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    before,after and now

    Rite, now my diet should be solid enough im starting my weight loss journal.
    3 years ago my weight hit 280+ pound so i decided i need to make a change. i cut my calorie intake to approx 1000 a day started lifting and lost 56lb in about six months.
    sure enough after a few months i got back into my old habits stopped lifting started drinking heavy,diet went to crap and piled the pounds back on.
    this time its going to be different proper nutrition and a better understanding of my body. here i go.
    these are from last time
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    age 25
    height 6 foot
    current weight 256
    target weight 220ish?
    method nutritional diet and heavy lifting
    this is now. well a few weeks ago 260lb
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    what lies behind us and what lies ahead of us are insignificant compared to what lies within us.
    this is where it starts,again,so what! everybody starts somewhere.Put ur boots on and go to work, all the help is here but no one can goto the gym for you. All the answers and encouragement is here, just look for it

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    Quote Originally Posted by ovr40 View Post
    what lies behind us and what lies ahead of us are insignificant compared to what lies within us.
    this is where it starts,again,so what! everybody starts somewhere.Put ur boots on and go to work, all the help is here but no one can goto the gym for you. All the answers and encouragement is here, just look for it
    ^nice thanx

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    Good luck Porky! I recently started to get back in shape after many years of a horrible diet and minimal exercise. I'm 6'5" but hit 316 lbs and decided enough is enough. Went to the doctor yesterday and I am down to 306 and my cholesterol/triglycerides are very close to being normal. 3 months ago they were both scary high.
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    thanx jason and best of luck to you to.
    anybody car to take a rough guess at my bodyfat % in any of the pics

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    it is what it is. look at the bright side, you've got an excellent before pic to put next to ur first progress pic, which if you read the rules of joining , is due in a month. Just kidding, stay positive!

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    good luck brother, one day at time before you know it you'll be 3 months in and going strong.

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    thanx everybody for the positive replies been back lifting now for three weeks and loving it all over again. pic update monthly promise

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    Keep ur mind free and clear and use all the negative shit in ur pass as fuel for the future.....

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    forgot to add my workout routine
    monday legs,abs
    tuesday chest
    wednesday back,abs
    thursday rest
    friday shoulders abs
    saturday arms
    sunday rest
    i will be training from home with a basic bench with lat pulldown attachment in my spare bedroom. just got to do the deadlifts downstairs for obvious reasons ha ha

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    arms today

    ez bar curl 70lbs 4 sets 8 reps
    hammer curls (with tricep bar) 50lbs 4 sets 10 reps
    preacher curls 40lbs 2 sets 6 reps

    close grip bench press 110lbs 4 sets 8 reps
    pushdowns 40lbs 4 sets 10 reps
    next time i will do triceps first

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    rest day today so going to boil all my chicken and brown rice up for the week and try my best to stay out if my gym

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    A very rough guess at your current bodyfat? Well, if you figure your goal is 220, we can use that to get a ballpark of your bodyfat. You're probably thinking of something in the 10-15% bodyfat range will look pretty decent, which translates to about 190-200 lbs lean mass at that weight.

    At your current weight, this translates to your carrying somewhere between 56 and 66 lbs of fat. How about we split the difference and call it 62 lbs. So, 62/256=24%

    Go with that, and aim for 220 for now. When you get there, we'll re-assess and see where you're sitting.

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    PS don't feel bad. I was 40% when I started.
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    thanx bulit i can see why your so popular on here true fountain of knowledge

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    legs today. haven't trained them yet so went easy on them.
    front squat 110lbs 4 sets 8 reps
    leg extensions 80lbs 4 sets 10 reps
    first time doing front squats today still need to get the feel of them.

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    weigh in today 259lbs +3lbs but im not worried because im eating double the amount of calories compared the last three weeks.

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    chest today
    flat bench 150lbs 4 sets 8 reps
    incline bench 130 4 sets 8 reps
    flat flyes 40lbs db 4 sets 10 reps
    incline flyes 35lbs db 3 sets 10 reps
    nice workout just not used to training one body part at a time

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    back day
    deadlifts 220lbs 4 sets 10 reps(all my weights)
    wide grip pulldowns 110lbs 4 sets 8 reps
    close grip pulldowns 120lbs 3 sets 8 reps
    straight arm pulldowns 60lbs 3 sets 10 reps

    should i add barbell rows to this next time?

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    that is one hell of a transformation man, congrats on that!

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    do you time yourself between sets and between exercises? if so how is that structured?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pump4EVER View Post
    that is one hell of a transformation man, congrats on that!
    thanx but the pic of me at 220 is about 3 years old back up to 259 now. got do
    do it all over again now

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    Quote Originally Posted by ovr40 View Post
    do you time yourself between sets and between exercises? if so how is that structured?
    dont time time between sets but at a guess i would say about 2 mins

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    Thanks for sharing your views.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ethan11 View Post
    Thanks for sharing your views.
    ^why^

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    delts and traps

    seated shoulder press 100lbs 4 sets 10 reps
    lateral raises side front and rear 3 sets each 12 reps

    barbell shrugs 170lbs 4 sets 10 reps

    feels like im not doing enough. should i be doing more exercises?

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    You might consider a different setup for your workouts. What are you doing now - some sort of a bodypart split?
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    this past week i've been doing
    mon legs
    tue chest
    wed back
    thu rest
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    sat arms

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    Arms

    EZ bar curls 80lbs 4 sets 8 reps
    hammer curl 60lbs 3 sets 10 reps(30lbs DBs)

    close grip bench 120lbs 4 sets 8 reps
    pushdowns 60lbs 3 sets 10 reps

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