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Re: RE: Samurai's Journal
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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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Tuesday, September 02, 2008 7:39 AM
Taken post workout 7:30AM weight - 151lb @ 7.5-8%BF mean face! Back
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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
<message edited by SilentSamurai on Tuesday, September 02, 2008 11:51 AM>
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Re: RE: Samurai's Journal
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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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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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