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I was slowly realizing that I've been slacking. Slacking too much to make progress. My weight hasn't moved in months and I'm finally starting to feel it. I've had comments that I'm looking smaller even. Pushing diet into serious mode now. Counting more accurately. Prepping food days before, eating as soon as I wake up, and eating more frequently throughout the day to get what I need in.
Here's day 1 of hopefully the rest of my lifting career.
Food Macros: Tuesday, October 8th
Bagel
Calories 500
Carbs 77g
Protein 12g
Shake
Calories 480
Carbs 47g
Protein 50g
Bagel
Calories 450
Carbs 67g
Protein 10g
Chicken Breast 5oz
Calories 280
Protein 48
Brown Rice
Calories 222
Carbs 45g
Peanut Butter Sandwich
Calories 455
Carbs 48g
Protein 11g
Brown Rice
Calories 222
Carbs 45g
Shake
Calories 480
Carbs 47g
Protein 50g
Banana
Calories 100
Carbs 23g
Protein 1g
Granola Bar
Calories 100
Carbs 18g
Creapure (Creatine Monohydrate) 5g
Omega-3 2x1200mg
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Chris, your progress is some of the most enviable natural progress I've ever seen. In just a year and a half you've surpassed my lifts (and I'm a cm under 6'0", so I should have a default strength advantage) and you got to where Reach was in two years lift-wise (who is also about where I am height-wise).
If you're "slacking" then I don't even know what that makes other people here.Comment
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Not necessarily to get "bigger" but to give me that little edge on my 5/3/1 weeks. I think it may benefit in setting PR's.
I really do appreciate the compliments on my lifts and just overall progress. My numbers definitely aren't bad, but I'm striving to make them higher. I think in terms of anything, I feel if I'm dedicating myself to something, I don't need to be absorbed by it, but I feel as though if I'm not making progress then there's not much reason to keep doing it. I strive to grow stronger physically and mentally, and letting myself slack for the sake of a little extra time to literally do nothing with my time, I could take an hour a day to make sure my progress doesn't halt.Chris, your progress is some of the most enviable natural progress I've ever seen. In just a year and a half you've surpassed my lifts (and I'm a cm under 6'0", so I should have a default strength advantage) and you got to where Reach was in two years lift-wise (who is also about where I am height-wise).
If you're "slacking" then I don't even know what that makes other people here.
If at any point I feel that the workload isn't worth the reward, I will take it slower but at this point in my life I don't really do much. I'm pretty introverted and I'm straight edge. My friends are all gone to university, so I'm taking this winter and making a goal to get some GAIIIIINZ. Especially if I'm already spending all this money on food, I might as well make use of it.
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This won me over onto the Kai side. It was weird, Jay came out looking SICK, but then when they came back out for the pose down, he suddenly went watery. Dont understand that shit at all.Last edited by Senip; 10-10-2013, 05:49 PM.Comment
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Dennis Wolf has hair, the others shave because the amount of gear they're on caused balding.
Going to start posting my daily macros on here. If people like seeing it, I'll continue doing it. It's to give people kind of an idea of what to possibly implement into their diet to help them get their macros in.
Macros 10/9/2013
Banana
Calories 100
Carbs 23g
Protein 1g
Breakfast Sanwich
Calories 430
Carbs 57
Protein 22g
Brown Rice
Calories 222
Carbs 45
Meat Balls
Calories 400
Carbs 5g
Protein 30g
Bagel
Calories 500
Carbs 77g
Protein 12g
Shake
Calories 480
Carbs 47g
Protein 50g
Brown Rice
Calories 222
Carbs 45g
Shake
Calories 480
Carbs 47g
Protein 50g
Sirloin Patty
Calories 320
Protein 29g
Macros 10/10/2013
Bagel
Calories 370
Carbs 77g
Brown Rice
Calories 222
Carbs 45g
Almonds
Calories 340
Protein 16g
Shake
Calories 480
Carbs 47g
Protein 50g
Bagel
Calories 340
Carbs 55g
Protein 10g
2 Sirloin Burgers
Calories 920
Carbs 52g
Protein 58g
Shake
Calories 480
Carbs 47g
Protein 50g
Brown Rice
Calories 222
Carbs 45
Macros 10/11/2013
Bagel
Calories 500
Carbs 77g
Protein 12g
Shake
Calories 300
Carbs 25g
Protein 49g
Banana
Calories 100
Carbs 23g
Hamburger
Calories 540
Carbs 42g
Protein 31g
Fries
Calories 320
Carbs 42g
Protein 4g
Almonds
Calories 340
Carbs 15g
Protein 12g
Bagel
Calories 500
Carbs 77g
Protein 12g
Hamburger
Calories 200
Protein 15g
Brown Rice
Calories 222
Carbs 45g
Shake
Calories 300
Carbs 2g
Protein 48gLast edited by SCWolf; 10-11-2013, 11:26 PM.
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I am in this dilemma a lot because of the Sunday-Monday transition at my gym (Sunday has terrible hours, Monday opens at 12AM) so I'd like to know which is preferable
Scenario A: Lift and get shitty sleep (3-6 hours)
Scenario B: Don't lift, get OK sleep (7-8 hours) and lift the next day
The easy answer is to say "get good sleep and lift", but that's because it's the easy answer. I'm wondering which out of these two is better for gains and why.
Note that I have the option of sleeping extra (say, 10 hours) from Tuesday night --> Wednesday morning, so recovering isn't an issue.Last edited by Arch0wl; 10-14-2013, 12:30 AM.Comment
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