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That's nothing, some people think brown rice and brown bread are any better than white :seriously: |
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The seeds are usually a good source of fats omega three blah blah either way just don't eat empty calories, reduce carb load, increase protein lift heavy fuck bitches |
If you are working out regularly 4-5 times a week, and don't indulge in shit foods all the time, you can get away with eating white rice etc. Unless you are cutting, and want your body fat down to 4% for competition or just to look good in a speedo at the beach, you shouldn't have to restrict yourself to a "diet". Your "diet" should be maintainable throughout the year. But I guess it all depends on what you want, and what is realistic to you. |
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need to find a new gym left golds |
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diet is IMO the most overrated thing about training. most of the time, people who worry about that shit train like pussies, i.e. a shitload of isolation exercises/machines, no deadlift/squat etc i eat fast food/junk food literally every day and all the time and have a visible six pack and have pretty heavy lifts. fast food is actually really good when ur training cause it provides alot of calories, protein fast and cheap. dont micromanage ur diet and lift hard (dont neglect conditioning like running etc) and ull see results. the only real important thing about diet is to eat your fruits and vegetables |
I eat like shit. I look great and have respectable lifts. HOWEVER I'm certain with absolute perfect diet I would look incredible and have amazing lifts. I'm 100% certain my diet or lack thereof is holding me back at this point in my physique. Berz out. |
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day 1: arms day 2: back day 3: legs and like 4 sets of 10 or something |
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Diet is the hardest part of being in great shape(Personal opinion of course). Working out is fun, feels great to kick your ass for an hour. Dieting is a PIA, as eating/cooking is tiresome. |
When it comes to working out, I apply the 80-20 rule. The rule is 80% of results come from the first 20% effort. This means I spend a little bit of effort on planning everything (training, diet, supplements), but I don't worry about getting anything "perfect". I think a problem with a lot of people is they focus too much on one area while completely neglecting the others. Trying to be perfect in one area (going from 80% -> 100%) takes a lot more work for little reward. Hope that makes sense. |
Stanford Researchers' Cooling Glove Boosts Exercise Recovery - YouTube time for some buckets of ice next to the bench |
It's common knowledge that in the offseason pro body builders pig out, I remember early 2000's when Ronnie Coleman was dominating, watching videos and reading articles of him just eating the nastiest shit, all types of fast greasy foods... I understood why, but when I hear guys bragging in the gym about how they eat nasty foods to "bulk" I'm just thinkin like, fck ok there's a lot of other shit than just fat and calories in these types of foods you should worry about, stuff that's a lot worse. |
Diet is everything Screw the gym |
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And no it does not provide alot of protein. When you measure it out, the protein content of most fast foods is actually really low.. And no, it is not good for when you train because all the bad fats and carbs are accelerating fatty tissue formation... Quote:
What i like to say is, "if you can't flex it, its got to go" |
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did a month of interval training, aiming for under 9min on 4lap run for upcoming school year! Never was a cardio guy |
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Where did alpha go |
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dat pump feeling and swole look.....dat der awesome. :ahwow: |
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