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Feb 12 2010 06:34am
any ways to train my legs( to bulk up) and run faster? ( for sprints)
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Feb 12 2010 07:00am
Is there anyway I can tell I lost fat instead of water weight?

I was at like 170-171 the first day i weighed myself at weight lifting, now im down to around 164-165.

Its been about 3 or so weeks.
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Feb 12 2010 11:44am
Quote (SKCRaynor @ Feb 11 2010 09:41pm)
tap water?? I said Distilled Water....that can be purchased at the grocery store as I mentioned.........


sample diet??? you dont need a sample diet.....I said no carbs after ur 2nd meal...but if you really insist....


meal 1 - 1 cup oatmeal + 3 eggs

meal 2 - 1 can tuna + crackers + veggies

meal 3 - 1 chicken breast + broccoli

meal 4 - 1 steak + green beans

meal 5 - protein shake (if you dont have protein shakes, go for some turkey or chicken with a veggie)

meal 6 - cottage cheese and/or mixed nuts


god you make me feel like an idiot.
Thanks though.
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Feb 12 2010 04:06pm
Quote (kickasspoker @ Feb 12 2010 08:34am)
any ways to train my legs( to bulk up) and run faster? ( for sprints)


focus on fast twitch exercises....do explosive squats, explosive leg raises, explosive lunges and do sprints with ankle weights.

edit: also if available, pull a weight sled

This post was edited by SKCRaynor on Feb 12 2010 04:07pm
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Feb 12 2010 04:07pm
Quote (str8rippinn @ Feb 12 2010 09:00am)
Is there anyway I can tell I lost fat instead of water weight?

I was at like 170-171 the first day i weighed myself at weight lifting, now im down to around 164-165.

Its been about 3 or so weeks.



bodyfat calipers (buy online) or underwater bodyfat test (offered at most fitness clubs and universities)
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Feb 12 2010 04:08pm
Quote (AcidAeon @ Feb 12 2010 01:44pm)
god you make me feel like an idiot.
Thanks though.



not my intent sorry
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Feb 12 2010 04:43pm
what are your thoughts on jump squats? (such as, do they need to be done from parallel for explosive benefits? should light, heavy, or both light and heavy weight be used? should they be done for sets of a certain time, or sets of a certain amount of reps? or any other additional thoughts?)
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Feb 12 2010 05:03pm
Is it normal to close grip bench press ( 9-10 inch hands) the same amount as I would wide grip bench press.

If it is not normal, what could be the cause of this.
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Feb 12 2010 07:13pm
Quote (bnrhodes2 @ Feb 12 2010 06:43pm)
what are your thoughts on jump squats? (such as, do they need to be done from parallel for explosive benefits? should light, heavy, or both light and heavy weight be used? should they be done for sets of a certain time, or sets of a certain amount of reps? or any other additional thoughts?)


Doing explosive jumping squats are good...but WITHOUT weight. Adding weight makes this TREMENDOUSLY dangerous and deleterious to the muscles, ligaments, tendons, and soft tissue.
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Feb 12 2010 07:16pm
Quote (serennia @ Feb 12 2010 07:03pm)
Is it normal to close grip bench press ( 9-10 inch hands) the same amount as I would wide grip bench press.

If it is not normal, what could be the cause of this.



Everyone is different, but for sake of averages...no this is not normal.

If you are really only 10 inches apart and bench pressing the same as a wide grip bench (20-30 inches apart) - then it seems like your triceps are supporting most of the weight.

I would try to focus on the wide grip bench press more and more until you develop the pectorals to a greater degree.

However, as far as all realism is concerned...you don't need to really worry about it...only if you are trying to build pure chest size and strength or go for bodybuilder symmetry.
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