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12-27-2009, 03:58 PM #1Junior Member
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Before pics & Tanita BF Test (diet and cardio help)
Im back in the gym, just started again after 3 years off (partying all the while, Booze and Fast food). My quick story...Started working out at 19, I had tons of help from friends and family. Got my form down correctly, ate my protein and creatine. Went from 155 to 180 in about 8 months (6-7% BF I was a stud!). Worked out off and on till I partied it up the past 3 years. Broke my right collar bone about 1 year ago and gave myself some physical therapy for 3-4 months after healing (Worked out all 3 delt heads, curls, ect) I have never done any Gear, ever. I came here looking for the quick fix...after a few days of reading I need to get down to a more respectable BF% and get the diet on point before I even think about AAS.
Here is the BF test from a TANITA machine.
Body Type: Athletic
Age: 29
Height: 5-9
Weight: 210
BMI: 31.1
BF%: 22.6
Fat Mass: 47.6
FFM: 163
TBW: 119.4
My Goal: I want to be a lean 185-190 (show 6 pack at least). I want to build muscle and trim my BF down. I understand this wont happen over night. Im shooting for this in 6 months (optimistic I know)
Where I need help: Diet for sure, I have a few ideas
Supplements:
L-carnatine
Pimaforce ZMA
Glutamine
Cirtramax
Fish Oil
Flax Oil
Montmorillonite clay
My possible Workout:
Cardio ED (5 days a week) in the morning, empty stomach LI 45-60 min
Monday: Legs ( I never did them before, ever)
Tuesday: Traps / Shoulders
Wend: Chest
Thur: Back
Fri: Arms
Current Strength:
Bench: 225lbs x 4
Squat: 200 maybe
Measurements:
Bicep: 15.5
Forearm: 13.5
Chest: 44
Calvs: 17
Waist: 41 (around the belly butting and the love handles)
Pics:
Last edited by MayTryIt; 12-27-2009 at 08:29 PM.
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12-27-2009, 03:59 PM #2Junior Member
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12-27-2009, 07:00 PM #3Junior Member
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Bump
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12-27-2009, 07:15 PM #4
I don't see a diet.
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12-27-2009, 07:25 PM #5
heya. wheres your diet at?
the workout routine may need some adjustments. back and chest indirectly work arms. back=biceps chest=triceps. so u might want to switch it around.
thats 5 straight days of weights. take a day off somewhere in there. rest is just as important.
cardio after wieghts will help with fat loss too.
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12-27-2009, 07:43 PM #6Junior Member
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Im looking for a diet, not nessarily the foods...but the Protein/Carb/Fat ratios you guys would recommend.
Loin, any simple tips would be great. like 4 days on, 1 off...or something like that.
Thanks again guys.
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12-27-2009, 08:17 PM #7
it depends on your fitness level.
a split routine is popular. there are many variations tho. as long as your not over training a muscle group the following day. they need time to rest 48-72hrs typically.
day 1: back/bis
day 2: chest/tri
day 3: rest
day 4: legs
day 5: shoulders
day 6: rest
day 7: repeat or rest
or a 1 a day
day 1: arms
day 2: legs
day 3: shoulders
day 4: rest
day 5: chest
day 6: back
day 7: rest
check out the workout section. most members have their routines critiqued as well.
whatever you decide stick with it for 3 months. then change to a diff routine every 3 months or so.
diet? example would be a 40/40/20 split pro/carb/fat
fitday.com can help u with this.
7am cardio empty stomach
8am pro/fat meal
10 pro/carb meal
12pm pro/fat or pro/carb meal
2pm pro/carb meal
3pm workout/cardio
5pm pwo whey only
7pm pro/fat
9pm pro/fat (slow digesting pro like casein, cottage cheese lean steak)
examples of good fats:
Flax seed oils
Fish oil
Egg yolk
Natural p.b
Avocado
Almonds/nuts
EVOO
examples of complex carbs:
Sweet potatoe
Steel cut oats
Rolled oats
Wheat pasta
Brown rice
Ezekiel tortilla
Ezekiel Bread
examples of lean protein:
Chicken
Tuna
Lean steaks
Tofu
Salmon/fish
Egg whites
London broil
Flank steak
Sirloin
Eye of round
Chuck steak
Loin
93% lean +
Ground meat
Turkey
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12-27-2009, 08:22 PM #8Junior Member
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You rock dude, respect and thanks.
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12-27-2009, 08:29 PM #9Junior Member
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Supplements updated in first post
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12-27-2009, 08:44 PM #10
np. if you dont mind me saying also. save your money on supps. youll get most of what u need in the whey and protein sources.
fish oil and whey for now imo. when u get closer to your goal is when u may want/need to include some supps. but for now the money is better spent on food.
unless your specifically targeting a certain issue. acne, disgestive enzymes etc..
also make sure you get fish oil with dha/epa above 500mg. youll pay more, but these are the super ingredients peeps need. most fish oil out there is crap. u have to read the label to shift thru the junk brands..theres a good post on fish oil here.
Oils
and here
fish oil
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12-27-2009, 08:47 PM #11
with that said- put your diet and workout together to be critiqued in detail from the experts here.
good luck
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12-27-2009, 08:53 PM #12Junior Member
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Thanks again Lion...Ive been looking at my old pis (I was 20) all ripped. Man I want it back, bad! Also...any though on adding creatine at this point?
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12-27-2009, 09:13 PM #13
these are just canned answers basically. although im down 47lbs in 4.25 months while maintaining 182lbm from reading and researching here and taking my own advice.
took the same route as u in my late 20s. partying, wife, work, friends, stress etc can all be a distraction to health, and it was. i just keep telling myself, anything worth having is never easy, but always worth it. getting my health back is def worth it, and this board has been a huge impact, hope the same for you as well.
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12-27-2009, 09:20 PM #14Junior Member
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Bump for any Info...Thanks guys!
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