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acecatcher3
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 Posted: Tue Jul 08, 2008 10:43 pm Post subject: my before and progress pics |
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| hey ppl, ive been doing weight training for about 3months. Im bulking and will do so for quite a while, im nowhere near where i want to b in terms of muscle. I have seen quite a dramatic improvement since i have been going gym, its a great feeling when i think back at the weights i was using before and the weights i use now...let me know what u think, and feel free to post ur pics! |
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acecatcher3
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| Posted: Tue Jul 08, 2008 10:45 pm Post subject: |
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before(this picture was taken as a joke lol)
3months in(bottom guy)
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swanso5
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Location: melbourne, australia
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| Posted: Tue Jul 08, 2008 10:56 pm Post subject: |
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| definately a difference...what eating/training you plan on doing? |
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acecatcher3
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| Posted: Tue Jul 08, 2008 11:03 pm Post subject: |
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| swanso5 wrote: | | definately a difference...what eating/training you plan on doing? |
i know, my mate showed me that picture and i cudnt believe how much ive changed so quick, i seriously didnt think i had made much of an improvement at all. in terms of eating, ive just started eating more pastas, ill come home after gym and have pasta tuna and apple or another night have chichen and bacon pasta, i eat alot of chicken usually anyway. In terms of gym i go about 4 times a week. i do 3sets of 7 reps. Until recently i havent been able to do much cardio due to an ingrown toenail, but ill b doing that now as maybe an extra day at the gym. Im a little worried about putting on alot of body fat, since starting 3months ago, ive put on some bodyfat, but i guess thats normal when bulking? im sure however that once i think ive got as big as i want to be, ill be just as motivated to cut off the fat and tone the body. |
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swanso5
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food - go to diet section and read sticky "read beofre posting..."
training - the waterbury method by chad waterbury
for muscle gaining a 3:1 muscle to fat pound gain is as high as ou want to go
there's no point gettinf fat and muscley because the more fat you have to lose later, the more muscle you'll probably lose trying to do it |
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acecatcher3
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| Posted: Tue Jul 08, 2008 11:21 pm Post subject: |
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| swanso5 wrote: | food - go to diet section and read sticky "read beofre posting..."
training - the waterbury method by chad waterbury
for muscle gaining a 3:1 muscle to fat pound gain is as high as ou want to go
there's no point gettinf fat and muscley because the more fat you have to lose later, the more muscle you'll probably lose trying to do it |
brilliant ill give it a good read, i used to have very little body fat i think thats the only reason why i am worried about having a little bit of fat, ill keep the cardio up tho and i shud continue to gain muscle with as little fat as possible. cheers swanso |
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Christopheel
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Yes true you start not really fat so it's a+ stay lean !
Don't bulk up like a morron at 5k calories a day, with 5 1000 meal lol
With heavy compounds exercises, hitting big muscles every workouts, plus some HIIT session, you shouldn't really gain fat ... |
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