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Old 12-02-2004, 10:36 PM   #61
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Yea, thats her. She is hottie



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Old 12-02-2004, 10:59 PM   #62
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Guys, I am blushing! Thank you so much

Simbh, I could NEVER tell myself, no wine AT ALL for weeks to come... heck, I can't say that to myself about ANYTHING! LOL, the only way it works for me is moderation, moderation, moderation.

By the way, my hair is short now, and I wear glasses at work ( a serious look )
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Old 12-03-2004, 07:49 AM   #63
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And premier steals my thunder , pfft Just kidding man

Well , there is a time to be serious and a time to be hmm ... And Im sure you look great with glasses anyways.

Ya , I understand how you can feel with the wine , but anyways , wine has good antioxident propreties , so it can be quite benefic for you. For me , well Im not a very big wine drinker , and I drank usually at parties and such events. So its a bit easier to try and put an alt to that for a little while

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Old 12-04-2004, 08:50 PM   #64
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Training Nov. 3rd:

Back:
WG pull ups 2/3x6plates assistance (28lbs)@ 5 sets
2X7plates ( 34lbs) @7 sets ...................... >total 30reps

Ultra WG pull downs 10X56lbs @ 2 sets; WG8X62 lbs @ sets
Bent OVer EZ rows 12X35lbs @ 5 sets......> could've gone much heavier here but taking these and SLDLs slowly

Bis:
EZ standing curls 9X30lbs; 7X30lbs @ 3 sets; EZ 21s 1X20lbs
Seated DB curls 8X12lbs @ 2 sets, 8X10lbs @ 2 sets
Standing Hammers 8X10lbs

Bis were so weak after all those pull ups with lowest assistance for me so far...

Abs:
- core training -
Planks 3X 30sec
Side bridges 3X15 sec
100s - 3

Diet

M1: 50gm raw oats, 25gm raw wheat bran, 3 EW, 1 whole egg
M2: 100gm cooked brown rice, steamed fish, lots of stir fried broccoli, apple
M3: PW whey and 1/2 cup oats
M4: Sour & Spicy fish ( gravy grained),stir fried bean sprouts
M5: 1/2 C cottage cheese

cals: 1700 .......> too high!
P: 143, 34%
C 145, 34%
F 60, 33%
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Old 12-04-2004, 09:11 PM   #65
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Training Nov 4th - rest!

Diet:
M1: cofee, whey, 50gm raw oats, 25gm raw wheat bran
M2: 100gm brown rice, chicken, squid and clams cooked in sodium reduced soya sauce, 1 C cooked spinach
M3:2 mandarins, 1/2C cottage cheese, 1 tbs PB,
M4: 2 slices LC bread with 2 tsp SF jam, 1 cocoa with splenda & LF milk, 2 LF, LS cookies
M5: same as M2, spinach replaced with fresh salad ( lettuce, carrots, tomatos & celery)

cals 1700 ....> high again!
P 109, 27%
C 217, 47%
F 46, 46%
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Old 12-04-2004, 09:21 PM   #66
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How you doing dalila ? You seem to be doing pretty good with that diet

Im a bit confused , I dont see the wine

oh ya and 1700 isnt that high

Good day or good night , whatever it is up there Im actually off to a friends party , everyone will be drunk except me I smell the designated driver

Wow , too many smilies in that little text , oh well --> just for the heck of it.



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Old 12-04-2004, 09:36 PM   #67
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Hiya simbh Have fun tonite! It's morning here, actually verrry late morning LOL and I just got up and I am off to the gym.

And nah, I am not good with my diet, said it once before, I dont gain weight easily which makes me cheat too often, and then I jsut stagnate I shouldn't eat more than 1600 cals for a while, at 1700 I'll never shape these fatty watty legs. oh and I am only 166cm tall!

No wine, just to prove to J I can do it!!
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hellossss!!

Monday mornings... usually I hate them, but today, for some reason, I feel fresh, happy and in the mood to actually do some work!

Weekend was nice, we put up the decorations all over the apartment, while sipping really nice red wine... it took us about 3 hours to finish everything, and as soon as we were done, and getting ready to enjoy the fruits of our work, there was a blackout!!

Oh and I managed to wake up really early on saturday morning to go to a wet market, and buy enugh meat to feed a small village! Bought loooots of fish, huge prawns, squid, clams, etc....So watch out for some nice meals in my diet-log.

Ok I just wanna say this out loud, so no one gives me hard time for it , I plan to have a glass or two of wine, from now till after hols as and when I feel like it, cuz the festive mood is on all-high around here already -we have celebratory dinners at least 4 days a week now, and I wanna be able to enjoy them ( while still controling what I eat to an extent).

ok on to the training and diet logs.
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hellossss!!

Monday mornings... usually I hate them, but today, for some reason, I feel fresh, happy and in the mood to actually do some work!

Weekend was nice, we put up the decorations all over the apartment, while sipping really nice red wine... it took us about 3 hours to finish everything, and as soon as we were done, and getting ready to enjoy the fruits of our work, there was a blackout!!

Oh and I managed to wake up really early on saturday morning to go to a wet market, and buy enugh meat to feed a small village! Bought loooots of fish, huge prawns, squid, clams, etc....So watch out for some nice meals in my diet-log.

Ok I just wanna say this out loud, so no one gives me hard time for it , I plan to have a glass or two of wine, from now till after hols as and when I feel like it, cuz the festive mood is on all-high around here already -we have celebratory dinners at least 4 days a week now, and I wanna be able to enjoy them ( while still controling what I eat to an extent).

ok on to the training and diet logs.
Damn , it seems so fun over there ... Here its starting to feel like the holidays for 2 reasons. 1) there is snow. 2) people are getting crazy in the shopping centers. But all those festive meals seem a lot of fun , sux we dont have them here.

Its the holidays , enjoy your wine sweetie , but dont get too toopsy (if its a word)



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Training Nov. 5th ( sunday):

Shoulders:
Smith Shoulder Press 20X40lbs, 12X50lbs ( warm up);
7X60lbs @ 2 sets; 6X60lbs @ 2 sets
Rear Delts Seated Flyes 10X10lbs @ 4 sets
Bilateral DB Side Raises 8X12lbs @ 2 sets; 10X10lbs @ 2 sets
Front EZ Raises 10X20lbs @ 4 sets

Cardio
35 min ( 20 min run on 8.5 treadmill level).

Diet
M1 1S whey, 50gm raw oats, 25gm raw wheat bran
M2: 50gm raw oats, whey
M3 : grilled salmon, steamed broccoli and cauliflower, 2 fish oils
M4: 1/2 C cottage cheese (maybe a little lessthan 1/2 cup)
M5: steak and kidney pie ( crust mostly NOT eaten), large fresh salad NO dressing, 2 glasses red wine, 2 fish oils.

cals 1560
P 150 ( 41%)
C 90 (20%)
F 55 (34%)
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Damn , it seems so fun over there ... Here its starting to feel like the holidays for 2 reasons. 1) there is snow. 2) people are getting crazy in the shopping centers. But all those festive meals seem a lot of fun , sux we dont have them here.

Its the holidays , enjoy your wine sweetie , but dont get too toopsy (if its a word)
hiya simbh, how was that party the other day? Nah, I don't drink to get drunk, once you go overboard you can't taste the wine properly, so whats the point, right? I only get smashed for big occasions when I am with people I fully trust and NEVER with wine.... usually tequila or rum.

Yeah it's creazy around here, we have a custom of having "open houses" for hols, so we declare the house open to all friends, acquaintances, colleagues, family, etc.... people usually start coming as easly as lunch time ( if it's a weekend), and the patry goes on till after midnite, with lots of nice food and wine. It's pretty cool, but we tend to overdo it As they start on November 11th for deepavali, and end on february 9th with chinese new year..... but it catches up with me only in december!
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My god , you live in paradise !

Ill have to agree with you on that , tequila and rum is a good way to get drunk

The party was cool , my friend was drunk as hell cuz I gave to him a 12 pack of beer I had in my closet for the past 2 months. LOL . It was fun , but everyone was close to drunk or plain drunk except me , so my fun was kind of limited ... Oh well , one of my buddies is coming back to town in the holidays , so Ill be drinking a little then.

Have a nice day at work daila ... Im off to sleep , I really need a good night's sleep tonight



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' evening! And 'morning to me!

Very nice workout yesterday, I was happy with it yesterday, and I can FEEL it today!

Legs:
EZ bar squats ( I still need to do with 5lb plates underneath my heals)
20X35lb, 20X45lb ( warm up); 20X 60lb @ 4 sets
EZ bar walking lunges 24 steps ( 12 each leg) X36lb @ 3 sets

.......>the first two killed me and the rest had to be very light<................

Leg Exentsions 20X25lb @ 4 sets
Bent knee dead lifts 20X45lb @ 4 sets ..... These I could've done at least 80lb, but as I said need to take it easy with SLDL and Bent over rows, till I am completely comfy and balanced while doing them.
Cable Hip Abduction 16X20lb @ 3 sets


Abs
Knee Raises 3X14
Fitball crunch 3X25
Reverse Crunch 3X25
Oblique side crunch 3X15

[u]Diet[u]
M1: 50gm raw oats, 25gm raw wheat bran, 1/2 C LF milk, 2/3 drained tuna packed in water, apple
M2: 150gm stewesd gizzards, 2 small chicken pieces ( abt 2 oz), okra, veg, 2 fish oils
M3: 2 wheat bix, 1/2 C LF milk, 1/2 C cottage C., 1 orange
M4: PW - whey, 50gm raw oats
M5: 150gm grilled fish with ginger and lemon juice, long beans, local veg.
M6: 1/2 C cottage cheese.

Cals 1650
P 176, 43%
C 11, 28%
F 37, 23%
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Old 12-06-2004, 08:39 PM   #74
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Why do you put plates under your heels? .. I think I read that is not good.. I will find out.

Whats your favorite wine?



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Old 12-06-2004, 08:53 PM   #75
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Hi Dalila

My doc appt is next week, the 15th, re: the bloating, I'll let you know what happens. I hope they have some answers for me



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Hi J , I put the plates cuz otherwise my balance is completely off!! Dunno if you remember but before my back injury, I could never squat even with plates under the heels, so Jodi recommended I did initially squats while keeping my hands and weights in front of me, after that to progress to doing them properly but with plates underneath my heels, and then the real squats.

I feel I am getting the hang of it, and might be able to do them without the plates in a 2-3 weeks, but for now, this is safer...I keep a very good form..


Hiya Kerri... I have a sneaking suspicion actaully that one thing that bloats me more than anything else is boiled eggs/EWs...I am eating them today after 3 days and will let you know . I am sure even if I went to see a doc he would tell me to find out which foods do this to me, right? Cuz if it was IBS or something I'd bloat all the time, woudln't I?
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Oh forgot to answer your most important question Jake, the WINE! In terms of geographies, my fave are the chiliean wines, followed closely by australian ones. I generally, don't like shiraz and chardonnay blends, and love merlots and cab-sauvs , and rieslings and sauv-blancs.

I chose wine according to whatever I am gonna eat, but if I was just to drink it on its own it would 99% of time be red.

I don't have one wine that I favor, cuz over the years I've tasted so many great bottles . There's Terarrum Merlot, Cockfighter's Ghost Cab-sauv, Mitolo G.A.M ( although it's shiraz it's yummie), Penfolds are usually very good too, Hugh Hamilton's Red Emperor Cab-sauv....
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oh my god , you didnt even mention the french's wines , come on dalila




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Old 12-06-2004, 09:25 PM   #79
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The French dont have anything good



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oh my god , you didnt even mention the french's wines , come on dalila

Sorry Simon , I might be weird, heck I wear 2 different shoes to my own bday party, of course I AM weird! but my point is, I don't like french wines. I've tried many and they taste ( to me) watered down compared to aussie and chiliean wines. sowwy!!
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Sorry Simon , I might be weird, heck I wear 2 different shoes to my own bday party, of course I AM weird! but my point is, I don't like french wines. I've tried many and they taste ( to me) watered down compared to aussie and chiliean wines. sowwy!!
Thats all fine , I just knew that most people considered them as good wine ... I was just kidding dalila To me , it all tastes the same I must miss a sense or something If you like whine , you should try some frozen wine (if its what they call it ) Vin de glace in french. The raisins are are taken when its 0 to -5 celcius or something like that (Im not an expert) and supposedly it has a very good taste. Oh ya , its not from France , its from Canada , you might have trouble to get your hands on some , but Im sure it would be worth it if you ever do.

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Hiya Kerri... I have a sneaking suspicion actaully that one thing that bloats me more than anything else is boiled eggs/EWs...I am eating them today after 3 days and will let you know . I am sure even if I went to see a doc he would tell me to find out which foods do this to me, right? Cuz if it was IBS or something I'd bloat all the time, woudln't I?
I'm not sure if you're bloated all the time with IBS. I was told about seven years ago I probably had IBS, but then the symptoms went away after three months. I'm going to bring that up again with my doc, cuz when I was told I probably have IBS it was from the emergency room doc and I'm not sure if my family doc knows about it. I know certain foods set off my bloating and I try to avoid them, salty stuff especially, garlic, certain spices and drinking booze I'll find out as much as I can about it and I'll fill you in



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No gym yesterday, as I was training quite hard on sunday and monday.

Diet:
M1: 50gm raw oats, 25gm raw wheat bran, 3 EW, 1 whole egg, 1 apple
M2: 150gm brown rice, 2 small chicken breasts, cucumber, orange
M3: 1/3 C Cottage cheese, 2 fish oils
M4: 150gm brown rice noodles, fshballs stuffed with prawn paste, spinach, 1 pear, 2 fish oils

before bed - 3Tbs pure cocoa powder, 1/2 C LF milk, I packet splenda.

Cals 1612
P 34, 20%
C 210, 47%
F 127, 33%
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I am starting to think that my body is just happy the way it is and it refuses to change! There are times when I eat like a pig without any change to the intensity of my workouts, and i wouldn't put on more than a pound or two, sometimes not even that much...

There are also times ( like now), when I eat clean 90% of the time, and I train really hard, and I still look the same!! I measure myself too, same! It's so frustrating!! The fat refuses to budge!!

Anyways, Kerry, thank for the support girl, I am looking forward to hearing what your doc will have to say. I too notice that garlic, boiled eggs, certain fruits and some other food bloat me more.
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Nanh dalila , Im sure it will change , heck Im as sure of that as I am sure that it will go down to -20 celcius here at least 2 times this winter. Just keep on doing what you do and and it will change. Dont give up , youre too joyfull for that

Have a very nice day btw , dont drink too much wine now At least keep the white wine for me



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