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RE: The General Fitness Thread - NiX - 02-10-2010
Trace: Great progress! You're probably not eating the right stuff if you're getting tired. Means you're not recovering quickly enough.
RE: The General Fitness Thread - Mjting - 02-10-2010
yeah. u have to eat a bit if you're working out. You can just cut down on dinner since you wont use the energy-you can even not eat dinner lol.
RE: The General Fitness Thread - Trace-02 - 02-10-2010
Thanks guys. ^__^ My diet usually consists of mostly oatmeal and cereal. Most of the protein I eat comes from fish. I'm thinking of switching to Chicken and eating more of it.
Myuu. Keep getting fit, RR!
RE: The General Fitness Thread - J.E_Magog - 02-10-2010
I take a sip or iced tea or any fruit drink every two sets, just to fire me up.
(02-10-2010, 01:09 PM)Trace-02 Wrote: Myuu. Keep getting fit, RR!Haha just avoid doing this
RE: The General Fitness Thread - Twin-Skies - 02-10-2010
(02-10-2010, 01:09 PM)Trace-02 Wrote: Thanks guys. ^__^ My diet usually consists of mostly oatmeal and cereal. Most of the protein I eat comes from fish. I'm thinking of switching to Chicken and eating more of it.
Myuu. Keep getting fit, RR!
Some little tricks I learned over time that can help:
Take your coffee black (no sugar, no cream). Aside from cutting down on teh calories, this makes you look manly
Go for rolled oats. They're higher on fibre than minced oats, but they might be hard on your stomach for the first few days.
RE: The General Fitness Thread - Serene - 02-15-2010
Eversince staying here with my father and grandparents while working, I started a veggie diet.
Lots of greens and rice, just enough meat or fish on the side.
Since I'm awake from midnight onwards, I get to burn much of what I eat. Add that to the morning walk I get to do every morning (as much as I want to jog, there are a hell of dogs here. Just running without them around is already crappy. Literally.).
I don't have problems maintaining my weight, but I really don't have much exercise. I always end up hurting my back doing crunches, because I might really be doing it wrong. Tips on crunches anyone?
RE: The General Fitness Thread - NiX - 02-15-2010
Make sure you're actually using your stomach to pull yourself up. But if it hurts too much, just don't do it.
RE: The General Fitness Thread - Twin-Skies - 02-15-2010
(02-15-2010, 03:03 AM)Serene Wrote: I don't have problems maintaining my weight, but I really don't have much exercise. I always end up hurting my back doing crunches, because I might really be doing it wrong. Tips on crunches anyone?
1. Make sure to do it on flat, level ground.
2. Do the movement slowly.
Count to 1 seconds as you contract your abs, hold your position just before your chest touches your knees - about 8 inches distance between them - and hold that position for around 2 secs, before lowering your upper torso down. Also, make sure the downward movement is also controlled - don't just drop back on the floor.
The idea is to keep your abs under a constant, controlled tension during the whole exercise, since "bouncing" up and dropping down is cheating.
3.he pain you feel in your abs should be akin to a burning sensation if you're doing the exercise properly. If it feels more like a tear, you might want to stop.
4. Don't forget to stretch
Other pointers:
http://www.ab-core-and-stomach-exercises.com/lower-abdominal-exercises.html
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Have now been doing boxing for about a month. Program has been extended into 2.5 hour sessions:
3 rounds skip rope training
4 rounds shadow boxing (2 w/out weight, 2 w/ 2-lbs weights)
5 rounds heavy bag training
2 rounds mitts
3 rounds wall bag
4 rounds speed ball
4 rounds speed bag
30-second break between rounds filled in with light calisthenics.
RE: The General Fitness Thread - J.E_Magog - 02-18-2010
Calculate your ideal physique(use Grecian calculator)
http://www.bodybuilding.com/fun/drobson207.htm
I'm hoping to reach these numbers or at least something close to it
Chest------44 inches
Waist------31 inches
Hip-------- 37 inches
Bicep------16 inches
Forearm--13 inches
Thigh-----23 inches
Calve ------15 inches
Neck-------16 inches
RE: The General Fitness Thread - NiX - 02-18-2010
Wow you'll be pretty huge. O_O Note that a lot of references are for white people.
RE: The General Fitness Thread - J.E_Magog - 02-18-2010
Hahaha I just entered my wrist size(which is below average) and I got those numbers.
I hope those 16 inch biceps are "flexed" biceps, not relaxed.
RE: The General Fitness Thread - NiX - 02-18-2010
But 37" hips? That's wide enough to give birth. O_O
RE: The General Fitness Thread - J.E_Magog - 02-18-2010
Mine are almost 38 haha
It's almost like a weight loss program from the belly down.
RE: The General Fitness Thread - Trace-02 - 02-18-2010
Myuu... My lower body's around that measurement too. Even after losing several pounds, my lower region's still real heavy.
If I were an AC, I'd be a cruiserweight class. XD
RE: The General Fitness Thread - iraya-sama - 02-18-2010
dear, there is something wrong with how you phrased your last post ;o;
also, wouldn't having a grecian-god body look weird in RL? just having well-toned body would be ok, muscly men are scary and weird!