Reply With QuoteWell I'm on the road to a better lifestyle, I've been swimming laps (hardest cardio I've ever done) and eating clean, I got my long time workout partner back after a long layoff too, going to the gym tonight for chest and tri's.. here is ground zero... I weighed in a 236lbs this morning.
today I woke up, swam for 25 min's, then waited 1 hour, ate a small carton of eggbeaters, then ate 5 oz fish, 3/4 cup rice, and a cup of broccoli.
I just did my bodyfat, I currently have 26.72% Bodyfat, 63.59 lbs of fat and 174.42lbs of lean mass, I wound up not starting on Saturday like I planned as the wife wanted to take me out to a nice dinner for Fathers Day, so today is going on the books as day 1
Day 1: Eating clean, doing cardio, hitting the weights
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06-17-2005, 09:30 PM #1Registered User
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Day 1: Eating clean, doing cardio, hitting the weights
I am getting back into the gym again and I thought it would be a good idea to keep a journal, I think by posting here it will give me an extra incentive not to fail this time around. I have done a training program before many times, each time I see great results and I feel 100% better but I always wind up falling back into my old ways.. I have fluctuated from 27% to 14% in the past, and I'm looking to get below 10% this time around and hopefully stay there, right now I'm 5'8" 245lbs and about 26% Bodyfat, I am still fairly strong benching 315lbs for 3 reps but this is a far cry from my best of 405 for 2 years ago. Well tomorrow I'm waking up, hitting 20 min on the elliptical machine, then it will be a day of eating clean.. followed by a trip to Golds for chest and tri workout.
Adam
my day should go as follows:
8:30 Cardio
9:30 1 Small carton of egg beaters
12:30 7 oz chicken
1 cup veggies
1/2 cup brown rice
3:30 1 salad with albacore
7 oz sweet potato
6:30 After workout Protien shake
8:30 7 oz salmon
1 cup of veggies
Maybe a 6th meal at 11:30... egg whites or cream of rice...Last edited by adamgamz; 06-17-2005 at 09:40 PM.
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06-20-2005, 03:25 PM #3Food Is Good!
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Sounds like you know what you need to do to get where you want to be. Good luck.
Shannon
There's a difference between knowing the path and walking the path.
Morpheus - The Matrix
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