bb1314

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Never thought I needed opinion on this. Now keep in mind I'm one of those naturally skinny looking Asian kid that USED to have super metabolism. Anyone that hung out with me was almost surprised by how much I eat and can eat. I'm about to turn 28 years old, and this past year or so I felt my metabolism got slower significantly. I'm 5'10" and about a year ago I was at about 170 lbs. A year later I'm 185 lbs!!! And it seems like all that eating whatever I can and drink beer every night life style has to come to a stop.

My new year resolution... get in shape! Tell me if I'm doing it right. Keep in mind I'm not trying to get bulk. I just want to get rid of my belly and look somewhat ripped and muscular.

Workout Plan:
3 times a week. 1.5 hour every time. 1 hour of medium weight higher rep lifting + 30 mins of non-stop cardio.

Diet Plan:
Breakfast - Carbs (whole wheat bread, pasta or brown rice), eggs, fish, vegetables
Lunch - A little bit of carbs, fish/lean meat, vegetables
Dinner - No carbs, fish/lean meat, vegetables.
If I get hungry in between meals - Eat an orange/apple/pear/banana.

Am I doing this right?

Dj Xyanyde

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To be honest, I think you are going above and beyond really. You should end up looking like Bruce Lee by summer if you keep this up. Im doing a similar workout plan but my diet is different. I eat like a normal person, and I try to eat pho at least once a week before a workout.

For me, pho isnt just for Z meets anymore! But its mostly liquid and I dont feel so weighed down when I work out and all the protein makes it feel like an easier recovery afterwards. Im no pro or anything but it works for me.

Also if I get hungry between meals, Ive found that Green tea helps curb the appetite. Theres a place in tysons called Teavana, its serious business man.

Barnabas

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eat smaller meals more times a day if it is at all possible.

Eat a HIGH protein breakfast consume your carbs in the early to middle part of the day and then for dinner eat high protein low carbs.

Allot of your diet should also be based on what time of the day you work out.

Joy_ride

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shots shots shots sh sh shots!

Chen

Wake up eat protein since its supposed to control hunger. Then go to gym and lift!!! Find your one rep max and go 10 or 20lbs lighter and do 2 or 3 sets and 20 or more reps. Finish off by running/jogging/ elliptical machine for 20minutes or so.

Joy_ride

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Is he trying to lose weight?? muscle is heavy too....

Chen

Ninja Assassin Pt.2, featuring Ethan Lo
http://munfitnessblog.com/how-rain-b...inja-assassin/

That is what Rain did to get built for the movie. The trainer also trained all the people for 300.

Chen

Double post...

NX2KDET

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Atleast 3 days a week but I shoot for 5, 30 mins of cardio then 4 sets of weight, medium to heavy weights, then I do rep to fail. Depending on what day it is, I will do negatives which are great for endurance, sauna at the end of the day then 120g of protein when I am done.

atomicgoofball

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i eat everything and anything.
I had eaten 67 chic fil a nuggets in 10 mins.
For every day of the week ive eaten at Chee burger chee burger 1 lb burger just so i can fill a row of the 1lb wall of fame section with my picture.

Barnabas

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I <3 you goofball

phunkenstein

Fuck bitches, get abs.

350Ricky

iTrader: (12)

Just ask Clay, he'll work you till you're 117lbs.

ZS14RR

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Old country buffet in the morning,steaking cheese or a cheeseburger for lunch, heavy steak and atleaat 1.5 hours of COD MW2. Then tons of sex on the weekend.

But im thinkin about trying to get mildly juiced.

idrive_MD

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I'm pretty regular food wise, I dont go out of my way to plan my meals, I just eat simple home prepped foods as much as possible, I avoid excess salt/sodium, kinda watch my sugars (as they enter my mouth, yummy) and I try to keep my portions in control.

Just got back into working out just before x-mas (while on a business trip actually). I work a 5-day then 4-day work week so I mix it up between two different 4-day 30 minute routines at the base gym during lunch, focus is on muscle building. Its been a great reminder how long I've been away from the gym.

I've given up on trying to get a smaller waist, too expensive to replace the clothes and too much work to maintain. I'm comfortable being a 36-jean size, 34's are snug, 35's are perfect but rare. Looking forward to filling out an XL shirt better, already seeing a great improvement in my arms and shoulders, chest is pitiful at the moment (always has been really), legs are coming along, back feels good. I would say chest and abs are my weak points.

I want to hit a muscle target and then from their I'll maintain and try to trim any excess weight I feel I need to. Right now I'm 5'11 and 200-lbs, if I settled at 190 with a lower body-fat % by summer I'd be happy (my BMI might still be above normal by that point but oh well).

MDHRZ

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Diet seems spot for what you are trying to do. I spend 4-5 days a week in the gym right now. If you're trying to build muscle, then I'd look into some supplements. Protien is great post workout.

https://my350z.com/forum/exercise-an...-using-65.html

https://my350z.com/forum/exercise-an...-m-drol-3.html

EDIT: Just saw you are not trying to bulk up. Supps will still help your muscles recover though.

MDHRZ

iTrader: (14)

120g of protein when you're done? You are wasting half of that.

NX2KDET

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Need to correct myself, 120g a day not when I am done, you are suppose to take in your daily dose of 50g and then 25% more (Depending on body mass)

WYZIWYG

See? That's why I had that I Heart Ricky t-shirt made...

E10, if you have time/money consult your personal doctor or a dietician. Everyone's body chemistry is different so what works for one may not work for another.
Your largest meals should be in the morning and get smaller as the day progresses. Ideally you should eat 4-5 small meals [main meals + snacks] throughout the day, but unless you plan on bringing a bunch of stuff around with you to work it's not really ideal for most people. Try to ramp up the weights and work up to 40 mins of cardio during your workouts.
If you belong to a gym ask one of the trainers to devise a plan for you or check out some routines on YouTube and see what works best for you.

Right now I'm trying to workout with a busted knee and shoulder, so I'm basically in the same boat as you...

MDHRZ

iTrader: (14)

Ok cool, now that sounds about right if you're just trying to get your daily dose . IIRC it's about 1.5-2g per pound of bodyweight each day, but not to exceed 50-60g at one sitting (if you want to bulk/gain muscle).