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Join Date: Apr 2004
Location: Cape Town, South Africa
Posts: 24
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General guidance
Hi all,
First post over here at IM ![]() Been doing a lot of reading on the boards and have learnt a LOT so far. I have a few simple questions: I have progressed fairly quickly, I started 3 months ago and have put on 10kg's so far (started at 75kg's, and now im weighing in at 85), bear in mind i was doing almost no excersise prior. I seem to have built a lot of muscle but this layer of fat esp at my stomach has just stuck .I have been thinking of working in some more cardio into my workout (usually consists of 10 mins of jogging 2 times a week) I am thinking of trying this HIIT program apparently that is the best? Also could someone possibly explain this chart to me, its a bit bewildering for us gym-noob's http://www.musclemedia.com/training/hiit_table.asp I am primarly aiming to weigh about 90kg's and be almost just pure muscle (aren't we all) and shed this fat that encloses this muscular phyisique (lol I hope at any rate ).I have heard that dieting is really important, my usual meal consits; - cereal (pronutro, jungle-oats) - Junk food (Burger chips etc...) - (Boy am I gonna get it )- sandwich - Junk food (Burger chips etc..) - cereal (pronutro, jungle-oats) Unfortunately I work a lot and arent really ever at home so getting quality food isnt really easy, but it is no excuse I must start getting meals made at home to bring to work, effort must be made, any tips on the healthiest/tastiest/easiest to-go meals? |
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Registered User
Join Date: Apr 2004
Location: Cape Town, South Africa
Posts: 24
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BTW - I am about 6 '1
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