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Old 04-24-2006, 11:52 AM
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The only suggestion I have for you jagsfan05 is to make a conscious decison to change the way you look and feel. All the b.s. i've read in this thread tells me that you really arent serious about getting this shit together.

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What I want is to be able to take off my shirt and girls to look at me and say he is hot, and has a nice body. I have a girlfriend, but I want to be eye appealing.
That kind of thinking will have you back on the couch eating a big mac in no time. dont do anything for anyone else, do it for yourself.

if you want to do this, all the info is right here. there are diets, and training protocols galor on this site.

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Old 04-24-2006, 01:17 PM
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First off your diet needs some severe tweaking. You did not mention how tall you are so I am going to assume it is in proportion to your weight. That being said @ 19 your body needs carbs and protein like crazy. I mean quality carbs and protein, you need to start with a quality weight gainer to supplement your diet and the key word is supplement!
You still need to eat quality whole foods in the proper amounts. Try starting off with this, take your body weight multiply by 17 then divide by six. That will be the magic number to start off with. What I am trying to say is you need to eat 411 calories six times a day.
Break that down to 35% protein, 45% carbs, 20% fat. Make that fats good fats and make the carbs clean carbs. You can have cheat days on your diet but make it one day and one day only. Your diet will make up 90% of your progress. If anyone doubts that they are severely misled. I work in construction and some of my laborers would look like Arnold if they had a clean diet instead Carls Jr and Coors light. Now your workout will depend on you but you should look at starting off working out 4 times a week. It should look something like this…………
Monday Deadlift/Back
Deadlift
Stiff leg deadlift
Barbell shrugs
One-arm rows
Lat pulldowns
Wednesday Bench press/Chest + Arms
Flat Bench
Narrow grip bench press
Incline Bench Press
Tricep press down
One arm tricep Ext.
Straight Bar Curls
Hammer Curls
Friday Squat/Legs
Squat
Leg extensions
Leg Curls
Seated Cave raises
Standing Calve raises
Saturday Behind the Neck Press/Shoulders
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Front D.Bell Raises
Lat. D.Bell Raises
Rear D.Bell Raises
If you need some help on the amount of weight and number of reps let me know.
This should be a good start for you. You should be able to gain between .75 to 1lb per week if you eat properly like I said your diet is the #1 factor then the gym then SLEEP!
If after one month of a HONEST diet you do not gain any lean mass up your calories by 400 and then keep check. You do not want to start gaining too much it will only be unwanted fat. Let me know if this helps you at all.
Only doing these once a week though? Like I feel like my biceps would shrivel up if I only do them once a week, you know?
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Old 04-24-2006, 01:23 PM
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First off your diet needs some severe tweaking. You did not mention how tall you are so I am going to assume it is in proportion to your weight. That being said @ 19 your body needs carbs and protein like crazy. I mean quality carbs and protein, you need to start with a quality weight gainer to supplement your diet and the key word is supplement!
You still need to eat quality whole foods in the proper amounts. Try starting off with this, take your body weight multiply by 17 then divide by six. That will be the magic number to start off with. What I am trying to say is you need to eat 411 calories six times a day.
Break that down to 35% protein, 45% carbs, 20% fat. Make that fats good fats and make the carbs clean carbs. You can have cheat days on your diet but make it one day and one day only. Your diet will make up 90% of your progress. If anyone doubts that they are severely misled. I work in construction and some of my laborers would look like Arnold if they had a clean diet instead Carls Jr and Coors light. Now your workout will depend on you but you should look at starting off working out 4 times a week. It should look something like this…………
Monday Deadlift/Back
Deadlift
Stiff leg deadlift
Barbell shrugs
One-arm rows
Lat pulldowns
Wednesday Bench press/Chest + Arms
Flat Bench
Narrow grip bench press
Incline Bench Press
Tricep press down
One arm tricep Ext.
Straight Bar Curls
Hammer Curls
Friday Squat/Legs
Squat
Leg extensions
Leg Curls
Seated Cave raises
Standing Calve raises
Saturday Behind the Neck Press/Shoulders
BTN
Front D.Bell Raises
Lat. D.Bell Raises
Rear D.Bell Raises
If you need some help on the amount of weight and number of reps let me know.
This should be a good start for you. You should be able to gain between .75 to 1lb per week if you eat properly like I said your diet is the #1 factor then the gym then SLEEP!
If after one month of a HONEST diet you do not gain any lean mass up your calories by 400 and then keep check. You do not want to start gaining too much it will only be unwanted fat. Let me know if this helps you at all.
Also, is this what you do? Are you in great shape and muscular? Does everyone else here agree that I should start doing this?
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Old 04-24-2006, 05:29 PM
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Only doing these once a week though? Like I feel like my biceps would shrivel up if I only do them once a week, you know?
If you've done your homework, then you should know that most of those exercises work arms as a secondary muscle...And if you would've read some of the training journals you would know that the majority of people work arms once a week, and in some cases programs don't even call for direct arm work...So, I guess its your call now, Do you want to do the muscle mag method of 8 bicep workouts a week, or Do you want to listen to people that have already been there and done that? Since he is offering to help you out with the program...I'd suggest you give it a shot...at a glance it looks like a good program.
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Old 04-24-2006, 05:48 PM
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thats a pretty decent program....and a good one for a beginner......

hey JAGSFAN05, i'm kinda annoyed right now.....didnt i tell you in my fucking long post to read that article....? and i have serious doubts whether you read it or not... if you did, then why are you asking lame questions like "oo...biceps only ONCE a week :eek:...oh no, i need more...my biceps wills disintigrate if i do them 1x".. i spent a shitload of time trying to explain these things to you and judging by your last statement it means you havent read my post very well... if so, then flip back and read it again before i say something you will regret...

and start doing your homework... people here are going out of their way to help you out... they dont owe it to you to do that...!!!

as far as the program is concerned, its ok for a beginner.....and uoir a beginner....
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Old 04-24-2006, 06:38 PM
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This is some decent trolling activity. I'd give it a B+.
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Old 04-24-2006, 09:17 PM
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I was trying to give you a base to start off with. You say you are a beginner and by your comments it is obvious. Unless your are a experienced lifter (Or Juicing) your body cannot handle much more than what I gave you. The body rebuilds muscle after breaking it down in a workout. This takes time, rest and NUTRITION! You can do all the right stuff in the gym and get all the rest but if you do not feed the body properly you will not see any noticeable progress. If you eat right and get enough rest but over work yourself in the gym i.e. working out more than one body part in a week then you are constantly breaking down the muscle before it has a chance to rebuild itself. The exercises I gave you are based like this. Primary exercise Dead lift. Primary exercise Bench press. Primary exercise behind the neck press. Primary exercise Squat. All the other exercises are supportive in nature and are used to give you more strength in the major exercises and to give the body symmetry. The real moneymakers are the Dead lift and Squat; those will help pack on real quality mass to the rest off the body by helping you create a strong core. This program is based on power lifting to give you a stable core. After a year or more depending on your results on this program your body will be able to handle more advanced body building exercises and techniques. But what I am trying to give you is a strong base to work from and that is what this program will do if you give it an honest chance. Arnold, Franco Columbo and Pat Casey all were at one time COMPETITIVE
Power lifters. Other than Arnold I am sure the other names mean nothing to you, if that is true then do what the rest of us have done and do some honest research on your own and take the advice that is given to you. I have worked out on and off for years but was always forced to stop when I got to big because I spent 16 years in the Marine Corps. The Marines do not like it when you get to big even when you are not fat. Now that I am out I chose to start a serious program 10 months ago. My goal is to bench 500 before I turn 41. 10 months ago I started with a max bench of 275 I weighed 190 @ 21% body fat. I now bench 400 raw, I weigh 240lbs @ 14% body fat. I would call that progress; I used this program to get me back in the game as a three-month cycle. I also break it up a bit now and use bodybuilding techniques in combination with power lifting. I find that my gains stay more consistent when I keep my body guessing on what will come next. But I have YEARS of experience and my body can handle what I throw at it and I KNOW what I can and cannot throw at it. I could go on for hours on what to do and how to do it but so could everyone else in here with experience. I will leave you with this listen and learn, keep asking questions and do your own research. That will be the best way this crap will stay in your head. There are so many ways to do this depending on your goals but it takes TIME and a lot of hard WORK. And your question about what I look like that picture is me dead lifting 445 3 sets of 8 that was my light week and that aint no bullshit.
PS I have 19.25 inch arms and growing you be the judge on if my program works.
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^^^^

true... and i like your program..... its pretty good...

and i love your sig... if pete was around he'd REALLY enjoy it
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Old 04-25-2006, 06:22 AM
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Ok, sorry about my last post guys. I understand. Just please know that I am trying to learn and be patient. Some of you have attitudes and it doesn't help any.

Thank you all so much for your help.

Ok now notes from Day 1 yesterday of starting StoneWarriors schedule!

My legs are killing my so bad, especially my groin from the deadlifts. I thought they were supposed to work your back? When I did them I felt it in my back, but today it is really killing my legs. I did all four exercises. I am so happy!

Also one more thing. What if I can't do four days? I will try and do that last day, but I can only do it on Sunday because of my religion. I usually only can do 3 days but I will try my best.

Thanks so much! I am feeling the pain! Lol.
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Ok, sorry about my last post guys. I understand. Just please know that I am trying to learn and be patient. Some of you have attitudes and it doesn't help any.

Thank you all so much for your help.

Ok now notes from Day 1 yesterday of starting StoneWarriors schedule!

My legs are killing my so bad, especially my groin from the deadlifts. I thought they were supposed to work your back? When I did them I felt it in my back, but today it is really killing my legs. I did all four exercises. I am so happy!

Also one more thing. What if I can't do four days? I will try and do that last day, but I can only do it on Sunday because of my religion. I usually only can do 3 days but I will try my best.

Thanks so much! I am feeling the pain! Lol.
firstly, no one here has an attitude problem ok...? get that clear.... those of us who are helping you are going out of our way to help you.... we dont owe you shit and there's no fucking compulsion to help you....and those of us who are helping you arent idiots... 0311, Eric3237, hrdgain81, RoryL, Kane, verbatimreturned, ChinPieceDave667, etc have proved themselves to know their shit..... so dont accuse people of having "attitude" problems over here.... i see your posts and it really looks like you dont read or do ANY homework from your side at all.... i think YOU need to have an attitude change rather than anybody from bb.net.. we clear...?

secondly, if you cant do 4x a week its ok... here's a program i came across which if the rest of the people here dont mind, might help you out..
http://www.bodybuilding.net/training...e-ny-2111.html

also, lets say you want strength along with mass, then you can attempt Mark Rippetoe's Starting Strength for Beginners Program..... its supposed to be excellent for beginners like you... i have attached a word file for your convenience below...

also, Kane apparently used to be like you... if you ask me, you should contact Kane and ask him for advice because he's had awesome gains on the programs he's attempted... infact, here's a quote from his journal:
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Ok, I've been on Needsize's 5x5 for 6 weeks now (6 intense weeks). I'm very happy with the results from this program, strength increased across the board, and gained quite a bit of size as well. Deads went from a PR of [1x5] 295 to [5x5] 295 and A2G went from [5x5] 135 to [1x5] 225 (with a pyramid starting at 165).

Between this program and OVT, I've added about 5" to Chest, 3" to Arms, and 4" to Thighs, with a 1" increase in Waist size, with an overall weight gain of 10-15lbs (not sure where my BF% is right now) and in about a 4 month time period. I'd say that's pretty damn good. (I'd like to see the muscle mags beat that lol.)

OVT and Needsize's 5x5 really jacked up my strength and size. This is definitely an amazing routine combo. The future holds HST (routine courtesy of 0311), and I can't wait to see how the 3 routines work together.
i think he'll be able to give you some good advice on weightgainind....

everyone here's trying to help you out... sometimes people get mad because of some posts of yours (example: your previous post) and you have to learn to deal with that if you want to be set on the right path....

and i'm done lecturing... hopefully, i've been of some help to you...

best of luck

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