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    Patrick's log. Start date 21/02/10

    Hello everyone. I think it is about time that I create a log to track my progress. Before I begin I would like to tell you a little about myself.
    I will be turning 28 next month and for the last 12 year's I have never trained consistently or ate the proper diet that one should in order to build muscle. I have alway's had a very unhealthy diet. Well it is time for a change. With the knowledge and experience of you fellow member's if feel that I am ready to embark on the journey as a bodybuillder. The knowledge and experience some of you have is priceless and I thank you for sharing it.
    So let's begin.

    STATS

    27 year's old
    191cm tall
    217 lbs
    bodyfat % unknown. Nark recommended I start on 10 Kcal's per lb of bodyweight

    DIET

    MEAL 1 ( 6.00am) 30g pro,20g carbs,5g fat
    300g of pasturized eggwhites = 30g pro
    87g of sweet potato = 18g carbs
    50g green beans = 2g carbs
    10g almonds = 5g fat
    500ml water

    MEAL 2 (8.00am) 30g pro,20g carbs,5g fat
    37g of eggwhite powder = 31g pro
    33g ultra fine oats = 20g carbs
    10g almonds = 5g fat
    500ml water

    MEAL 3 (9.30am) 30g pro,20g carbs,5g fat
    140g tuna in spring water = 32g pro
    87g of sweet potato = 18g carbs
    50g green beans = 2g carbs
    10g almonds = 5g fat
    500ml water

    MEAL 4 (12.30am) 30g pro,20g carbs,5g fat
    140g tuna in spring water = 32g pro
    87g of sweet potato = 18g carbs
    50g green beans = 2g carbs
    10g almonds = 5g fat
    500ml water

    MEAL 5 (2.30pm) 30g pro,20g carbs,5g fat
    37g eggwhite powder = 31g pro
    33g ultra fine oats = 20g carbs
    10g almonds = 5g fat
    500ml water

    MEAL6 (5.00pm) 30g pro,20g carbs,5g fat
    300g pasturized eggwhite = 30g pro
    87g sweet potato = 18g carbs
    50g cauliflower = 2g carbs
    10g almonds = 5g fat
    500ml water

    MEAL 7 (7.00pm) 30g pro,20g carbs,5g fat
    135g turkey breast = 35g pro
    87g sweet potato = 18g carbs
    50g cauliflower = 2g carbs
    10g almonds = 5g fat
    500ml water

    MEAL 8 (9.30pm) 30g pro,20g carbs,5g fat
    135g turkey breast = 35g pro
    87g sweet potato = 18g carbs
    50g brocolli =2g carbs
    10g almonds = 5g fat
    500ml water

    MEAL 9 (10.30) 30g pro,20g carbs,5g fat
    150g pink salmon = 30g pro,6g fat
    50g brocolli = 2g carbs
    500ml water

    SUPPLEMENTS

    B-complex vitamins, 1 cap with every meal.
    Chromium polynicotinate,400mcg with every meal.
    Bromelain,1000mg prior to every meal.
    Serrapeptase,10mg daily.

    TRAINING (IRON MAN'S HIT)

    I am still trying to ease myself into my training. I train every second day which last's 50-60 min's max followed by 30mins high intensity cardio (running). I do 3 set's per muscle group. First set is 6-10 reps,second set is 3-5 reps followed by the third set which is 11-15 reps. I always try to use proper form and use compound exercise's. When I reach the maximum of reps allowed for each set,I increase the weight by 500g. I have a set of micro weights. Every workout I try beat my number of reps performed on my previous workout by one. When I hit my maximum I increase the weight. Obviously I could not do this if I added 1.5kg-2kg to my weight's as I would plateau very quickly,but with the micro weight's I feel I can.

    MONDAY CHEST,SHOULDERS,TRICEPS,TRAPS

    Bench press (6-10) 50kg,9 reps (3-5) 55kg,5 reps (11-15) 30.5kg,15 reps
    D Bell press (6-10) 11.5kg,10 (3-5) 16kg,5 (11-15) 8.5kg,15
    Tricep
    extensions (6-10) 12.5kg,10 (3-5) 17.5kg,5 (11-15) 9.5kg,15
    Barbell
    shrugs (6-10) 62.5kg,10 (3-5) 72.5kg,5 (11-15) 52.5kg,15

    WEDNESDAY BACK,BICEPS,QUADS,HAMS

    Good mornings (6-10) 8kg,10 (3-5) 11kg,5 (11-15) 3.5kg,15
    Barbell rows (6-10) 27kg,10 (3-5) 32kg,5 (11-15) 22kg,15
    Barbell curls (6-10) 22kg,10 (3-5) 27kg,5 (11-15) 17kg,15
    Squats (6-10)42kg,10 (3-5) 47.5kg,5 (11-15) 37kg,15
    Straight leg
    deadlifts (6-10) 21kg,10 (3-5) 20kg,5 (11-15) 16kg,15

    FRIDAY (same as monday and so on ) A break of 5 day's will be took every 8 weeks to allow body to recover fully and give CNS a rest.

    I have not included the weight of the olympic bars etc in with my exercise's just so it is easier for me to follow.
    I will be reviewing my diet and be taking fresh pictures every month to track my progress.
    Thanks for taking the time read.

    CURRENT TARGET IS TO HIT -10% BODYFAT
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    Sweet Patrick

    Good luck!
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    Every(intelligent)thing works (once aptly and consistently applied)
    It really is that simple.
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    paddys in... chuck him in the bin





    best of luck

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    Dont consume your water with your meal. 30-45mins proir.

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    That your advice Nark?

    SUPPLEMENTS

    B-complex vitamins, 1 cap with every meal.
    Chromium polynicotinate,400mcg with every meal.
    Bromelain,1000mg prior to every meal.
    Serrapeptase,10mg daily.

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    Yeah,the supp's were recommended by Nark.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Swifto View Post
    That your advice Nark?

    SUPPLEMENTS

    B-complex vitamins, 1 cap with every meal.
    Chromium polynicotinate,400mcg with every meal.
    Bromelain,1000mg prior to every meal.
    Serrapeptase,10mg daily.
    Yep.

    As his bodyfat drops, chromium intake will be lowered.
    -Corey "Narkissos" Springer

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    Apollo Fitness Barbados etc
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    Quote Originally Posted by texasmk4
    Nark is like intel, Brilliant inside and awsome outside :-)
    Quote Originally Posted by Narkissos
    Here's a little-known-secret, that most people won't tell you: In the sphere of fitness, everything works.
    Every(intelligent)thing works (once aptly and consistently applied)
    It really is that simple.
    This is the perpetual bodybuilding paradigm
    **No Source Checks**
    Contact Me

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    Quote Originally Posted by Narkissos View Post
    Yep.

    As his bodyfat drops, chromium intake will be lowered.
    How do you find chromium, when compared to ALA and vanadium as a GDA?

    I use ALA and have some of my clients on it.



    How are things going Patrick?

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    Hi Swifto. Thing's are progressing along nicely. Diet broke down as it got on top of me a few day's into it with work commitment's but training has been consistent and I am begining to enjoy my training again. Although diet has not started this month I fully intend on begining at the end of this week. I have however intended to tweak my diet. I have decided to change the number of meal's from 9 to 6 and have decided to change my food choice's also. I will post my new diet next week but I intend on keeping it extra simple and tweak it month by month as I go along. Nark said to me "if keeping it extra simple is doable,then I suggest on keeping it extra simple"
    I spend so much time sitting drawing up diet's trying to perfect every piece of it and then it fail's,so I have decided to keep it simple. It maybe plain,boring,generic etc,but if it make's it doable for me and is consistent then I am on the right path I need to be.
    What about you mate,how is your training etc going ? Did not know you were a personal trainer. I have read a lot of your previous thread's and I have huge respect for you. I do not fully understand it all but it makes very good reading.
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    Quote Originally Posted by paddy155 View Post
    Hi Swifto. Thing's are progressing along nicely. Diet broke down as it got on top of me a few day's into it with work commitment's but training has been consistent and I am begining to enjoy my training again. Although diet has not started this month I fully intend on begining at the end of this week. I have however intended to tweak my diet. I have decided to change the number of meal's from 9 to 6 and have decided to change my food choice's also. I will post my new diet next week but I intend on keeping it extra simple and tweak it month by month as I go along. Nark said to me "if keeping it extra simple is doable,then I suggest on keeping it extra simple"
    I spend so much time sitting drawing up diet's trying to perfect every piece of it and then it fail's,so I have decided to keep it simple. It maybe plain,boring,generic etc,but if it make's it doable for me and is consistent then I am on the right path I need to be.
    What about you mate,how is your training etc going ? Did not know you were a personal trainer. I have read a lot of your previous thread's and I have huge respect for you. I do not fully understand it all but it makes very good reading.
    Keep it simple. I always have done. Simplicity works.

    Thank-you. I am fine, training going well (clients and I).

    Keep things simple, as above, but do not be afraid of experimenting.

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