Moma did you get proof of him juicing or is just conjecture?
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Quote: (05-18-2012 11:42 AM)Walnuts Wrote:
Moma did you get proof of him juicing or is just conjecture?
Quote: (05-18-2012 06:10 PM)SamBellamy Wrote:
Moma,
Why don't you juice yourself? How much training experience do you have?
Quote: (05-18-2012 06:17 PM)SamBellamy Wrote:
"Conjecture wise, we went from struggling to max out one rep 130kg to him repping out 15 (no spot) on 100kg. He then went up to crank out 3 comfortably on 150kg"
- Almost certainly juicing! Only way he is not is if you haven't seen him for like a year during which time he stuffed his face to the point he manged to gain 30-40 lbs of bodyweight. There is no other way one would get such rapid strength increase. This is on the bench right?
Quote: (05-19-2012 01:00 AM)OGNorCal707 Wrote:
What I don't get are the fat guys I see in the gym that are focused on lifting heavy (bench press, bicep curls, etc.), but have huge fat guts and obviously aren't doing any forum of cardio, ab exercies, or higher rep/lower weight lifting, to burn fat.
I know being strong is a good thing, but if you have a fat gut, and just look fat all around, it's not going to be attractive or appealing to women.
Quote: (05-20-2012 08:31 PM)tallglassofmilk Wrote:
Personally I go with the lean look, although girls prefer the bigger look. Ideal goal would be like Bruce Lee:
I'm about 6'7". fluctuate between 190 and 200, and am naturally very weak (and have the body type that has a hard time gaining upper body strength). What I go for is: I want to be healthy, I want to be able to man handle the girl, i.e. I pick her up no problem, it has to be workout that I am willing to do every day/week for the rest of my life, be able to dunk, and I would prefer for it to take no more then fifteen to twenty minutes, but definitely less then an hour. Currently I do sets of abs, push ups, and pull ups and tai chi. The abs consist of a 2 and a half minute circuit done twice and then russian twists or planks. Push ups are 5-6 sets of 10 slowly, with 1 set on finger tips, one set diamond, 3 focusing on different breathing and on knuckles and one set wide. Pull ups are 3x max which usually starts at 3-4 and ends up at 1-2. I know, I know, tai chi is exercise for old Asian women, but I like it. It isn't much but it accomplishes my goals. If anyone has any exercises I can add in at home, I'd like to give them a try.
Quote: (05-13-2012 04:37 AM)Rosca Wrote:
Quote: (05-10-2012 10:37 PM)houston Wrote:
Quote: (05-09-2012 03:06 AM)Rosca Wrote:Am I the only one that caught this? How tall are you player? I think we need to help you bulk up man.
I am a skinny dude at around 103 pounds. So for now I'm planning to work out and such to get lean. If I had to really chose a person I'd want my body to look like, it would have to be someone such as Zyzz. I unno, its just something cool to see a bony fuck turning into a piece of art.
I've been working out about 3-4 times a week for about a month now and I do not see much of a change. Perhaps its my diet.
As regards to the skinny vs. bulky argument, one is not better than the other. The confidence given due to working your body to get it the size you want should be all that matters. Who cares if a chick hates lean or bulky guys? At that point, you should be happy with youself because you look more presentable than most other men.
I am about 5'8 tall. I've been doing pushups daily thanks to reading a little convict conditioning.
Here's a visual of me.
The questions I have are:
1. Should I really invest in a gym membership and use freeweights? Reading CC has kind of tailored my mind that possibly going to a gym is counter-productive. For the past couple of days, I've switched from doing curls at the campus gym, to doing pushups. Should I use both methods?
2. As for supplements, I found this protein powder lying around last day of school. (This) You think this would help? And are there anymore supplements I should get into? My football friends were talking about Creatine, but I don't know which one would be the best for me.
3. Food as well, what should I be eating? Beverage wise, I only drink water and sometimes green tea.
Bonus points for the person who figures out what game my hat is from and what character wears it.
Quote: (05-24-2012 03:30 AM)Hades Wrote:
Quote: (05-13-2012 04:37 AM)Rosca Wrote:
Quote: (05-10-2012 10:37 PM)houston Wrote:
Quote: (05-09-2012 03:06 AM)Rosca Wrote:Am I the only one that caught this? How tall are you player? I think we need to help you bulk up man.
I am a skinny dude at around 103 pounds. So for now I'm planning to work out and such to get lean. If I had to really chose a person I'd want my body to look like, it would have to be someone such as Zyzz. I unno, its just something cool to see a bony fuck turning into a piece of art.
I've been working out about 3-4 times a week for about a month now and I do not see much of a change. Perhaps its my diet.
As regards to the skinny vs. bulky argument, one is not better than the other. The confidence given due to working your body to get it the size you want should be all that matters. Who cares if a chick hates lean or bulky guys? At that point, you should be happy with youself because you look more presentable than most other men.
I am about 5'8 tall. I've been doing pushups daily thanks to reading a little convict conditioning.
Here's a visual of me.
The questions I have are:
1. Should I really invest in a gym membership and use freeweights? Reading CC has kind of tailored my mind that possibly going to a gym is counter-productive. For the past couple of days, I've switched from doing curls at the campus gym, to doing pushups. Should I use both methods?
2. As for supplements, I found this protein powder lying around last day of school. (This) You think this would help? And are there anymore supplements I should get into? My football friends were talking about Creatine, but I don't know which one would be the best for me.
3. Food as well, what should I be eating? Beverage wise, I only drink water and sometimes green tea.
Bonus points for the person who figures out what game my hat is from and what character wears it.
Wow, not sure how I missed your post and picture.
Read "Starting Strength" and use the GOMAD diet.
I'd stick to that for ten to twelve weeks.
If you don't miss a meal or a weightlifting session you might put on thirty to fifty pounds. You'll look like a completely different person and people will think you're juicing. You must eat a lot of food and it will be difficult.
Once you put on some mass, you can go back to convict conditioning. You won't get brutal strong on calisthenics until you're at least 135-180 pounds.
GOMAD means "gallon of milk per day". It also means go insane.
Not sure if you're lactose intolerant or not, but make sure to eat lots of protein and fats anyway. Go to the store, buy a whole bag of red beans and minute rice, and boil up a cup of both and cram it down with a quart of whole milk. Eat like five or six eggs at a crack. That sort of thing.
When I was bulking I would also go to Chinese buffets once a week or more and eat for like an hour. I put on about twenty pounds in a month. Did I get fatter? Sure. But I also put on about fifteen pounds of muscle.
Quote: (05-18-2012 05:54 AM)ElJefe Wrote:
This is a acquaintance of mine, and this is what I'm going for. This is crossfit/strength-training and his body is in ridiculously good shape, cardiovascular wise and he's got a decent squat/bench/deadlift. He's about mid-thirties...