least 2 a day (one immediately after workout).

I like NOW! whey isolate or Optimum Pro Complex or Gaspari Myofusion for cutting and Cytosport Cytogainer or Muscle Milk for bulking


Thank you. If you don't mind, I will definitely come to you with any other questions I may have.
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May 3 2010 09:22pm
Hey! This summer I plan to start lifting regularly (four to five days a week) because I'll finally have the time. What would be a good workout cycle to do for the best results?
Thanks!
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May 3 2010 10:11pm
for what its worth...please view this...

http://www.naturalnews.com/z028687_Henry_Waxman_health_freedom.html

Yet another day goes by, and more of our freedoms are encroached upon.

Better start stocking up on your PH's and such...only a matter of time before you'll need a prescription to get basic vitamins.
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May 3 2010 10:32pm
Quote (SKCRaynor @ May 4 2010 12:11am)
for what its worth...please view this...

http://www.naturalnews.com/z028687_Henry_Waxman_health_freedom.html

Yet another day goes by, and more of our freedoms are encroached upon.

Better start stocking up on your PH's and such...only a matter of time before you'll need a prescription to get basic vitamins.


that shit makes me rage...it really upsets me when people ignore the direction this country is going in and just brush it off
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May 3 2010 11:11pm
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May 4 2010 03:39am
I was just wondering if there was a huge difference between 5x3 same weight rep/scheme vs a 5x5 pyramiding the weight up rep/scheme.

I generally wanted to tone my chest for benching and preferred the 5x3 same weight as it feels more consistent and I'm able to lift heavy compared to the 5x5. I've been able to increase my 5rm by 2-5% each week doing 5x3, So I guess I want to bench till a plateau at a certain point and just continue doing that weight, but a lot of people are telling me to switch to a 5x5, is a 5x3(same weight) all that horrible?
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