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    Sweet Jaymz Training Journal

    Curt James suggested i start a journal and i thought it was great idea so here we go... thanks curt!

    im 35 and years ago i was pretty active but tore my acl... i picked up some real bad habits while recovering. smoking, drinking and my diet was outta control! i love cooking so you can probably imagine... i let myself go. i wasnt happy about the way i was feeling or the way i looked. i had a recent physical (the first in about 6 years) and was actually healthy just out of shape. i lost a considerable amount of strength, my stamina sucked and my energy level was a -10! i started BJJ and MMA just to get out of the house and be more active. i was hooked! i recently started weight training and the last 60 days have been great! ive changed up my diet and im already starting to tell the difference in my strength and physique. i have a long way to go and im not nearly as experienced as some of you but i thought i would be able to learn a thing or two.

    im 5'11, 224 lbs.. the beginning of the year i was around 220 w/ 29% body fat so i need to find out where i am right now. id like to stay above 220.


    here are the supps ive been using

    muscle tech vitakic
    bsn syntha 6
    optimum nutrition casein
    gnc creatine mono
    gaspari size on
    dymatize xpand
    gaspari mitotropin/cytolean - 30 day cycles

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    a.m. - hiit cardio 2:1 - 5 intervals


    p.m. - 2 hours of MMA training

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    Congratulations on getting back on track!

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    Wishing you success. How many days per week are you training?

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    Quote Originally Posted by FindingMyWay View Post
    Congratulations on getting back on track!
    thanks a bunch!

    Quote Originally Posted by Curt James View Post
    Wishing you success. How many days per week are you training?
    preciate it bro! im usually training 6 days a week. on my rest day i do yoga, cardio or a couple hours of static stretching... right now i train one bodypart per session.. im trying to ease back into things and regain my mental/muscle connection.. does that make sense, is it a good way to start?
    "If you always put limit on everything you do, physical or anything else. It will spread into your work and into your life. There are no limits. There are only plateaus, and you must not stay there, you must go beyond them." Bruce Lee

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    a.m. yoga

    p.m. shoulders/traps

    power push press - 3x10
    db shoulder press - 3x10
    alt front db raise - 3x10
    lateral db raise - 3x10
    bentover db lateral raise 3x10
    db shrug 5x10-15

    core
    shoulder crawl and weighted bridge 5xfailure
    db oblique crunch 3x15
    hanging leg lifts 3xfailure
    weighted decline crunches 3xfailure
    db tree choppers 3x12-15
    med ball torso cable twist 5x10 each side
    "If you always put limit on everything you do, physical or anything else. It will spread into your work and into your life. There are no limits. There are only plateaus, and you must not stay there, you must go beyond them." Bruce Lee

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    a.m. yoga

    p.m. mma training (wrestling, jiu jitsu)
    "If you always put limit on everything you do, physical or anything else. It will spread into your work and into your life. There are no limits. There are only plateaus, and you must not stay there, you must go beyond them." Bruce Lee

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