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    I need help with my daily routine

    I have been doing Body-For-Life for the past 6 months with pretty amazing results. I went from 6'2" 205 (Soft as hell), to 6'2" 175 (and pretty ripped). My fear is that I'm gonna keep losing weight and therefor, muscle. I'm a pilot so I have to supplement a lot on the road. Here's my current typical days food intake:

    ~9:00 Myoplex or Met-Rx shake (sometimes with TBSP Low Fat Peanut butter or a banana) made with water. I often add insant coffee to wake me up.

    ~11:30 Turkey and Non-fat cheese on whole wheat tortilla (I use Tumaro's Low fat tortillas). Maybe add some dill relish and mustard or NF mayo.

    ~14:30 Protein Bar (Love Met-RX Choc. Choc. Chip Protein Plus) or Myoplex or Met-Rx Shake

    ~16:30 Can of Tuna on Whole wheat tortilla.

    ~18:30- 19:00 Grilled chicken breast with baked sweet or regular potato (often with Newmans Pineapple salsa). Green beans or salad. I only eat vinegar on my salad.

    22:00 Myoplex or Met-Rx Shake. Maybe some fruit or NF Pudding thrown in.

    Here's my workout schedule

    With all exercises I do the following reps: 12, 10, 8, 6, 12 with 1 min rest between
    and then immediately another exercise of the same muscle group set of 12 with no rest.

    Monday - Upper Body

    Chest
    Incline Dumbbells
    Incline Flys

    Shoulders
    Military press (Front)
    Front Raises or Arnold Press

    Back
    Pull-downs (Front or Rear)
    1 arm rows or two arm rows

    Triceps
    Lying Tricep Ext.
    Skull crushers or Kickbacks

    Biceps
    Wide Grip Curls
    Hammer Curls or Incline DB Curls


    Tuesday

    Cardio- Run 4 miles at 7-7:30 Pace

    Wednesday - Lower Body and Abs

    Quads
    Squats
    Leg Ext

    Hams
    Leg Curls
    St. Leg Deadlifts

    Calves
    Angled calf raises
    1 leg calf raises

    Abs
    Crunches
    Leg lifts/Twisting crunches

    Thursday

    Cardio - Run 4 miles at 7-7:30 Pace

    Friday

    Upper Body again

    Saturday - Free Day

    Eat whatever I want, whenever I want, As much as I want


    Sunday

    Cardio - Run 4 miles at 7-7:30 Pace

    Questions:

    Should I switch to a more typical schedule

    Chest/Triceps on Monday
    Cardio Tues
    Legs and Biceps Wednesday
    Cardio Thursday
    Back and Shoulders Friday
    Cardio Sunday?????


    Is it enough to work each body part only once a week. With my current workout for instance during one week my upper body gets hit twice and my lower body once. The next week Lower body twice and upper body once etc......


    Is it bad to use supplements so much. I love protein powders. It's so easy to throw in a blender and be done with it.

    Why is Natural Peanut Butter better than Low Fat Peanut butter (Had to ask).

    I'm thinking of ordering some All the Whey Protein instead of Myoplex and Met-Rx to save some money. What do you think?

    Thanks for listening.

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    Av8tor -

    You are going to "run" your muscles/weight away.


    I'd try something like this....

    Chest/Triceps on Monday
    Cardio Tues
    Back and Shoulders Wed
    REST Thursday
    Legs and Biceps Friday
    REST Saturday
    Cardio Sunday (or REST)

    Good luck!
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    Thanks for the reply. I'm scared to death to stop running, I feel like I'm going to gain all the weight back.

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    You have a clean diet. I would not worry about gaining weight. Just monitor yourself (once a week)...

    Good luck..
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    Originally posted by Av8tor
    Thanks for the reply. I'm scared to death to stop running, I feel like I'm going to gain all the weight back.
    if you follow a proper diet and lift weights you will not, I do not do much cardio.

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