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Oct 4 2010 12:22pm
Quote (Zark @ Oct 4 2010 02:11pm)
Question about my diet

Breakfast:

3-4 Eggs - Flax Seeds
Whole wheat toast
*fruit*

Snack

almonds
piece of fruit

Lunch:

Stumped on this :cry: where im at school

2snack

almonds
protein in water

supper

chicken breast
baked potato
a vegtable



here is the corrected diet:



Breakfast:

3-4 Eggs - Flax Seeds
Whole wheat toast
*fruit*

Snack

almonds
cheese stick

Lunch:

Tuna/Grilled Chicken/Or Turkey + cheddar cheese on WHOLE GRAIN bread (sandwich) + veggies and 1 fruit

2snack

almonds
protein in water

supper

chicken breast
baked potato
a vegtable
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Oct 4 2010 02:45pm
Quote (SKCRaynor @ Oct 4 2010 01:01pm)
MCAT Scores are the biggest thing...well that and GPA. Also, volunteer hours, active roles in the medical community, and even letters of recommendation help.

However MCAT scores and GPA are really the two biggest things you need to worry about.

I would recommend using the Kaplan University MCAT prep course (either at home or in the classroom). Beef up now on chemistry, biology, and calculus


The thing is, because I honestly have no interest in computer science (I chose it because I loved programming, which I still do, but I found out too late that its not what computer science is about), so I haven't really done very well in my classes. Once I switch major, I will definitely do a lot better, as I love biology, physiology.. etc. I naturally will work hard at what I love.

You think the schools would care that I did bad in my computer science classes before I switched over?
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Oct 4 2010 11:07pm
Quote (MegaVovaN @ Oct 4 2010 04:45pm)
The thing is, because I honestly have no interest in computer science (I chose it because I loved programming, which I still do, but I found out too late that its not what computer science is about), so I haven't really done very well in my classes. Once I switch major, I will definitely do a lot better, as I love biology, physiology.. etc. I naturally will work hard at what I love.

You think the schools would care that I did bad in my computer science classes before I switched over?


It depends. If your total college GPA suffers as a result, then yes.

However, if after you pick your choice of pre-med track (chemistry, biology, math, psych, etc.) You manage to bring your GPA up considerably you stand a good chance of getting accepted somewhere halfway decent. But I cannot stress the importance of MCAT scores enough.
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Oct 5 2010 11:28am
Would you be able to help me with this ? :)

Quote (WDZepplin @ Oct 5 2010 06:36am)
I want to build 4 new workout plans all of them have a different objective

The workout needs to work 8 different muscles
The workout cannot target 2x the quads
The work must last about 1h +/- 5 minutes

strength, hypertrophy (mass gain), endurance, power

Strength : uses compound lifts mostly to build strength --- barbel bench press, deadlift, squat, barbel shoulder press --- need an additional 4 exercises

Hypertrophy : uses compound lifts and general mass builder exercises to build mass : barbel bench press, deadlift, squat, chin up, pull down, dips -- need something for shoulders to build mass and1 more to cover more muscles

Endurance : using super-sets or tri-sets : I need much help with that one -- debating on whether to use compound lifts with an isolation exercise or simply use isolation exercises

Power : barbel bench press, deadlift, squat, clean, jerk --- need an additional 3 exercises


I am aware that I use the general lifts a lot such as barbel bench press, deadlift, squat because they're the most common (and perhaps most important) lifts in a workout. That's why I'm debating with the endurance one - use them or not.
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Oct 5 2010 06:25pm
Quote (SKCRaynor @ Sep 29 2010 08:22pm)
for back training, you need to focus on some key points:


1. Start out heavy - I like to do straight leg deadlifts and bent over BB rows in 5x5 format.

2. After going heavy, I like to start up with wide grip lat pulldowns superset with seated close grip cable rows 5x sets each for failure reps of moderate/heavy weight (approx 12-15 reps)

3. After that, I focus on DB activities including lawnmower rows, reverse incline bench DB rows, bent over DB rows, etc. (usually 12-20 reps or until failure for 5x sets each)

4. The last exercises I touch on are usually the places I'm lacking and need some help...usually it's lower back so I go for a few sets of good mornings and/or hyperextensions with a 45 lb plate until failure


Thanks for this, I did this last night and my back is killing me right now =]
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Oct 5 2010 09:45pm
Quote (WDZepplin @ Oct 5 2010 01:28pm)
Would you be able to help me with this ? :)

I want to build 4 new workout plans all of them have a different objective

The workout needs to work 8 different muscles
The workout cannot target 2x the quads
The work must last about 1h +/- 5 minutes

strength, hypertrophy (mass gain), endurance, power

Strength : uses compound lifts mostly to build strength --- barbel bench press, deadlift, squat, barbel shoulder press --- need an additional 4 exercises

Hypertrophy : uses compound lifts and general mass builder exercises to build mass : barbel bench press, deadlift, squat, chin up, pull down, dips -- need something for shoulders to build mass and1 more to cover more muscles

Endurance : using super-sets or tri-sets : I need much help with that one -- debating on whether to use compound lifts with an isolation exercise or simply use isolation exercises

Power : barbel bench press, deadlift, squat, clean, jerk --- need an additional 3 exercises


I am aware that I use the general lifts a lot such as barbel bench press, deadlift, squat because they're the most common (and perhaps most important) lifts in a workout. That's why I'm debating with the endurance one - use them or not.





Ok..although I do NOT recommend this whatsoever, I will humor you and.without asking further questions, here you go:


Strength - 5x5 training for all exercises - Bench Press, Straight Leg Deadlifts, Seated Military Press, Olympic bar curls, Skullcrushers, Squats, Laying Leg Raises, Standing Calf Raises.

Hypertrophy - Failure Training for all exercises - ATG Squats with behind the neck press at the top, Bench Press failure sets w/ bands, Standing straight bar front shoulder raises with a standing reverse grip skullcrusher at the top, DB Lunges combined with Curls with each rep, Deadlifts superset with Good mornings.

Endurance - Failure Training for all exercises - DB Bench Press superset w/ DB Flies, Lat Pulldowns superset w/ Cable Rows, DB Seated Arnold Presses superset with DB Lat Raises, Standing EZ bar curls superset w/ skullcrushers, Leg Press superset w/ Leg Extensions, Laying leg curls superset w/ donkey calf raises.

Power - - stick to 5x5 training or just go for the 1-2 rep max for 2 sets (pyramiding up the other 3 sets) - Bench Press (Pause bench), Clean and Jerk, Squat (ATG pause squat), Standing Olympic Bar CHEAT Curls (Go as heavy as possible, cheating allowed but maintain at least some proper form), Close-Grip Bench Press Smith Machine (a few more reps than usual here for blasting the triceps), Deadlift (heavy as possible, any style), Standing Push Presses (log if available, if not use olympic bar).


again I state this is NOT recommended!!!





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Oct 5 2010 10:03pm
what exercise is the most practical for functional strength? or does it depend on like the function
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Oct 5 2010 10:21pm
Quote (SKCRaynor @ Oct 5 2010 10:45pm)
Ok..although I do NOT recommend this whatsoever, I will humor you and.without asking further questions, here you go:


Strength - 5x5 training for all exercises - Bench Press, Straight Leg Deadlifts, Seated Military Press, Olympic bar curls, Skullcrushers, Squats, Laying Leg Raises, Standing Calf Raises.

Hypertrophy - Failure Training for all exercises - ATG Squats with behind the neck press at the top, Bench Press failure sets w/ bands, Standing straight bar front shoulder raises with a standing reverse grip skullcrusher at the top, DB Lunges combined with Curls with each rep, Deadlifts superset with Good mornings.

Endurance - Failure Training for all exercises - DB Bench Press superset w/ DB Flies, Lat Pulldowns superset w/ Cable Rows, DB Seated Arnold Presses superset with DB Lat Raises, Standing EZ bar curls superset w/ skullcrushers, Leg Press superset w/ Leg Extensions, Laying leg curls superset w/ donkey calf raises.

Power -- stick to 5x5 training or just go for the 1-2 rep max for 2 sets (pyramiding up the other 3 sets) - Bench Press (Pause bench), Clean and Jerk, Squat (ATG pause squat), Standing Olympic Bar CHEAT Curls (Go as heavy as possible, cheating allowed but maintain at least some proper form), Close-Grip Bench Press Smith Machine (a few more reps than usual here for blasting the triceps), Deadlift (heavy as possible, any style), Standing Push Presses (log if available, if not use olympic bar).


again I state this is NOT recommended!!!


I don't recommend it either, don't worry ;)
It's for a task and I have to do it.

I'd rather split it in 2 days or more but I can't :(
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Oct 6 2010 01:03am
Quote (SKCRaynor @ Oct 1 2010 03:13am)
probably not...try vitamin shop, bodybuilding.com, GNC, or any local supplement store.


do you know of any good brands i should look for?
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Oct 6 2010 09:19am
does finnish sauna (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Finnish_sauna) can help you with small amount of loose skin to tighten it up?

and whens the best time to go for it? cuz i have time after my training.. and for how long should i sit in there?
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