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Re: RE: Samurai's Journal - Friday, August 15, 2008 8:23 PM
Well good for you on quitting smoking! Good step in taking care of your body.

and yea do add deadlifts. you WILL see a difference with the deadlifts.
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Re: RE: Samurai's Journal - Friday, August 15, 2008 8:34 PM
Thanks Jane.

I have a lot to learn about techniques and what exercises to do. I run out of idea's when im in the garage, so i need to go find a list or something of what to do for diff parts of my body. I havent been in a weight training class since 2002. :-\  So im kind of lost as far as what muscles to work and how. yea im a newb
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Re: RE: Samurai's Journal - Wednesday, August 20, 2008 8:06 AM
148.6 lb's

7.0% BF

day 10 of no smoking. doing just fine.


4 egg & cottage cheese omlette

1 banana

supps w/ milk

45 min workout today

ON's whey shake w/ 2% milk


shower, then bed :) have a good day all
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Re: RE: Samurai's Journal - Wednesday, August 20, 2008 1:51 PM
A good place to start, The New Rules of Lifting, http://www.amazon.com/New-Rules-Lifting-Maximum-Muscle/dp/1583332383

It has great routines for home gyms (you need very little equipment), good basic principals, and clear explanations of exercises.

I can promise you if you follow the routines outlined in the book, you will grow, as long as you eat enough.


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Re: RE: Samurai's Journal - Wednesday, August 20, 2008 4:24 PM
right on. Ill pick that up this week. I did find a gym  my house, its $99 to sign up and $25-30 a month. Is this a pretty descent price? it's not very over populated, its kinda secluted and they limit memberships so it doesnt get over-populated. Get your own towel service when you walk in too :-p
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Re: RE: Samurai's Journal - Wednesday, August 20, 2008 11:24 PM
Training
train your whole body
Legs (squats, lunges, leg extensions, leg curls, leg press, stiff-leg deadlift)
Shoulders (military press, side laterals, rear lat raise, upright row, shrugs)
Chest (bench press, flyes, dips)
Back (pull-ups, rows, deadlifts, lat pull-downs)
Biceps (barbell curls, dumbbell curls, preacher curls, hammer curls)
Triceps (overhead tricept extension, skull crusher, pressdown, kickbacks)
Abs (Crunches, reverse crunches, hanging leg raises, captains chair leg raise, bicycle maneuver)

Calf (standing calf press, seated calf press)

See the bottom for links to various workout programs.


Always warm up 3-10 minutes as needed light cardio (to get the core temp of the body up) and also light moderately-higher rep sets to warm up major bodyparts you will be working.

Optimal set / rep ranges and days between:
For muscular Endurance the rep range is 12-25+ slow pace/30-90 second rests/ 1-3 sets / 1-2 days between
For muscle size the rep range is 9-12 slow- moderate pace/30-60 second rests / 3 -4 sets per / 4-7 days between
For Strength (vs. power) the rep range is 6-8 slow pace/2-3 minute rests/ 3-4 sets per / 4-7 days between
For power the rep range is 1-5 fast/explosive pace /3-5 minute rests/ 4-8 sets per / 2-3 days between
That has been heavily tested and it works...courtesy of the National Academy of Sports Medicine.
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Re: RE: Samurai's Journal - Friday, August 29, 2008 5:53 AM
I cant believe how much smoking has really helped me with my diet. Deff eating more and showing results per week. Right now im 151lb's. dry weight im probably 150-150.7 at 7.0% BF

still looking to get that book you told me about. but im trying everythin i can. Sorry im not posting my routines in here. i will eventually. Im just not a big poster. I will once i get my journal into gear and start actually getting serious about writing stuff down.

Adam
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Re: RE: Samurai's Journal - Monday, September 01, 2008 6:52 PM
Well, i decided to take the leap and bought MRM Creatine Mono 500, along with more green powder as a veggie supp on occasion and a one a day mens multi vit. all together ran me about $30.00 for a months supply. not bad. But im still gonna eat 6 times a day and not count on supps. Wish me luck.

Hello 20 bottles of water a day hah

Adam
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Re: RE: Samurai's Journal - Tuesday, September 02, 2008 5:50 AM
5:30am
     - Creatine / Veggie Powder / ON's Whey Mix w/ 8oz milk mixed

5:45am -  Breakfast:

    - Omelette w/ cut up sliced turkey / grated cheddar cheese / tapatio hot SAUS!
    - Orange
    - Water! :)

Workout - 6:30am

lunch - dont know yet

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Re: RE: Samurai's Journal - Tuesday, September 02, 2008 7:39 AM
Taken post workout 7:30AM

weight - 151lb @ 7.5-8%BF



mean face!


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Re: RE: Samurai's Journal - Tuesday, September 02, 2008 11:43 AM
got a little creative today for lunch:

Adam's Killer Cream of Chicken & Rice

2 cups jasmine rice:

425 calories

8.3g Protein
3.4g Fat
87.4g Carb

Soup: Cream of chicken Prepared w/ 3/4 can milk

420.1 Calories

17.0g Protein
23.6g Fat
35.8g Carb


Chicken Breast:  1.7lb's worth!

1,506.4 Calories

227.9g Protein
59.5g fat
0.0 Carbs

TOTAL:

2,351 - Calories
86.5g - Fat
253.2g - Protein
123.2g - Carbs




Cook Chicken to self specifications (i added olive oil, garlic salt, lemon pepper, and other goodies)

cook rice in cooker

after chickens done, add 1 can cream of chicken soup w/ 3/4 can milk into pan,

add chopped 1.7lb of chicken into soup

then add rice to all and enjoy.

Soooooo bomb
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Re: RE: Samurai's Journal - Tuesday, September 02, 2008 12:54 PM
wow you are coming along nicely! Good Job! 
you do have a very long torso.
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Re: RE: Samurai's Journal - Tuesday, September 02, 2008 12:59 PM
thanks.

Yea, i've got alot of clay to mold so to speak. 6lb's in 2 1/2 weeks is kinda crazy and not all muscle, but at least im working out daily and eating right.

I wish i knew the terms to some of the exercises I do. Thats the only reason why I dont post them up. I only know like 6-7 terms haha. But when i work out i work out everything.
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