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    cool deal RC. Welcome to my journal.
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    hey fucker, how's the creatine bloat?

    BTW, what i lack in promptness, i make up for in motivational skills
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    hey fucker, how's the creatine bloat?
    lol......lovin' it as usual

    BTW, what i lack in promptness, i make up for in motivational skills
    very true......looking at your ugly mug really gets me angry enough to grind out a few more reps each set.
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    Originally posted by P-funk
    very true......looking at your ugly mug really gets me angry enough to grind out a few more reps each set.
    Doesn't help you much on deadlifts though...OH NO I WENT THERE, lol.
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    right, looking at your ugly mug doesn't help me much on deadlifts becuase i have to concentrate on keeping my spine straight during the movement, instead of looking around. What helps me on that one is asking you how many reps you got, then stepping up to the bar and destroying your numbers. LOL
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    Aight, enough playing around. Meals for Sunday 4/6. The calories are slightly lower today since it is a non training day. I only got five meals also, since I slept in a little(c'mon, it is Sunday) and didn't have a post w/o meal. But not to worry I simply made my meals a little bigger to make sure I got my necessary calories and macros .

    m1
    1scoop egg protein
    2whole eggs
    2egg whites
    1/4c shredded mozarella
    omlet veggies

    m2
    1can chunk light tuna
    1egg white
    1/3c oatmeal
    1tbsp natty pb
    steamed broccoli

    m3
    1can albacore tuna
    1/2c. whole wheat pasta (before cooking. This is such a dissapointing amount of pasta. It is seriously like 12 pieces of rotini but that is all I am allowed for carbs in this meal
    2tsp flax
    2tbsp cider vinegar
    leaf and romaine lettuce w/salad veggies

    m4
    6oz. chicken breast
    1/2c kidney beans
    4oz sweetpotato
    leaf and romaine lettuce w/salad veggies
    2tbsp newman's oil and vinegar

    m5
    1c cottage cheese
    1apple

    totals(not counting fiber)
    1950 cals
    212 protein
    87.5 carbs
    74 fat

    45%p, 20%c, 35%f

    I will keep my cals around the same amount on training days (around 2000-2100)for this week (even though I think this is kind of low). I am really hungry still inbetween meals, I have an unquenchable hunger. But the whole point is to bulk slowly so I think I am on the right track......Confession: I HATE BULKING!!!!!!! Psychologicaly it is hard to handle, I hate the idea of putting on body fat. But it is for the best (ie muscle gain) so I will put up with it. PLus I just need to endure this week and then 1-2 more weeks afterwards before I get to cut for a couple of weeks so it isn't that bad.

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    Are "omlet veggies" cultivated especially for omlets?

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    by omlet veggies I just mean veggies you normally put in omlets:
    tomato
    green and red pepper
    onions
    scallions
    mushrooms
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    mon. 4/7-chest/abs

    bench press (strenght went up but still nowhere near my usual
    numbers )
    185x10
    205x7
    205x4
    185x5
    This is depressing. I would like to get back to doing heavier weights.

    Incline dumbell press
    75x10
    75x7
    75x6

    Superset
    A. low cable crossover
    B. Cable incline flyes
    1a. 50x8
    1b. 50x10
    2a. 50x8
    2b. 30x12
    3a. 40x12
    3b. 30x15

    tri-set
    A. swiss ball dumbell flyes
    B. dips
    C. neutral grip machine press
    1a. 25x21
    1b. bw x 5
    1c. 100x4
    2a. 25x 13
    2b. bw x 4
    2c. 75x5
    (this tri-set was rough, especially after the superset.....felt good though )

    crunches for abs


    Okay strength went up but not enough which is telling me one thing.......I need to up my cals so starting tomorrow I am going to eat more food
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    4/7 meals

    m1
    1 scoop egg protein
    1 whole egg
    2 egg whites
    1/2c oatmeal (before cooking)

    m2
    1 ground turkey burger
    1 whole egg
    3 egg whites
    1 tsp flax
    1/2 grapefruit

    m3
    1 can albacore tuna (6oz)
    1/4c. shredded cheddar cheese
    romaine/leaf lettuce salad w/other salad veggies
    1 tbsp newmans oil and vinegar

    m4 (post w/o)
    2 scoops optimum whey]
    1/3c oatmeal

    m5 (stir fry)
    6 oz chicken breast
    1/2c brown rice(after cooking)
    chopped veggies
    2 tsp olive oil
    2 egg whites

    m6
    1c. cottage cheese
    1 apple
    2tbsp sourcream

    totals (not counting fiber)
    2147 cals
    244 protein
    98.5 carbs
    68 fat

    50%p, 20%c, 30%f

    more cals tomorrow...can't wait, i am hungry as hell
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    new food addiction confession. Last night I was about to eat my cottage cheese and apple when as I was reaching in the cabinet for a spoon I noticed a bottle of cinnamon. On past bulks I would always eat rice pudding and cinnamon (these were obviously not the cleanest bulks like this one is). Remebering how good that tastes I decided to put the cinnamon on top of my cottage cheese. Oh my god!!!! That tastes amazing......I can't waite to eat it again tonight.
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    tues 4/8-back/calfs

    WG T-bar row
    100x12 (went to light on this one)
    115x12
    135(3plates)x7
    100x10

    CG pulldowns
    150x10
    160x7
    drop set
    140x8, 110x14

    Wide neutral grip plate loaded hammer strength seated row
    (the weight i have marked down is the amount of weight being pulled with each hand)
    70x15
    90 (2 plates)x9+1 forced rep

    Reverse grip chins(these were rough at the end of my workout)
    bw+5
    bw+4
    bw+5+1forced rep

    Sumo style deadlifts (this is the first time I have done these with a barbell. Usually I do sumo deads on the smith machine. So I went with lighter weight so that I could focus on my form)

    135x12
    135x13
    135x13

    back ext. machine
    130x12
    150x8

    calfs

    standing calf raises
    220x13
    240x11
    280x8

    seated horizontal calf press
    410x10
    410x10
    425x9

    The intensity during this and yesterdays workout has been crazy. We have really been moving. It feels good, I feel like I am starting to gain some strength back.
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    tues. 4/8 food

    5g creatine

    m1
    1 scoop optimum whey
    1 whole egg
    2 egg whites
    1/3c. oatmeal (before cooking)
    1 tbsp. natt pb

    m2
    1 can albacore tuna (6oz)
    1/2c brown rice
    1 tbsp flax
    romaine lettuce

    m3
    1 can chunk ligth tuna
    1 whole egg
    1 tsp flax
    6oz sweetpotato
    1 tbsp sourcream

    m4
    6oz chicken breast
    1 whole egg
    1/4c shredded cheddar cheese
    romaine lettuce w/salad veggies
    1 tbsp newmans oil and vinegar

    m5 (post w/o)
    2 scoops optimum whey
    1/2c raw uncooked oatmeal

    m6
    1.25c cottage cheese
    1 apple

    totals(not counting fiber)
    2415.5 cals
    225 protein
    136 carbs
    87.25 fat

    40%p, 25%c, 35%f

    okay more cals today and more carbs Felt good, still a bit hungry in between meals??? I don't realy want to start eating more cals than this......not because I am scared of over eating, I would love to eat more food but I don;t think my wallet would love it
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    seems like you do alot of high rep work, do you believe using high reps is more beneficial ?
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    seems like you do alot of high rep work, do you believe using high reps is more beneficial ?
    That is a tough question to answer. It really depends on the person and your goals. I feel that all rep ranges are good and beneficial. I find that for me 8-12reps works the best. Sometimes I do however go down to 6 reps and occasionaly as low as 2-3. I like to cycle it from week to week, or every other week. But 8-12 seems to have always been the range that works for me. However, I don't lift for strength gains. I use gains in strength as a means so gauge progress but I don't ever lift to try and get stronger in a particular exercise, say for example bench press or squats. I would much rather lift, have the strength gains occur naturally, and concentrate more on body composition.
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    I'm telling you, you gotta do try and do a refeed over the weekend. You're hungy cause leptin is way below your setpoint right now.
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    I'm telling you, you gotta do try and do a refeed over the weekend. You're hungy cause leptin is way below your setpoint right now.
    JELLY BEANS........LOL
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    wed. 4/9 food

    cals sligtly lower becuase it is a non training day.

    5g creatine

    m1
    1 scoop optimum whey
    4 egg whites
    1/3c oatmeal
    1tbsp natty pb

    m2
    1 ground turkey burger
    1scoop egg protein
    1/2c. brown rice(after cooking)
    steamed broccoli

    m3
    1can albacore tuna
    1 egg white
    1tbsp flax
    1 tbps cider vinegar
    steamed broccoli
    1/2 grapefruit

    m4
    1can chunklight tuna
    1 whole egg
    1/4c. oatmeal
    1tsp flax
    1/2 apple

    m5
    6oz chicken breast
    1/4c kidney beans
    romaine lettuce w/salad veggies
    2tbsp newman's oil and vinegar

    m6
    1.25c cottage cheese
    1tbsp heavy cream
    1/2 apple

    totals (not counting fiber ofcourse....why would anyone want to
    count that shit any way?????)
    2183 cals
    242.5 protein
    97.5 carbs
    84.75 fat

    45%p, 20%c, 35%f

    should not have kept the cals this low.....hungry as hell.....probably will refeed this weekend for leptin sake and to shut yan up


    Started creatine last friday was and have been wondering what the hell is going on with it until today........
    HERE IT COMES............................


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    thur 4/10-legs

    I did a bit of a different leg w/o today than I normally do. My training partner couldn't make it so I was lifting alone and I decided to try out some new stuff. Ths workout was pretty draining considering the fact that I didn't try and use heavy weight.

    5min. stationary bike to warm up

    Squats (since I had no spotter I decided no to get crazy on this exercise because it scares the shit out of me. I changes my stance a bit also. Going from a shoulder width or slightly wider with feet turned out a bit to an about hip-shoulder width stance with feet facing directly forward. Becuase of the new stance and no spotter I did not try to use any heavy weight. In fact I find the new stance is a bit more difficult to perform the squat cleanly and requires more flexability of the ankle. I want to keep working in it.)

    185x13
    185x10
    185x8
    135x16

    Multi planer lunges

    lunges (sagital plane) with dumbells in hand and back leg
    balancing on wiss ball.
    10x10
    10x9
    (that was hard to balance and coordinate a full range of motion with good form.....highly recomended)

    side lunges (frontal plane) w/dunmbells
    10x17
    20x10

    transverse plane lunges w/dumbells
    10x15
    12.5x10

    superset
    A. overhead squat (holding barbell)
    B. Still leg dead lifts
    1a. 20x11
    1b. 205x8
    2a. 20x12
    2b. 205x7
    3a. 20x10
    3b. 185x8
    (the overhead squat was another difficult exercise that not only challenged strength but coordination and balance....also highly recomended)

    Single leg standing leg curl
    40x12
    50x10

    this workoutwas difficult in a completly different manner than my ussual workouts. Instead of increasing intensity by adding resistance I increased intensity by altering my balance and stability.....more training like this to follow.......whether Yan likes it or not
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    thurs. 4/10 food

    5g creatine

    m1
    1scoop egg protein
    2whole eggs
    4egg whites
    1/4c shredded mozzarella
    omlet veggies

    m2
    6oz chicken
    1 hardboiled egg
    1/4c shredded cheddar cheese
    romaine lettuce
    1tbsp newman's oil and vinegar

    m3 (pre w/o)
    1can chunklight tuna
    1 egg white
    1 whole egg
    1/2c. oatmeal (before cooking)

    m4(post w/o)
    2scoops optimum whey
    1/2c. raw uncooked oats
    2tbsp cider vinegar

    m5
    1can albacore tuna
    1tbsp flax
    3oz sweetpotato

    m6
    1.75c cottage cheese
    3-4strawberries

    totals(not counting fiber)
    2386 cals
    287.5 protein
    88 carbs
    109.25 fat
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    Originally posted by P-funk
    this workoutwas difficult in a completly different manner than my ussual workouts. Instead of increasing intensity by adding resistance I increased intensity by altering my balance and stability.....more training like this to follow.......whether Yan likes it or not
    You don't wanna get crazy with me

    I wanted to do some of that gay shit too, but i just didn't feel creative and did a basic w/o.
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    Well, Well,Well...public enemy#1 fancy meeting you here...........how was court? (PS that workout was killer.......next week though, actuall the next two weeks I am lowering the volume (for me at least) and going for more power. What do you think about that?)
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    Originally posted by P-funk
    Well, Well,Well...public enemy#1 fancy meeting you here...........how was court? (PS that workout was killer.......next week though, actuall the next two weeks I am lowering the volume (for me at least) and going for more power. What do you think about that?)
    Court was stupid. I sucked up to the judge, she didn't take my license away and gave me the minimum on the fines. Tack on another $85 to my debt-ridden ass.

    Fuck lower volume, what're you some kindda pussy? J/k, lower volume sounds okay, i'll probably do the shit you're doing, just thrown on an extra set or something, i'm really feeling good from there higher volume w/o's.
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    I feel good from them to...but I want to change it up a bit. Also, since I am bulking (for the next week or two at least before a mini cut) I want to spend less time in the gym so that don't burn anymore cals......I wanna try and hang on to some weight.
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    fri 4/11 delts/traps/abs

    This shoulder w/o got a little crazy but felt good.

    Seated military press
    135x12
    155x5+1 forced rep
    165x3+1 forced
    145x5

    (strength is starting to come back.....felt really good after this)

    (okay this is were things get crazy. I kinda stole this w/o from a worked out that DP posted a couple months back and I have been using it about once every 4-6 weeks. I t is a real kiler but gets the job done.)

    Dumbell side lateral raises
    Pyramids

    3 weights, 3 reps each

    1. 20,25,30,25,20
    2. 25,30,35,30,25
    3. 20,25,35,25,20
    4. 20,25,30,25,20

    4weights, 4 reps each

    5. 15,17.5,20,25,20,17.5,15
    6. 15,17.5,20,25,20,17.5,15
    7. 15,17.5,20,25,20,17.2,15

    drop set, 5 weights, 5 reps each
    8. 25,20,17.5,15,12

    That is a killer, felt like puking and was sweating/breathing hard. But it was worth it, I love the veins.

    Superset
    A. reverse peck deck
    B. Neutral grip machine press
    1a. 120x10
    1b. 125x7
    2a. 105x12
    2b. 125x7
    3a.90x15
    3b.125x5

    (now my delts are fried)

    Calf machine shrugs
    220x12
    220x12
    180x15
    180x15

    crunches for abs
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    fri 4/11 eats

    5g creatine

    m1
    1 ground turkey burger
    1 scoop optimum whey
    2 eggwhites
    1/3c oatmeal(before cooking)

    m2
    1 ground turkey burger
    1 scoop egg protein
    1 tsp flax
    apple

    m3
    1 can albacore tuna(6oz)
    2 tsp flax
    1 whole egg
    1 egg white
    1/4c brown rice (after cooking)

    m4(post w/o)
    2 scoops optimum whey
    1/2c raw uncooked oatmeal

    m5
    6oz chicken
    1/2c brown rice(after cooking)
    1 whole egg
    1 egg white
    2tsp olive oil
    stir fry veggies (tomato, red and green peppers, scalions, pea
    pods, zuchinni, onions, mushrooms)

    m6
    1.75c cottage cheese
    3-4 strawberries

    totals
    2379.5 cals
    288.5 protein
    108.5 carbs
    81 fat

    50%p, 20%c, 30%f
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    sat. 4/12-arms

    The intensity during this workout was absolutly crazy. It even led Yan to proclain that I may be the first person he has ever seen pass out from an arm w/o. I wasn't so lucky this time but maybe next week.

    Bi's (tri-set)
    A. cambered bar curls
    B. Hammer curls
    C. straigh cablr bar curls, curling bar to forehead

    1a. 70x15
    1b. 30x10
    1c. 70x12

    2a. 80x10
    2b. 35x4
    2c. 60x10

    3a. 80x9
    3b. 30x11
    3c. 60x10

    4a. 80x7
    4b. 30x12
    4c. 60x11
    (the hammer curls were pissing me off.........my grip kept on failing before the muscle was properly fatigued.)

    Tri's (tri-set)
    A. close grip bench press
    B. reverse grip cambered bar skull crushers
    C. overhead cambered bar extensions

    1a. 155x8
    2a. 60x11
    3a. 40x5 (will do better...mentaly wasn't prepared for this one....need to turn up Van Halen louder in my walkman )

    2a. 155x8
    2b. 60x10
    2c. 40x9

    3a. 165x4
    3b. 70x4
    3c. 40x7

    4a. 165x4
    4b. 70x6
    4c. 40x7

    This was a crazy w/o, veins were supersized today. I am really fried, in a good way though. My arms feel like jello and the worst part was after this I had to go buy grocereis and cary them up to my 2nd floor apt. That was a pain in the ass.
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    sat. 4/12 grub

    5g creatine

    m1
    1 can chunk light tuna
    1 whole egg
    1 egg white
    1/3c oatmeal
    2tsp. natty pb

    m2
    1 ground turkey burger
    1 whole egg
    5 egg whites
    apple

    m3
    1 can albacore tuna
    3oz. sweetpotato
    1/4c shredded mozarella
    romaine lettuce w/salad veggies
    1tsp flax
    2tbsp cider vinegar

    m4(post w/o)
    2 scoops optimum whey
    1/2c raw uncooked oatmeal

    m5
    6oz chicken breast
    1/2c kidney beans
    1/4c brown rice(after cooking)
    1tbsp newman's oil and vinegar
    romaine lettuce w/salad veggies

    m6
    1.75c cottage cheese
    3-4strawberries

    totals(not counting fiber)
    2372.5 cals
    288.5 protein
    120 carbs
    73.5 fat

    50%p, 20%c, 30%f
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    Okay, 2 weeks of bulking down.....This will be my body composition analysis and my look ahead to next week.

    Analysis:

    Well I weighed in at about 153.5lbs today. That is a gain of 3.5lbs in 2 weeks. I feel/look bigger. I still have abs but they are blurred (creatine bloat no doubt). Vascularity is still good and my strength/energy is on the rise. If I can keep going like this hopefully I will hit about 156-157 in two weeks, at which point I will cycle down to a mini cut for about 2-3 weeks (mainly to drop the excess water which I am holding due to my higher carb intake) and see what kind of muscle I have added.

    Looking ahead to next week (I need some opinions here people so jump in........does anyone read this thing? Aside from the dipshit comments Yan makes doesn't anyone want to help me out?)

    Okay, I am going to re-feed tommorow for the sake of raising leptin levels.....This could get ugly . I am not going to count carbs or macros. I am going to just simply over eat. Probably a big bowl of pasta for dinner (I never eat pasta anymore and I am almost 100% Italian ) and I will also purchase a bag of jelly beans to munch on during the day. Maybe some dried fruit and other stuff too. I will post what I eat tomorrow. I know the food choices aren't clean (not even a close) but, well, this is a bulk and I need to get leptin levels up so I may as well go down in a blaze of glory.

    (now the part I need opinions with.....................
    anyone......anyone.....bueller):

    I have been bouncing the idea around in my head about trying protein cycling since I have never tried it before. The idea behind it would be that since my protein intake is high (1.5-2g per lb bw) if I drop it down to about .8-1g perlb of bw for about 2-3 days my body will go into a nitrogen storage mode (lol or maybe it will just go catabolic??). Then, when I go back to eating my usual amount of protein my body will absorb it more efficiently and hold onto/store more of it. Any thoughts? So on monday (after my re-feed day) I am going to carb deplete to a)make sure that my protein intake is going to be super high and b)drop some water becuase my carbs are going to be really high when I drop protein in order to meet my caloric needs. I will carb deplete from mon-wed. My carbs will be about 50-60g, most of them coming in my first meal and post w/o. Then thurs-sat. I am going to cycle off of protein. Then I will go back to my regular clean bulk diet and see what happens. Has anyone tried this? Do people ever read this thing?
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    Okay here is what I have eaten for my re-feed so far (ate lots of shit):

    (omlet)
    3 egg whites
    1 ground turkey pattie
    cheddar cheese
    omlet veggies
    salsa

    1/2c oatmeal
    1 apple
    some natty pb

    2 balance bars

    1 burito

    2small cartons of dried fruit/nuts trail mix

    bag of jelly beans (still working on this one......might have to throw it out, don;t know if I can eat anymore)

    Got food poisoning last night so my stomach is kind of wrecked. Was unsure if I should re-feed today or not but decided priciples are principles so just go for it.
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