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Core exercise selection


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Posted by: zonaguy03

I found this wonderful website with many core exercises. I want everyone to give me maybe 4 or 5 of their favorite core exercises from this list. Please check out this website first and give me a mini list. Greatly appreciated.

http://www.iwantsixpackabs.com/bodyw...exercises.html



Posted by: Uthinkso

From that list I do planks, vertical hip raise (as they call it), and decline reverse crunches.



Posted by: Witchblade

I choose lean meat, eggs and vegetables.



Posted by: vortrit

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I choose lean meat, eggs and vegetables.

Ditto.



Posted by: NordicNacho

great site, thanks man



Posted by: zonaguy03

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I choose lean meat, eggs and vegetables.
where do you do your local grocery shopping at? i need some of that lean meat.



Posted by: vortrit

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where do you do your local grocery shopping at? i need some of that lean meat.
You can get chicken and lean steak just about anywhere.



Posted by: zonaguy03

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You can get chicken and lean steak just about anywhere.
im about to go now, just get plain chicken? can i put any sauce on it? and is marinading bad?



Posted by: vortrit

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im about to go now, just get plain chicken? can i put any sauce on it? and is marinading bad?
I usually get boneless skinless chicken breast. I can get a five pound bag for about 7 dollars here, but if you get skinned chicken peel the skin off. It depends on what you marinade it with. As long as it don't have an a lot of sugars or an insane ammount of sodium I don't see why not.



Posted by: zonaguy03

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I usually get boneless skinless chicken breast. I can get a five pound bag for about 7 dollars here, but if you get skinned chicken peel the skin off. It depends on what you marinade it with. As long as it don't have an a lot of sugars or an insane ammount of sodium I don't see why not.
stuff that i like has about 270mg (11%) sodium and sugars are at 2grams per tablespoon bad?? no trans or saturated fat



Posted by: zonaguy03

Two last questions before i start my cooking...i just finished working out and took my creatine monohydrate pills and a whey protein shake...is 2 hours or so or the next meal after a workout (either weights or cardio) the best time to consume more proteins and take in more carbs? Also, what is the fastest way to defrost frozen chicken?



Posted by: vortrit

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stuff that i like has about 270mg (11%) sodium and sugars are at 2grams per tablespoon bad?? no trans or saturated fat
I'd probably eat it.



Posted by: zonaguy03

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Two last questions before i start my cooking...i just finished working out and took my creatine monohydrate pills and a whey protein shake...is 2 hours or so or the next meal after a workout (either weights or cardio) the best time to consume more proteins and take in more carbs? Also, what is the fastest way to defrost frozen chicken?




Posted by: vortrit


I think two hours would be fine. I only cook my chicken on a george foreman grill. I just throw the frozen chicken breast on, and cook... But if I were going to dethaw them I guess I'd use the microwave or stick them in a some hot water in a pan.




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