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Old 09-02-2009, 12:09 AM   #51
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i workout 3 times a week and do cardio on 2 days.. and i agree its good to do it.. if you dont your not in shape.. sure your strong and look good.. but you wont even be able to run a couple hundred meters without gasping for air.. thats if you dont do any activity outside the gym
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Old 09-02-2009, 09:40 AM   #52
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Good cardiovascular health also is good for building muscle.
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Old 09-08-2009, 03:25 AM   #53
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hmm.. cardio.. dam im really broke between doing it or now atm.. the fact is im still light at hell (126lb) i dont know if i want to put in cardio into my work out just yet... my original plan was to work out with 0 cardio work till i hit my ideal weight (135-140) Hopefully by the end of the year or so... i actually plan to give the p90x a try (my cousin has it lol) i was hoping the program would cut off w/e gut and shape my over all body better...

Well if i were to put cardio into my routine it would probaly be this (ex. of what parts im working out dont worry im doing my lats, shoulders and what not)
Monday - Bicep/Tricep
Tuesday- Cardio
Wednesday - Pecs/Back
Thursday - Cardio
Friday - Legs

Atm im currently takeing 2scoops Quick mass with my breakfats and 2 scoops after i work out..
I was recommended by my brother to take Optimum Nutrition 100% Casein Protein
1 scoops a day before i go to sleep as a booster..

Id like some opinion on this should i put in cardio at this point... and should i take the casein protein..
Also when u say light cardio.. could u expand on that?.. would a 30minute run be light? .. or uhh.. ?

Links to what protein im using and what i may start using
https://www.svncanada.com/cart_produ...?id=817&type=1
https://www.svncanada.com/cart_produ...id=1065&type=1

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Old 09-08-2009, 06:55 AM   #54
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Cardio is for hamsters
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Old 12-01-2009, 07:15 PM   #55
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I'm thinking of adding whey protein to my normal PWO shake, but I don't know which to choose. What do you guys recommend?
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I'm thinking of adding whey protein to my normal PWO shake, but I don't know which to choose. What do you guys recommend?

this is a very good product for a pwo, shake
been using this for a while

http://www.tmuscle.com/productInfo.d...Surge_Recovery
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I'm not looking to replace my current PWO shake. I'm just looking for an additive that I can add to my existing shake to increase my protein intake.
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I'm not looking to replace my current PWO shake. I'm just looking for an additive that I can add to my existing shake to increase my protein intake.
how much protein do u want
20-25g is perfect for pwo
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Old 12-01-2009, 08:19 PM   #59
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Where'd you get that number from?
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Where'd you get that number from?
well most pwo shakes have not that much protein compared to carbs.
and a normal shake has aprox 20-30g of protein i dont see why you would need to go over that,
plus 45 min later you are going to eat a low carb high in protein meal anyways
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any updates on melonboy's progress?
been doing some research and peanut butter is one of the best bang for buck i think.
besides the high amount of fat, about 1500calories and 65g of protein in a cup.
is it a huge deal though if you're trying to gain a whole lot of weight anyways?
anyone have before and after pictures to show off?
also has anyone had a considerable gain taking creatine while on weightgainers?
i just went through a 15lb bag of PVL mutant mass. i think it's better value than the quick mass too for the price. but it sure is pricey.
you're supposed to go through the bag in about 2 weeks. $70-80 a bag

how long do you guys usually work out for? i've been hearing after an hour, its just using up too many calories. dont know if it's true.
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any updates on melonboy's progress?
been doing some research and peanut butter is one of the best bang for buck i think.
besides the high amount of fat, about 1500calories and 65g of protein in a cup.
is it a huge deal though if you're trying to gain a whole lot of weight anyways?
anyone have before and after pictures to show off?
also has anyone had a considerable gain taking creatine while on weightgainers?
i just went through a 15lb bag of PVL mutant mass. i think it's better value than the quick mass too for the price. but it sure is pricey.
you're supposed to go through the bag in about 2 weeks. $70-80 a bag

how long do you guys usually work out for? i've been hearing after an hour, its just using up too many calories. dont know if it's true.

45-hour, but sometimes chest and back take longer i dono depends
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hmm.. cardio.. dam im really broke between doing it or now atm.. the fact is im still light at hell (126lb) i dont know if i want to put in cardio into my work out just yet... my original plan was to work out with 0 cardio work till i hit my ideal weight (135-140) Hopefully by the end of the year or so... i actually plan to give the p90x a try (my cousin has it lol) i was hoping the program would cut off w/e gut and shape my over all body better...

Well if i were to put cardio into my routine it would probaly be this (ex. of what parts im working out dont worry im doing my lats, shoulders and what not)
Monday - Bicep/Tricep
Tuesday- Cardio
Wednesday - Pecs/Back
Thursday - Cardio
Friday - Legs
OK, your workout is totally wrong. Yes, good concept on breaking up the major muscle groups, however you cant work out one muscle group / week and expect results.

First thing is first: You should definitely work in cardio, at least once a week, for at least 30 minutes into your routine. I try to work in 3 days, usually after a workout..yes Im dead, but meh. Or gym in morning, do a run at night.

As for diet, if you want to bulk up, a trainer showed me that you need 1g of protein / lbs of body weight, and 2g of carbs / lbs of body weight. Follow this and with a dedicated weight routine you should see results after a while. Once you are a desired weight, trim it back though.

Also, before and after a workout do at least 5-10mins of warm up, such as bike.
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If you're feeling bloated and gassy from the shakes, you could be lactose intolerant.
I have experienced some of this, but I have changed my diet and am consuming wayyy more. If I wanted to determine if this is a problem, lactose that is, whats an alternative? Shakes with water, or soy milk? What type of protein?
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I have experienced some of this, but I have changed my diet and am consuming wayyy more. If I wanted to determine if this is a problem, lactose that is, whats an alternative? Shakes with water, or soy milk? What type of protein?
I had a suspicion that I was lactore intolerant when I kept getting stomach aches and gas after eating things with high milk content. What I did was, I went and bought lactaid supplement pills (no prescription necessary), and used them before I consumed any milk. Since there was no more stomach aches or gas because I took the pills ahead of time, I knew I was lactose intolerant.

Now, I just take those pills before I have a shake with milk in it, and 99% of the time I have no issues.
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