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Jan 17 2013 07:30am
Quote (Dgpls @ Jan 12 2013 07:36pm)
do you think caesin actually works before you go to bed? & is it better to mix all protein shakes with water instead of skim milk? i like the taste more with milk and i need the calories of it really..


If you are on a bulking cycle, and need the calories, you can absolutely mix your shakes with milk.

Casein before bed is optimal for a bulking cycle where you need to keep the body in a state of anabolism because of it's slow digestibility.
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Jan 17 2013 08:58am
Quote (Shekkie @ Jan 12 2013 11:01pm)
Raynor I was planning on going on a cut soon.
I'm not doing an intense swimming during this season although i plan on swimming still bout an hour or a day
my schedules gonna be mostly school with
Workouts MWF
and swim 5 days a week
(MWF I'll be swimming 1st then working out)

I was trying to calculate many P/C/F
and got about
192g P
275g C
70g fat
(Approx 2500 cals) although I might have to adjust this I've been eating 2500-3000 calories when I swam 2 hours etc

Is this too high or low?
I'm 5"8
170 approx
looking to drop to 165 for Master program in the summer (swim) then just maintain

I wanted to cut right now while I don't have any intense swimming.
Most of the practices I have will just be moderate intensity just so I don't lose swim shape

http://forum.bodybuilding.com/showthread.php?t=121703981
is what i got my info off of

am i on the Right track or way off?
I've never actually counted macros before always just estimated calories

my carbs seem high. Is that normal?



On workout days where you are swimming AND lifting, you will need around 2,500 cals for a cut.

On days where you are ONLY swimming, 2,000 calories would be good for a cut.

On days where you are doing neither, 1700 calories would be good for cutting purposes.



I would keep the macros around 40/30/30 on non-workout days, and 40/40/20 on workout days.
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Jan 17 2013 09:00am
Quote (carteblanche @ Jan 13 2013 02:19pm)
can i put KCl from shakers into empty capsules as a supplement? i tried shaking it on food but it's quite nasty. i'm taking 2 avocados a day for fats/fiber/potassium, but that's nowhere near the 4000+mg potassium you recommend and the 99mg capsules i can buy are incredibly annoying.



Have you tried the product called Also Salt?

It's potassium, but made to taste similar to salt. It's the easiest way I've found to take potassium

http://www.vitacost.com/also-salt-salt-substitute?csrc=PPCADW-also%20salt&mtp=sbE2Pn67E|pcrid|24639509771|mt|e&gclid=CM__s_fT77QCFQSqnQodyz4A8A
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Jan 17 2013 09:03am
Quote (TooNArmY @ Jan 13 2013 07:15pm)
What would the difference of training & volume in a caloric deficit (cut) have on the muscle size and strength?

For example, if you trained 4 sets with ~1.5 min break between sets for 8-12 reps [ high reps, high volume, a lot of exercises] compared to 3 sets, ~3 min breaks between, ~6 reps to failure .



On a cut, you want to keep the heart rate at a higher level. It would be optimal to train with weights at a cardio pace, ie: less rest between sets, and pushing your body to complete sets until failure.

The goal of the cut is using weights to increase stress on the body during a cardiovascular environment.

I would advise moderate weight, failure sets, very little rest between sets.
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Jan 17 2013 09:12am
Quote (MrBobMarley @ Jan 16 2013 06:05am)
Meal 1
10 egg whites 2 whole eggs (52p + 8f)
1/2 cup of greek yogurt (12p + 8c)
1 cup of blackberries (18c)
Meal 2
10 oz of chicken (65p)
1/2 cup of walnuts (35f, 15c, 8p)
Meal 3
10 oz of chicken (65p)
1/2 cup of almonds (35f, 15c, 15p)
6 oz of asparagus (6c)
Meal 4
10 oz of ground turkey (40f, 80p)
6 oz of asparagus (6c)
Meal 5
10 oz of white fish (20f, 50p)
6 oz of broccoli (6c)
Meal 6
Casein protein shake before bed (40p)


total =  (use a calculator lol)


what would the macro's of this be?





10 egg whites 2 whole eggs (52p + 8f)
1/2 cup of greek yogurt (12p + 8c)
1 cup of blackberries (18c)
Meal 2
10 oz of chicken (65p)
1/2 cup of walnuts (35f, 15c, 8p)
Meal 3
10 oz of chicken (65p)
1/2 cup of almonds (35f, 15c, 15p)
6 oz of asparagus (6c)
Meal 4
10 oz of ground turkey (40f, 80p)
6 oz of asparagus (6c)
Meal 5
10 oz of white fish (20f, 50p)
6 oz of broccoli (6c)
Meal 6
Casein protein shake before bed (40p)


total = (use a calculator lol)

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Jan 17 2013 09:28am
Quote (sven00100 @ Jan 16 2013 05:33pm)
Hey, Raynor,

I hope you had a good holiday season!

I just moved back to college today for my second semester of pharmacy school, and I was trying to look into what I should be doing for a workout now that I'm moving into a bulking routine again.
Throughout my bulking routine I'm hoping to work on strength for a while, then transition later to building power and agility.

I noticed that my back is comparatively weaker than the rest of my body, so it made me wonder whether I should adjust my workout accordingly or use your 5x5 plan as-is.

What I was thinking was something like:
Day 1-Back & Bi
Day 2-Chest
Day 3-Legs
Day 4-Back & Tri
Day 5-Shoulders

Anyways, I was just wondering, given my goals, whether you'd suggest I use your 5x5 plan or I should adjust the plan to focus on my back. 
Also, I'm assuming the 5x5 is still the way I should formulate my workouts always on bulking--is that correct?

Thanks again, as always.
Enjoy your last year of medical school!
~Steven (Sven00100)



hey there.

If your back is severely lacking, stick to the regular 5x5, but ADD another back workout on the easiest day you have. Example, if legs day is the easiest workout for you, throw an extra 10 sets of back in breakdown format. (2 exercises at 8-12 reps each, going up in weight each set - until you get to the 4th set, where you go until failure, and then cut the weight in half and go again until failure)
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Jan 17 2013 09:29am
Quote (akcashmoney @ Jan 16 2013 11:10pm)
hey hows it going!

I'm trying to help this girl out with a work out schedule, but im not really Familiar w/ what girls do for workouts or what they even do in the gym?

but her goals are to get tone and lose some body fat.

so im asking for a work out schedule for a girl and maybe some suplements that would be good for a girl.




http://forums.d2jsp.org/topic.php?t=21269614&f=60&p=374512912
Female Diet/Exercise/Supplementation Guide
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Jan 17 2013 09:29am
Quote (HoboBows @ Jan 17 2013 12:55am)
Is this thread still active? or where could i talk to someone about bodybuilding and other fitness related stuff?


Yes, it is, and probably always will be ;)


Quote (Aimed_Shot @ Jan 17 2013 01:21am)
It is. Raynor posts regularly when he has time.


Exactly =)
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Jan 17 2013 09:32am
Quote (TempoONE @ Jan 17 2013 02:42am)
Hey Ray

Do you have any tips on not fapping for longer periods of time?  My longest...7 days.  I want to be able to go 2 months or so.

Actually, what do you think about not fapping for long periods of time, i.e somewhere in the neighbourhood of 2 months?  What do you think of the alleged effects?  I.e it makes you smarter, stronger, more agressive etc...are there any merit to such claims?


Most of the evidence suggesting that long periods of time without ejaculation are beneficial are anecdotal at best.

Truthfully speaking, it will probably lead to more rapid aging, increase the risk of prostate cancer, and could also lead to hormonal imbalances. Testosterone production will also slow down after it peaks.

The "Mike Tyson" method is total garbage - consider the source. No doubt that tyson was a great fighter, and a physical specimen, but years of steroids, solid training, a naturally large mesomorph body, and natural mental problems all lead to him being the fighter he was.

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Jan 17 2013 06:39pm
Quote (TooNArmY @ Jan 13 2013 05:15pm)
What would the difference of training & volume in a caloric deficit (cut) have on the muscle size and strength?

For example, if you trained 4 sets with ~1.5 min break between sets for 8-12 reps [ high reps, high volume, a lot of exercises] compared to 3 sets, ~3 min breaks between, ~6 reps to failure .


Quote (SKCRaynor @ Jan 17 2013 09:03am)
On a cut, you want to keep the heart rate at a higher level. It would be optimal to train with weights at a cardio pace, ie: less rest between sets, and pushing your body to complete sets until failure.

The goal of the cut is using weights to increase stress on the body during a cardiovascular environment.

I would advise moderate weight, failure sets, very little rest between sets.


Isn't higher rep, lower rest a typical hypertrophy routine, to cause more microtears in muscle, and build it up bigger?

I thought during a cut you want to work on strength ( higher weight, but reps and speed aren't of much concern - can take 2-3 min breaks and do ~6 reps)

I was more asking about what the difference between the two programs on a cut would be.

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