Walli Posted January 30, 2015 Posted January 30, 2015 lol packing grilled chicken/veg with you everywhere you go is for 2 kinds of people 1. professional athletes (where meal/nutrient timing is actually relevant) 2. bellends complete waste of time for your average gym rat who just wants to get fit/look good not everywhere you go @@Steroids but if you go to work every day and do the same routine every day it is cheaper and better to simply make it and take it with you on those days. Well then substitute it with subways and other processed food which costs more and is full of shit you dont need nor want. I go to work Mon - Fri. I take my lunch with me, take almonds for snack (helps i love them) and then supplement with whey shakes. Cheap and efficient.
Mighty_Irwin Posted January 30, 2015 Posted January 30, 2015 (edited) I eat grilled chicken/veg because its really easy. The fact that it's healthy is just a nice bonus. @@Walli I'm a pistachio guy Edited January 30, 2015 by Mighty_Irwin
Andrew Posted January 30, 2015 Posted January 30, 2015 Cba explaining of you think fast food and processed shite from shops is a good diet then i need not waste my time posting. why are you so heated lool well if hes not gonna take the time to have a proper diet hes just wasting his time and everyone else's here but good on u m8
Steroids Posted January 30, 2015 Posted January 30, 2015 lol packing grilled chicken/veg with you everywhere you go is for 2 kinds of people 1. professional athletes (where meal/nutrient timing is actually relevant) 2. bellends complete waste of time for your average gym rat who just wants to get fit/look good not everywhere you go @@Steroids but if you go to work every day and do the same routine every day it is cheaper and better to simply make it and take it with you on those days. Well then substitute it with subways and other processed food which costs more and is full of shit you dont need nor want. I go to work Mon - Fri. I take my lunch with me, take almonds for snack (helps i love them) and then supplement with whey shakes. Cheap and efficient. yeah i feel you on the cost-efficiency, i eat "bro" for that very reason alone pretty much. but yeah i never carry anything around with me, even if out of the house for 12 hours i'll just compensate missing 3 of your small meals with 1k+ calories in 1 sitting as i get home. usually roll up to the big tesco near my gym and buy 1 pre-workout banana though ha, old man at the self-service always like "yep here he is right on cue with his 1 banana" lmao everytime.
Marten Posted January 31, 2015 Posted January 31, 2015 i cannot see the problem here either if he is going for the macro, except some processed shit should not be touched indeed. Me as an average guy just going to gym to bulk a bit and bring out my figure I just make sure not to stuff myself with loads of fat but otherwise am quite loose on the diet, as in eating if i'm hungry and eating until i am no longer hungry, not until i feel stuffed. Difference there. Never had any diary or schedule tho, maybe I should start with one.
Wildependant Posted January 31, 2015 Posted January 31, 2015 Nice goals. I'm just lucky as fuck that I can eat all I want and don't get fat. Have an active hard work job (Garden landscaper), body tones itself and i'm very fortunate!
Andrew Posted January 31, 2015 Posted January 31, 2015 Nice goals. I'm just lucky as fuck that I can eat all I want and don't get fat. Have an active hard work job (Garden landscaper), body tones itself and i'm very fortunate! lol
k or as i Posted February 3, 2015 Posted February 3, 2015 (edited) Future NFL corner back checking in Bench - 105kg squat - 150kg deadlift - 202.5kg 40 yard dash - 4.85s weight - 88kg height - 5"10'.5 2000 calorie post workout shake crew. Edited February 3, 2015 by k or as i
Dripz Posted February 3, 2015 Author Posted February 3, 2015 Future NFL corner back checking in Bench - 105kg squat - 150kg deadlift - 202.5kg 40 yard dash - 4.85s weight - 88kg height - 5"10'.5 2000 calorie post workout shake crew. nice one bruh
Dripz Posted February 8, 2015 Author Posted February 8, 2015 my lower back slowly shrinking. no more muffin top
So_easy99 Posted February 8, 2015 Posted February 8, 2015 Idunno.. It will always be weird to me to see people with your body-physique trying to do hard-diets. I am not saying it is wrong, just saying it is weird. In my opinion people with your body physic shud just add 10-15mins cardio post-workout everytime and once you get lower bodyfat you can go to the hard diets.. Good luck tho, >:\
Brad Posted February 18, 2015 Posted February 18, 2015 Idunno.. It will always be weird to me to see people with your body-physique trying to do hard-diets. I am not saying it is wrong, just saying it is weird. In my opinion people with your body physic shud just add 10-15mins cardio post-workout everytime and once you get lower bodyfat you can go to the hard diets.. Good luck tho, >:\ you find it weird to see some-one with moderately high body fat dieting? smh.. eating shit and doing 15 mins cardio post workout wont do a fucking thing 2
Boss Posted March 3, 2015 Posted March 3, 2015 You aren't eating enough. That diet is only going to fuck up your metabolism and your body will overcompensate when you stop 'cutting' by storing fats more easily as they've been so scarce in the time you have cut back. I think the best intake reduction of your daily calories is between -15% - -25% of your normal amount, but you haven't posted what you usually eat. Also a two hour workout seems a little OTT, you shouldn't really be working out for more than an hour and a half, your body starts to break down protein stores after this time, but I guess it all depends on how strenuous your exercises are. I think you should go into your programme with a gym schedule already planned out; makes your life alot easier as you know exactly what you are expected to do each session and saves alot of time wondering about thinking 'hmm which exercise should I do next?'. It also will increase your motivation as you know what you're doing each time and how to plan/ready yourself for the day ahead. i fucking loled at 2 hours being ott. you new mate?
Steroids Posted March 3, 2015 Posted March 3, 2015 You aren't eating enough. That diet is only going to fuck up your metabolism and your body will overcompensate when you stop 'cutting' by storing fats more easily as they've been so scarce in the time you have cut back. I think the best intake reduction of your daily calories is between -15% - -25% of your normal amount, but you haven't posted what you usually eat. Also a two hour workout seems a little OTT, you shouldn't really be working out for more than an hour and a half, your body starts to break down protein stores after this time, but I guess it all depends on how strenuous your exercises are. I think you should go into your programme with a gym schedule already planned out; makes your life alot easier as you know exactly what you are expected to do each session and saves alot of time wondering about thinking 'hmm which exercise should I do next?'. It also will increase your motivation as you know what you're doing each time and how to plan/ready yourself for the day ahead. i fucking loled at 2 hours being ott. you new mate? i fuckin lol at bellends that spend 2 hours in the gym.... especially if they go 5+ days a week. 9/10 times he's a gym-rat with nothing else going for him
Boss Posted March 3, 2015 Posted March 3, 2015 (edited) You aren't eating enough. That diet is only going to fuck up your metabolism and your body will overcompensate when you stop 'cutting' by storing fats more easily as they've been so scarce in the time you have cut back. I think the best intake reduction of your daily calories is between -15% - -25% of your normal amount, but you haven't posted what you usually eat. Also a two hour workout seems a little OTT, you shouldn't really be working out for more than an hour and a half, your body starts to break down protein stores after this time, but I guess it all depends on how strenuous your exercises are. I think you should go into your programme with a gym schedule already planned out; makes your life alot easier as you know exactly what you are expected to do each session and saves alot of time wondering about thinking 'hmm which exercise should I do next?'. It also will increase your motivation as you know what you're doing each time and how to plan/ready yourself for the day ahead. i fucking loled at 2 hours being ott. you new mate? i fuckin lol at bellends that spend 2 hours in the gym.... especially if they go 5+ days a week. 9/10 times he's a gym-rat with nothing else going for him whats bad about spending 2 hours at the gym?? every other sport doesn't train for 45 mins to an hour lol Edited March 3, 2015 by Gaji/Boss
Dripz Posted March 4, 2015 Author Posted March 4, 2015 i spend 2 hours in the gym, 1 hour of which is in the steam room/sauna/pool/jacuzzi etc
Dripz Posted March 5, 2015 Author Posted March 5, 2015 weighed in last night post meal at 80KG Was a good day http://bodyspace.bodybuilding.com/SamirDripz/
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