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Nov 12 2010 10:40pm
Quote (SKCRaynor @ Nov 12 2010 12:01pm)
First of all, the bulking diets I have are really not a lot of food in general. If you are used to eating very little, it may seem overwhelming at first, but after about 2 weeks of eating increased an quantity of food you will definitely be able to handle more and more. It's all about properly getting your body accustomed to a new diet. The more you eat and the more frequently, the hungrier you end up getting because of increased basal metabolism.

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also you can try this supplement called Controlled Labs - Black Hole. It is an appetite enhancer. I used to have a really bad appetite like you, but after my first few years of initial training, I am like a black hole right now, without taking any appetite enhancers. I  can seriously eat anything and everything in sight - eating competitions are no problem. But that supplement will definitely help you get there faster.


very interesting, i'll definitely be looking into this. Thanks for the knowledge raynor, as always ;)
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Nov 12 2010 10:56pm
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Do you ever suggest that I take creatine somewhere down the road?


yes. I recommend doing your creatine like this:

First off, I recommend using Optimum Micronized Creatine Monohydrate (this is made with Creapure which is excellent).

To use properly, do the following:


Loading Phase - When you first start using creatine, begin with a loading phase of 20g per day for 1 week - split into 4x 5g doses throughout the day mixed with 100% natural grape juice (or thrown in your protein shake).

Take 1x in morning, 1x pre-workout, 1x post-workout, and 1x pre-bedtime. If you do not workout, just take the 2 pre/post workout doses sometime during the middle of the day, spread apart a few hours.



After the Loading phase, move onto the regular dosing phase - 5g 1x per day or 2.5g 2x per day.

Take 1x 5g dose mixed in 100% natural grape juice pre or post workout. Alternatively, you can take 2.5g pre and 2.5g post workout also mixed in grape juice. Both ways work just fine.


Lastly, you will need to cycle on and off of creatine for maximum effectiveness. An example of a cycle would be 3 months on, 2 weeks off, begin loading again.

The cycling will differ for each person, but the above idea will help get you started.
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Nov 12 2010 10:59pm
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to get to 200 pounds for the marines ik i need to do alot of cardio too


I see, good luck in advance - I will definitely help you get squared away. You will want to use these which will help you lose fat and preserve muscle mass much faster than a simple 5x5 plan



http://forums.d2jsp.org/topic.php?t=21269614&f=60&p=304396247

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Nov 13 2010 12:01am
shin splints are killing me when i play basketball

how to fix them :(
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Nov 13 2010 12:35am
my friend benchs 315 and wants to beat our school record which is 370 what kind of supplements/protein and chest workouts should he do? thanks for all the help
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Nov 13 2010 03:46pm
Quote (g4mer @ Nov 13 2010 02:01am)
shin splints are killing me when i play basketball

how to fix them :(


Three ways:

1. Work through it until you build up the calcium in your shins from constant use/abuse.
2. Exercises - do a lot of reverse calf raises (lift your toes and keep your heel planted) do at least 15 sets of 10-12 reps 3x per week.
3. Use a shin splint brace which can be purchased online at a variety of retailers for cheap
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Quote (3atsarr0ws @ Nov 13 2010 02:35am)
my friend benchs 315 and wants to beat our school record which is 370 what kind of supplements/protein and chest workouts should he do? thanks for all the help


for PURE bench press strength he needs to train the following:

Chest/Back/Tris

3x per week as a split each time.


Workout should look like this:


Chest - Bench Press (2 warmup sets followed up by 5 sets of 2-3 reps of the heaviest weight possible), DB Bench Press (3 sets of heaviest DB's possible for 5 reps), Incline Bench Press (3 sets of heaviest possible weight for 5 reps), Decline Bench Press (2 sets of heaviest possible weight for 2-3 reps)

Back - Bent Over BB Rows (4 sets of 6-8 reps), Seated Reverse Pec Deck Machine (4 sets of 6-8 reps isolating one arm at a time), Laying lawnmower DB rows (3 sets of 8-10 reps)

Tris - Burn out at the end of your workout with these: close-grip dips (3 sets of failure reps with heavy weight), standing kickbacks (3 sets of 8-10 reps heavy), and laying DB pullovers with a skullcrusher at the top (3 sets of 8-10 reps heavy weight)


Repeat this workout 3x per week and make sure to get at least 8-10 hrs of sleep per night.

On the other days, train abs ONLY for approximately 10-15 sets of heavy weight followed up by 5-10 sets of lighter weight until failure (do abs 2x per week)



Diet should be a solid bulk with approx 1.25g / protein per lb of bodyweight, a ton of complex carbs, and at least 60-80g of good fats per day.

His calories should be in the 5-6K range.


Make sure that post workout he gets 5g of creatine w/ grape juice followed up by a good protein shake, and then a big meal afterward.



He will definitely gain fat in this process, but this is part of the quest of a powerlifter, especially a bench presser who wants to gain abnormal strength in short time.

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Nov 13 2010 04:12pm
Quote (SKCRaynor @ Nov 13 2010 04:01pm)
for PURE bench press strength he needs to train the following:

Chest/Back/Tris

3x per week as a split each time.


Workout should look like this:


Chest - Bench Press (2 warmup sets followed up by 5 sets of 2-3 reps of the heaviest weight possible), DB Bench Press (3 sets of heaviest DB's possible for 5 reps), Incline Bench Press (3 sets of heaviest possible weight for 5 reps), Decline Bench Press (2 sets of heaviest possible weight for 2-3 reps)

Back - Bent Over BB Rows (4 sets of 6-8 reps), Seated Reverse Pec Deck Machine (4 sets of 6-8 reps isolating one arm at a time), Laying lawnmower DB rows (3 sets of 8-10 reps)

Tris - Burn out at the end of your workout with these:  close-grip dips (3 sets of failure reps with heavy weight), standing kickbacks (3 sets of 8-10 reps heavy), and laying DB pullovers with a skullcrusher at the top (3 sets of 8-10 reps heavy weight)


Repeat this workout 3x per week and make sure to get at least 8-10 hrs of sleep per night.

On the other days, train abs ONLY for approximately 10-15 sets of heavy weight followed up by 5-10 sets of lighter weight until failure (do abs 2x per week)



Diet should be a solid bulk with approx 1.25g / protein per lb of bodyweight, a ton of complex carbs, and at least 60-80g of good fats per day.

His calories should be in the 5-6K range.


Make sure that post workout he gets 5g of creatine w/ grape juice followed up by a good protein shake, and then a big meal afterward.



He will definitely gain fat in this process, but this is part of the quest of a powerlifter, especially a bench presser who wants to gain abnormal strength in short time.


Just curious, shouldn't be be doing a full body workout with squat, deadlift... etc, these increase GH, which would lead to a greater increase in bench in addition to those exercises?
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Nov 13 2010 05:07pm
do you wear a belt when you do squats?
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Nov 13 2010 05:20pm
Hey raynor, the past few days ive been getting new stretch marks around my pec area and armpit area, and mid stomach, they actually kinda hurt/itch

Is this normal? or are those not stretch marks?

I have been losin weight so, idk
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