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NunyaBidnessSBR Hall of Famer
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Keyboard WarriorSBR MVP
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#38Lol, look who is talking. You're already lashing out at me for jokes. MD raped you so much on this board you have PTSD.Comment -
Keyboard WarriorSBR MVP
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#40this guy already said that pic was him before lifting. I figured he hasnt been just eating cheetos. But who knows. I really dont care.Comment -
marzwoodySBR MVP
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Keyboard WarriorSBR MVP
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marzwoodySBR MVP
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morettiSBR Hustler
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#45
Figure out calories you need to maintain your current weight and add about 300 calories a day to that. Make your macros about .9 grams of protein per pound of bodyweight,[ fill up the rest with carbs and good fats.]
Stick to a big compound exercise program, either Mark Rippletoe's starting strength, Stronglifts 5x5, something like that. Build up your base strength. Your nervous system will be so shocked by doing squats that you don't really need to do a million bicep curls or garbage like that you're going to grow.
Basic program would be something like, workout 3 days/wk alternating between Day A and Day B
A:
Squats
Deadlift
Overhead Press
+Chinups
+Core/Abs
B:
Squats
Bench Press
Rows
+Dips
+Core/Abs
5 sets of 5 reps of each, 3 minutes between sets, with loads of warmup sets. For example, for my Benches right now, I do a set at 45, a set at 75, a set at 105, a set at 135 and then my work sets (5 more of 5 reps each), then I add 5 pounds to each session until I start to fail.
I've had good results with it so far.
Creatine is not necessary, especially in the early stages of your lifting career.
Protein-Shakes are pretty useful if you dont reach your 1.8-2.5g/kg protein because youre lazy.
Theyre not necessary though if you eat enough protein with regular meals.
If you claim to be "ectomorph" - use a food-diary where you list exactly what your caloric intake is.
Think thats all for now.Comment -
marzwoodySBR MVP
- 01-03-14
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#46i could care less at this point, i have nothing to prove to anyone. your losing it man first you edit all those posts the other day because you got pissed off. now your pretty much pushing away the only person who has been consistently nice to you on here. cant help but feel sorry for you.
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NunyaBidnessSBR Hall of Famer
- 07-26-09
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#47
I don't buy all the hardgainer shit. I lifted in highschool pretty seriously, but I was a vegetarian, and my routine was inconsistent. Nothing much happened and I chalked it up to being a hardgainer. Now doing it right, 20 years later I'm having really good results, gotta have those calories and you have to have progressive resistance. You have to give your body the reason to respond to stimulus, if you just lift the same kettlebell everyday, your body will get strong enough to lift that every day and then stop, gotta keep hitting it with new and harder challenges.Comment -
Keyboard WarriorSBR MVP
- 06-07-14
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#48i could care less at this point, i have nothing to prove to anyone. your losing it man first you edit all those posts the other day because you got pissed off. now your pretty much pushing away the only person who has been consistently nice to you on here. cant help but feel sorry for you.
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Keyboard WarriorSBR MVP
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marzwoodySBR MVP
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#50Uh you said my wife looked my sister, when have you've been "nice?" I dont really care about pushing you away. Never were your friend to begin with. You add nothing to the board. Have you once posted a original thought or won a bet or talked gambling theory? You're spam. Sac's ironic threads have 10x the content of your entire posting career.Thats funny. this is ridiculous. not gonna be your sparring partner online. you have nothing to add to this thread or even any input so move along.
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NunyaBidnessSBR Hall of Famer
- 07-26-09
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#52Edited Nunyas Post.
Creatine is not necessary, especially in the early stages of your lifting career.
Protein-Shakes are pretty useful if you dont reach your 1.8-2.5g/kg protein because youre lazy.
Theyre not necessary though if you eat enough protein with regular meals.
If you claim to be "ectomorph" - use a food-diary where you list exactly what your caloric intake is.
Think thats all for now.
Adding dips in to a beginner is pretty tough, IMO, I'd be surprised if he could do 1 at this point. Same with chins, he might have to start off doing negative reps.Comment -
morettiSBR Hustler
- 07-19-12
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#53I agree with the negative reps if hes not able to do a single full-range repetition.
If he can do one, you should cluster, IMO.
Regarding the dips: I think in one of the earlier stronglifts 5x5 versions they wanted you to do
3x Pushups until failure instead.Comment -
PmoneySBR Hustler
- 06-19-14
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#54Comment -
PunisherINDSBR MVP
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#55Chins? How does one improve chin strength?
Aside from growing a beard (obviously).Comment -
Ron_Paul_2012SBR MVP
- 01-31-13
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#56I've been lifting for 9 months now, here's what I did, after doing tons of research.
Figure out calories you need to maintain your current weight and add about 300 calories a day to that. Make your macros about .9 grams of protein per pound of bodyweight, try to keep your carbs relatively low, and eat the rest in good fats, fish oil, coconut oil, animal fats, avoid seed oils, etc.
Stick to a big compound exercise program, either Mark Rippletoe's starting strength, Stronglifts 5x5, something like that. Build up your base strength. Your nervous system will be so shocked by doing squats that you don't really need to do a million bicep curls or garbage like that you're going to grow.
Basic program would be something like, workout 3 days/wk alternating between Day A and Day B
A:
Squats
Bench Press
Deadlift
B:
Squats
Standing Press
Upright Rows
5 sets of 5 reps of each, 3 minutes between sets, with loads of warmup sets. For example, for my Benches right now, I do a set at 45, a set at 75, a set at 105, a set at 135 and then my work sets (5 more of 5 reps each), then I add 5 pounds to each session until I start to fail.
Drink a shake with creatine in it before and after your workouts, with your post workout eat some dextrose (smarties or whatever).
I've had good results with it so far.Last edited by Ron_Paul_2012; 08-14-14, 05:36 PM.Comment -
Ron_Paul_2012SBR MVP
- 01-31-13
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#59Uh you said my wife looked my sister, when have you've been "nice?" I dont really care about pushing you away. Never were your friend to begin with. You add nothing to the board. Have you once posted a original thought or won a bet or talked gambling theory? You're spam. Sac's ironic threads have 10x the content of your entire posting career.Comment -
Ron_Paul_2012SBR MVP
- 01-31-13
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marzwoodySBR MVP
- 01-03-14
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#62Your so fragile. trolling every comment i make because you "dislike" me because i might of left a comment you disliked months ago. ridiculous. not gonna go back and forth with u on the web. let me know when you decide to interact with me like a normal person, and drop the tough guy internet persona.
Last edited by marzwoody; 08-14-14, 06:16 PM.Comment -
marzwoodySBR MVP
- 01-03-14
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#63Definitely agree with adding core in there. I do core work every off day anyway, but mine is pretty specialized to what I'm doing.
Adding dips in to a beginner is pretty tough, IMO, I'd be surprised if he could do 1 at this point. Same with chins, he might have to start off doing negative reps.
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NunyaBidnessSBR Hall of Famer
- 07-26-09
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#64No, he means chest dips.
Tricep dips are harder that they look, doing 30 with proper form would be difficult for someone who is untrained. I do them occasionally with legs up on another bench and weight on my lap. They're not easy.
The dips we're talking about are these:
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morettiSBR Hustler
- 07-19-12
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#65Had to laugh watching the video-guy, but yes, thats the kind of dips I was referring to.Comment -
CrassusSBR MVP
- 01-08-12
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#66Nunya, it's all about that 5/3/1 baby, get on that.Comment -
NunyaBidnessSBR Hall of Famer
- 07-26-09
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#67I've looked into it, I modify a lot of stuff as is. Right now I'm trying to figure out my squats anyway, as my muscles can handle a lot more weight than my spine can; I'm trying bulgarian split squats with a barbell right now, but my knees aren't enjoying it. Anybody got any other ideas? My squats are lagged so far behind my other lifts its not even funny.Comment -
CrassusSBR MVP
- 01-08-12
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#69I've looked into it, I modify a lot of stuff as is. Right now I'm trying to figure out my squats anyway, as my muscles can handle a lot more weight than my spine can; I'm trying bulgarian split squats with a barbell right now, but my knees aren't enjoying it. Anybody got any other ideas? My squats are lagged so far behind my other lifts its not even funny.Comment -
NunyaBidnessSBR Hall of Famer
- 07-26-09
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#70That was one of the two options I was going to try, going to low-weight high reps, or just doing single legs. Going to avoid doing sleeves though as my knees aren't bothered during normal squats anymore (they were at the beginning and then adapted), but they are doing the bulgarians, I think I may need to find the sweet spot in distance from the bench.
I try not to do any safety gear, grips, wraps, since the goal of the whole thing is to strenghten my body, rather than get the biggest beach muscles.Comment
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