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    Post MonStar's Journal: Low-Carbs & Low-Weights

    Decided to come back, and start a journal.

    In the past 6 weeks I've been doing low-carb style dieting. Ketogenic diet, Atkin's style, strength has gone down the drain but I haven't lost much size according to my measurements. I weighed 215 lbs. today and I am aiming for 200 lbs. over the next few months.

    Like I said it the title I am doing low-carbs, and very low-weights. Lots of supersets and dropsets, nothing too intense because my recovery sucks without carbs. I have been doing a basic split of chest/back/shoulders/arms and doing abs every single day. Trying as hard as possible to NOT do any cardio.

    I know my protein intake is low, please don't remind me. I know I am eating crap like hot dogs and hot wings, don't remind me. Its all part of this low-carb diet.
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    Luke: Agreed, I never feel too well on this kind of diet. But it keeps my appetite low, and I drop fat relatively quickly on this style diet. So, no complaints. I'll do what works.
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    Wednesday; 5-11-2005

    Training:

    Seated DB Press / DB Lateral Raise Superset
    3 sets of 10 with the 45's, 3 sets of 7 with the 20's

    Upright Row / Bentover DB Lateral Raise Superset
    3 sets of 9 with 95, 3 sets of 12 with the 15's

    Smith-Machine BTB Shrug
    2 sets of 20 with 175

    Vertical Knee Raise / Rope Cable Crunch Superset
    2 sets of 15, 2 sets of 12 with 160

    Good shoulder workout today. Since my workouts are a lot of supersets, my workouts are only lasting 20-30 minutes lately. I usually get out of the gym very quickly. And keep my rest periods almost always under 60 seconds. As you guys can see I'm going very very light. My ROM is on point and so is my muscle contractions, however. So I think the trade-off is worth it.

    Diet/Supplements:

    Preworkout: 1 scoop of whey protein, 1 scoop of Swole, 5g l-arginine, 25mcg T3, 25mg ephedrine, 200mg caffeine
    Postworkout: 1 scoop of whey protein
    Meal 1: ceasar salad
    Meal 2: walnuts
    Meal 3: pork rinds + ranch dip
    Meal 4: 2 scrambled eggs + bacon
    Meal 5: 3 hot dogs, 25mcg T3

    As you guys can see I'm keeping my carbs as low as possible. Usually less than 30g of active carbs per day. I try as hard as possible NOT to refeed. Unless I am feeling like I am going to binge and in that case I'll refeed. But I try to keep them as short and infrequent as possible.

    Sleep: 8.5 hours.

    Weight: 215.5 lbs.
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    damn, I want YOUR diet.

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    So when you realize that your not a strong enough person to break your binging you consider it acceptable because you took out carbs?
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    Quote Originally Posted by LW83
    damn, I want YOUR diet.
    I don't. Hot dogs, bacon and pork rinds? No thanks.

    If I were to try a low carb diet, I'd want my protein/fat sources to be steak, steak, and steak.

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    Quote Originally Posted by CaptainDeadlift
    I don't. Hot dogs, bacon and pork rinds? No thanks.

    If I were to try a low carb diet, I'd want my protein/fat sources to be steak, steak, and steak.

    I don't think I'd wanna have TOO much steak. I'd mix it up with chicken

    I can't stand hot dogs/bacon n/e more. They make me feel awful

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    Luke: It gets old really fast bro, trust me. And plus after 5-6 days you feel so damn depleted its not even funny. But the fat-loss that comes with the diet makes it all worth it.

    soxmuscle: I lost you bro? I think what is acceptable by taking out my carbs?

    CaptainDeadlift: Trust me bro, steak is definitely a huge part of the diet. It just gets really expensive really quick. I would eat it everyday if I had the spare cash. I absolutely love filet mignon.

    Mudge: Thanks for the link bro.
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    Congrats on reaching your goal of 215. From what I remember from some old journals, that was what you were shooting for. You'll be ripped to shreds down at 200.

    Sox: Lost you on that one also. Looking at the last day's diet, that is a very long shot from binging.

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    You eat shit, you can't stop eating shit, no supplements will work to give you the results you need; so now your relying on a diet that makes you feel tired and lacking energy just so you can eat shit and thats acceptable?

    If you really wanted to be the best you could be, binging wouldnt be a problem, and the hot dogs and gross shit that your eating on this low carb diet would be thrown out the window.
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    what helps me is the saying "you are what you eat".

    If I get a craving for nacho's and cheese; I ask myself 'do I want muscles made out of nachos and cheese?'

    Fuq no

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    Quote Originally Posted by LW83
    what helps me is the saying "you are what you eat".

    If I get a craving for nacho's and cheese; I ask myself 'do I want muscles made out of nachos and cheese?'

    Fuq no
    are you kidding? if i could build muscle out of nachos and cheese i'd eat it all day long

    good luck monstar

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    Quote Originally Posted by LW83
    what helps me is the saying "you are what you eat".
    But I don't want to be a pussy ...

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    Quote Originally Posted by CaptainDeadlift
    But I don't want to be a pussy ...
    Yea, that's the one exception I make

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    Cardinal: Thanks for stopping by my friend. I agree that I really think I should be nearly shredded at 200 lbs. I was 200 lbs. a few years back and I barely had any flab on my midsection at all. I felt great, at that weight. Its just hard for me to maintain that weight for whatever reason. Thanks again for the post.

    soxmuscle: Thanks for the advice. But I'll stick to what works.

    Luke: I'll post some pics in the next few weeks. I'll have to show you guys I am not what I eat, lol. I get more comments now on my size/development than I ever have in my life. And its been about 6 weeks now I have been on a low-carb style diet.

    Stu: Thanks for the support bro.

    CaptainDeadlift: LOL, me either.
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    Thursday; 5-12-2005

    Training:

    Standing BB Curl / Incline DB Curl Superset
    2 sets of 10 with 75, 2 sets of 7 with the 30's

    Skullcrusher / Overhead Rope Extension Superset
    2 sets of 11 with 85, 2 sets of 9 with 130

    Reverse Curl / Hammer Curl Superset
    2 sets of 12 with 65, 2 sets of 6 with the 35's

    Seated French Press / Cable Pressdown Superset
    2 sets of 11 with 75, 2 sets of 12 with 160

    Rope Cable Crunch
    2 sets of 20 with 160

    Nice intense workout today, really hit my arms extremely hard. Started off with BB curls supersetted immediately with incline DB curls---beat the hell out of my biceps. The incline curls give a great stretch, by the way. As you guys can see I'm going much much lighter on every single exercise. I feel much better going lighter on everything, because my ROM and muscle contractions are so much better.

    Diet/Supplements:

    Preworkout: 1 scoop of whey protein, 1 scoop of Swole, 5g l-arginine, 25mcg T3, 25mg ephedrine, 200mg caffeine
    Postworkout: 1 scoop of whey protein
    Meal 1: ceasar salad
    Meal 2: walnuts
    Meal 3: 3 hot dogs
    Meal 4: tuna salad
    Meal 5: scrambled eggs + bacon
    Meal 6: pistachios, coffee, 25mcg T3

    Sleep: 8.5 hours.

    Weight: 211 lbs. Wow, down a bit since yesterday. Maybe I'm dehydrated?
    Last edited by M.J.H.; 05-12-2005 at 09:57 PM.
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    Friday; 5-13-2005

    Training:

    Incline BB Press / Flat DB Fly Superset
    3 sets of 10 with 155, 3 sets of 7 with the 35's

    Cable Crossover / Flat DB Press Superset
    2 sets of 11 with 50, 2 sets of 8 with the 75's

    Pec-Deck Fly / Dip Superset
    2 sets of 10 with 140, 2 sets of 7

    Hanging Knee Raise
    2 sets of 12

    Really good chest workout today, although it was definitely short. Started off with an incline BB and fly superset, beat up my pecs with that. Moved onto some cable X's with flat DB presses, and finished up with some pec-deck flyes and dips. Did some quick abs and called it a day.

    Diet/Supplements:

    Preworkout: 1 scoop of whey protein, 1 scoop of Swole, 5g l-arginine, 25mcg T3, 25mg ephedrine, 200mg caffeine
    Postworkout: 1 scoop of whey protein
    Meal 1: ceasar salad, coffee
    Meal 2: cheese cubes
    Meal 3: pepperoni, walnuts
    Meal 4: scrambled eggs + bacon
    Meal 5: bunless bacon cheesebuger + mayo, ceasar salad, 25mcg T3

    Sleep: 8.5 hours.

    Weight: 210 lbs. Seems like I'll be 200 lbs. in no time at this rate!
    Last edited by M.J.H.; 05-13-2005 at 09:54 PM.
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    Quote Originally Posted by MonStar
    Weight: 210 lbs. Seems like I'll be 200 lbs. in no time at this rate!

    I'll meat you in the middle.

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    Luke: LOL, you're too much bro. So far I am feeling pretty damn good. I took the night off on Tuesday, and started back up low-carb style Wednesday with the start of this journal. And so far I have no complaints. I am noticing my foggy-mindedness a little, and my energy isn't as great as it could be, but eating hot dogs and cheese I can't complain!
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    Saturday; 5-14-2005

    Training:

    BTN Cable Pulldown / Stiff-Arm BB Pullover Superset
    3 sets of 9 with 170, 3 sets of 8 with 75

    Support Row / CG Cable Row Superset
    2 sets of 10 with 120, 2 sets of 7 with 140

    T-Bar Row / CG Cable Pulldown Superset
    2 sets of 8 with 180, 2 sets of 6 with 140

    Rope Cable Crunch
    2 sets of 20 with 160

    Damn I was exhausted today in the gym! Horrible amount of sleep last night, but overall my workout wasn't too bad. Did a lot of supersets, which really hit my lats hard. Did some BTN pulldowns and pullovers, nice superset, good stretch. Did some rows, and then finished with a t-bar row and pulldown superset. And then some quick abs.

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    Preworkout: 1 scoop of whey protein, 1 scoop of Swole, 5g l-arginine, 25mcg T3, 25mg ephedrine, 200mg caffeine
    Postworkout: 1 scoop of whey protein
    Meal 1: 2 hot dogs, cheese cubes
    Meal 2: ceasar salad
    Meal 3: pepperoni
    Meal 4: 2 scrambled eggs + bacon
    Meal 5: walnuts
    Meal 6: bunless cheeseburger + mayo
    Meal 7: cheese cubes, 25mcg T3

    Sleep: 5 hours. Then took a 1.5 hour nap after I got home from the gym. I am still exhausted.

    Weight: 209 lbs. Down another pound since yesterday. No complaints.
    Last edited by M.J.H.; 05-15-2005 at 07:45 AM.
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    Quote Originally Posted by MonStar
    I am still exhausted.
    I wonder why...
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    soxmuscle: I think it was partially because of the low-carbs but also because I only had 5 hours sleep. Have you ever done a low-carb diet bro? I always encourage people to actually try it before they talk about how awful it is. The amount of fat you lose in the time is really amazing.
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    Quote Originally Posted by MonStar
    soxmuscle: I think it was partially because of the low-carbs but also because I only had 5 hours sleep. Have you ever done a low-carb diet bro? I always encourage people to actually try it before they talk about how awful it is. The amount of fat you lose in the time is really amazing.

    I think Sox's reply had some sarcasm in it buddy

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    Quote Originally Posted by MonStar
    soxmuscle: I think it was partially because of the low-carbs but also because I only had 5 hours sleep. Have you ever done a low-carb diet bro? I always encourage people to actually try it before they talk about how awful it is. The amount of fat you lose in the time is really amazing.
    I have and I think it's horrible for your body and retaining muscle. I really woulda thought all the times you've "done" this you'd a learned by now. Your like a blind mouse that continually runs into the same wall But hey, enough people at one point cared about you and and took their precious time to try to help and educate you but it's like talking to a polite brick wall.
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    Luke: Yeah, I guess, but I still feel that people need to experience the diet first.

    Rocco: Hey bro, I have had absolutely ZERO problems retaining muscle. Strength, of course, dropped. But going from 235 lbs. to a weight today of 207 lbs. what do you expect? I mean no matter what diet I would have done I would have lost strength. My arm measurements, etc. haven't changed much. Maybe 1/4-1/2" but nothing too substantial. Everyone at my gym comments that I look "bigger," I guess because I am at a lower bodyfat % now. All the times I have done this and not stuck to it is the reason I never saw decent gains from it. Two years ago I did NHE (Atkin's but 2-3 hour refeeds every 3rd or 4th night) and lost 25 lbs. or so. I have absolutely no complaints about the diet. The ONLY thing I can say is that my energy isn't as high as it was. But after the first week of low-carbs this always changes, anyway.
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    Sunday; 5-15-2005

    Training:

    Seated DB Press / DB Lateral Raise Superset
    3 sets of 9 with the 45's, 3 sets of 6 with the 20's

    Seated BTN Press / Nautilus Lateral Raise Superset
    2 sets of 8 with 95, 2 sets of 8 with 120

    Bentover DB Lateral Raise / Upright Row Superset
    2 sets of 12 with the 15's, 2 sets of 7 with 95

    Smith-Machine BTB Shrug
    2 sets of 20 with 175

    Vertical Leg Raise
    2 sets of 12

    Pretty good shoulder workout this morning I guess. Did a lot of supersets as usual, no complaints at all. Really noticing my definition improving with every workout. This is my 5th day now on low-carbs after I cheated Tuesday night and so far I have absolutely zero complaints about my performance in the gym. My traps have really been responding well to the BTB shrugs.

    Diet/Supplements:

    Preworkout: 1 scoop of whey protein, 1 scoop of Swole, 5g l-arginine, 25mcg T3, 25mg ephedrine, 200mg caffeine
    Postworkout: 1 scoop of whey protein
    Meal 1: 2 hot dogs, pepperoni
    Meal 2: walnuts
    Meal 3: bunless cheeseburger + mayo
    Meal 4:

    Sleep: 8 hours.

    Weight: 207 lbs. Damn I am dropping weight like crazy! I am sure this is going to stop after today because honestly this morning I felt dehydrated, for whatever reason. I am going to up my fluid intake today.
    Last edited by M.J.H.; 05-15-2005 at 02:53 PM.
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