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I wasn't really serious about working out until some of my friends got me going, namely gabby, aldo and father guy.
When i was still in 7th grade (around 2003), i started doing around 300-600 reps of dumbbell curls and hammer curls with 8 lbs. every night.
Why I Love It:
Stress relief. It's the one thing I can't not-be good at.
How I Stay Motivated:
Alternative motivations are reminiscing on either bad or good memories, and listening to songs that let me reminisce the memories.
Maintaining an inflamed sense of rejection also helps keep me motivated.
BB Accomplishments:
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Whatever the mind can conceive, the body can achieve.
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Lose visceral fat. Develop abs. My goal is to be lean with vessels popping out, without the unnecessary bodybuilding stack.
Goal (Long):
I've always wanted to have visible abs that would last more than an hour after waking up. I wish that I could be able to reach a body fat percentage below 9%, and more importantly, to be able to maintain it for over a year.
I also try to keep my supplement list to a minimum. Can't really afford having a number of supplements on my bill. Other than the usual health supplements such as a multivitamin, glucosamine and omega3 supplements (what I determine to be the basics), I take whey for having a convenient protein source. Other bodybuilding supplements are simply unnecessary expense, besides, where's the challenge when you've got creatine, BCAA's, energy enhancers, fat burners and NO on your supplement list?
If you wanna prove something to yourself, why not achieve a goal by doing it naturally with simply food and water as the basics? (unless you're competing in real bodybuilding competitions.)
Weight Goal:
I want to LOSE 15 lb
Bodyfat Goal:
5%
Upcoming Contest:
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8 to 12. At this point in time, I'd say that if you do more than that, the weights your lifting isn't right. It's either too heavy or too light. Unless of course if you're doing explosive sets of 15-20 or for HIT and endurance training.8 to 12. At this point in time, I'd say that if you do more than that, the weights your lifting isn't right. It's either too heavy or too light. Unless of course if you're doing explosive sets of 15-2...more
- Updated May 30, 2008 8:08pm
Do you currently have a workout partner?
No
- Updated May 28, 2008 5:23am
How long do you rest between sets on average? Why?
Why I like this video: Undoubtedly, everyone has already seen this. Almost everyone guy I know wants to try out spartan training. I like Mark Twight's training concepts.
I've tried the 'tractor wheel tire flips with tuck-jumps in-and-out'. It gives you that funny-feel-good feeling cause it's "spartan", but I wasn't that obsessed with it. But you still give it a shot!
I've been plateauing lately. Trying my best to bust through it. I've been dating this girl lately, so I've been overeating for weeks haha. I hope your strength gets back to you quick man. longest I've been out of the gym was a month.
