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    the rat who would be king

    hi !

    Here's the deal. I've always been a skinny runt. I used to play basketball for about 12 hours a day, but have done sweet fuck all for the last 4 years. 30's will be creeping up on me soon so I want to get in fantastic right shape now!

    GOAL: body like Pitt in fight club, a little more muscle mass on chest.

    I started a new diet today roughly consisting of:

    60-70% lean protein
    20-30% fibre,
    10% fat (the healthy kind)

    My goal right now is to load up on protein, try to build mass with gaining as little fat as possible. I really need to focus on my my back/legs the most, with a fair amount of work on my shoulders and chest. I plan on doing stomach almost daily, but kind of light, with cardio (interval training) every second day. Gym 6 days a week, 1 day rest.

    This is the first time I've ever been on a good diet, and really dedicated myself to training, so I'm interested to see what I can accomplish. Hopefully this journal inspires me to keep it up. Maybe it will even inspire others :P

    Take care.


    Pictures taken this morning. Will try to update often. Any advice welcomed.
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    Height: 6'-03/4"
    Weight: 175 lbs

    January 13th

    Breakfast: (10 am) (slept in)

    2 egg whites
    1 cup oatmeal (measured dry)
    3 strawberries
    1/2 cup skim milk
    1 teaspoon of flax seed oil.

    Meal #2 (1 pm)

    120 grams of tuna
    2 slices of 12 grain toast
    3 slices of a tomato
    (soon to have 35 grams of whey protien, to consume before,during,after workout.)

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    ** Please give me advice on my diet

    ** Thought I'd be able to edit my posts all day, sorry about that, from now on I will just post everything at the end of the day.

    Sunday, January 13
    (starting light, lots of reps, minimal downtime between sets.)

    Workout:

    DB Chest Press (50 lb DB's)
    x12
    x12
    x12
    x12
    DB Incline Press (40 lb DB's)
    x12
    x12
    x12
    x12
    Peck Deck (75 lbs)
    x15
    x15
    x15
    Machine Chest Press (150 lbs)
    x10
    x10
    x10
    Assisted Pull up close grip (80lbs)
    x12
    x12
    x12
    Assisted pull up Wide grip (70 lbs)
    x12
    x12
    x12
    Seat Row (75 lbs)
    x12
    x12
    x12
    Rear Deltoid (peck deck, 25 lbs)
    x15
    x15
    x15
    Leg raises (Body weight)
    x15
    x15
    x15
    Arnold press (30 lbs)
    x12
    x12
    x12
    Lateral raise (10 lbs)
    x12
    x12
    x12
    Front raise (8 lbs)
    x12
    x12
    x12
    Dips (body weight)
    x10
    x10
    x10
    Crunches (body weight)
    x20
    x20
    x20
    Body Squat (body weight)
    x20
    x20
    x20
    Lunges (body weight) NOTE: Both legs, so 120 in total.
    x20
    x20
    x20

    DIET:

    Breakfast: (10 am) (slept in)

    2 egg whites
    1 cup oatmeal (measured dry)
    3 strawberries
    1/2 cup skim milk
    1 teaspoon of flax seed oil.

    Meal #2 (1 pm)

    120 grams of tuna
    2 slices of 12 grain toast
    3 slices of a tomato
    (soon to have 35 grams of whey protien, to consume before,during,after workout.)
    4g creatine.

    **AT GYM**

    Meal #3 (4:30 pm)
    120g crab meat
    1 serving broccoli
    1 serving cauliflower
    398ml brown beans
    4g creatine

    meal#4 (7:15 pm)
    1/2 cup dry cottage cheese
    1 serving strawberries

    meal #5 (10:00 pm)
    35g of whey protein
    1 cup skim milk

    I also drink about 4 litres of water per day.

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    Monday, January 14 (Busy day, kept it light, 20 minutes of intervals)

    Workout:

    DB Incline Press (45 lb DB's)
    x12
    x12
    x12
    x12
    Peck Deck (75 lbs)
    x15
    x15
    x15
    Machine Chest Press (150 lbs)
    x10
    x10
    x10
    Assisted Pull up close grip (80lbs)
    x12
    x12
    x12
    Assisted pull up Wide grip (70 lbs)
    x12
    x12
    x12
    Seat Row (75 lbs)
    x12
    x12
    x12
    Rear Deltoid (peck deck, 25 lbs)
    x15
    x15
    x15
    Leg raises (Body weight)
    x15
    x15
    x15
    Lateral raise (10 lbs)
    x12
    x12
    x12
    Front raise (8 lbs)
    x12
    x12
    x12
    Dips (body weight)
    x10
    x10
    x10
    Crunches (body weight)
    x20
    x20
    x20

    Cardio: 20 minutes of intervals.

    Diet:

    Was a pretty hectic day so I didn't really keep track. Breakfast started the same as Sunday. Meals were a little different, but all healthy. Following the 65-70%,30%,5-10%.

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