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15
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Ridgewood, New York, United States
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When I Started:
Oct, 2007
How I Started:
Why I Love It:
I like working out because it keeps you in shape and you gain strength and when you actually achieve your goal it feels good, also girls like nice bodies lol
How I Stay Motivated:
I look at my self and see how I can improve
BB Accomplishments:
I lost fat on my stomach but I need my abs,
my trciep is bigger
lol yeah its sounds crazy but just try getting your amino acids and protiens right efter a workout for good results and plan your meals out never miss one.
Change it up all the time to shock the muscles btu focus on your diet i thought that i was eating right and i was but thier's a difference between eating right and eating for the gym. what works for me to trian my abs might not work for you but finding the perfect diet works for everyone. ;-p
Yo everyone has abs bro its just diet that really lets them shine when you workout your abs dont over do it 6-8 reps just like anything else for building them. skipping works really good for cutting a gut just make sure you have good shoes ;-p
hey dude, thought id give you some input on the abs. i spent 2 months working abs furiously and nothing was happening. fed up, i stopped doing ab workouts altogether. then i came up with a new goal to cut down from 15 to 10% bodyfat-- lo and behold, suddenly my abs were showing. point in case: as the two posters below me have alrdy pointed out, its all about the bodyfat. not saying dont train abs. but the diet is much more important.
Like the poster below me said. It's the old adage "Great abs are made in the kitchen." In my estimation abs are 90 percent diet, 8 percent cardio, 2 percent actual ab work.
thanks dude. it only took me 10 months to get from a skinny twig to where i am.
just gotta find a routine that works good for "you" just because joe somebody from the gyms does one thing that doesnt mean its what "you" should do. you just gotta listen to your body and see how it replies and ask alot of questions.
ne diet questions im alot better than with training and supplement . so ask away !
have the shake after you workout and if you want b4 you go to bed. have somthin like a pb sandwich or grilled cheese or somthin b4 bed. also for snacks have granola bsrs, nuts fruits, tuna, MILK, eat often. also have some icecream or nachos or an omelette,cookies donuts here n there. you dont wanna become to anal about it. hope i helped
heres an example for a healthy diet
breakfast. wheat toast, oatmeal, or cereal. use PB instead of butter. cream cheese is ok. a glass of milk or if you like it cottage cheese. some type of fruit. and if you have the time have a couple eggs i like to have 4-6 eggs with 2 yolks
lunch. turkey or roast beef sandwich/nuts/freuit/veggies/ milk "drink lots of milk"
dinner lean meat lots of veggies and rice or bread or som type of carbs. be sure to eat atleast an hour b4 you workout
i dont kno how big you are what your exersize routine is like or what your diet is like. but the whey is a good start its not magic its just a source of calories/protein. protein aids in building muscles but it alone doesnt build muscles. trust me i tryed but you wont build muscle just by taking in protein. im new to building muscle and what not 2 but im good at helpin people who just started out
depends on how seriouse you are into lifting... nitrotech is pretty expensive but if you have the money go with it.... if youd rather a cheaper way myoplex is alot cheaper and still good quality also get a plain creatine for now... send me some of your workout routins and diet
Lift a couple of times a week and do cardio on a couple of the days you don't lift. If you really want to burn fat and get bigger squats and deadlifts are mandatory. Chest should grow no matter what you do just don't do more than 9 sets or so.