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| Registered User | Mark Wahlberg Hey I was just wondering your guy's opinions on this guy. I think he's got a great shape, and I'm wondering what kind of routine I should do for these results- nutrition, cardio etc. I'm 5'7" about 160 and I've been taking Cellmass which seems to help but I don't think I do enough cardio. Also, what do you guys think is this guy's body fat %? And how much of it is genetics? Thanks guys |
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| Nimbus Nutrition Board Rep Board Sponsor | Is that pre or post underwear boy stage? A combination of things goes into his shape... genes, time, money, personal trainer, nutritionist... did I mention time and money. Visualizing a goal is a pretty good way of trying to achieve that goal... just try to understand where your at in correlation to what it is your trying to achieve. If you need more mass, put on the mass. If your already there musculary, go on the cut. Eat properly, train hard and you'll get "your" best shape. <---Nothing can kill The Grimace! Nimbus Nutrition Rep To view links or images in signatures your post count must be 0 or greater. You currently have 0 posts. To view links or images in signatures your post count must be 0 or greater. You currently have 0 posts. Contact: To view links or images in signatures your post count must be 0 or greater. You currently have 0 posts. |
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| Board Supporter | I would say look in the exercise science section and see what some people have already used. Many post their routines and ask for help with it, which is a good first step. After you find something you think might work well post it up and see if someone can help make it better. Id next go to the nutrition forum, lots on their about making a good diet for putting on some good quality size. If you are new to lifting make sure to have a good diet with lots of calories in it. Many people when they start just focus on lifting and see great gains at first known as the beginner gains, but with a good diet you can make much better gains. The first few months when you start will yield the best growth you will probably ever see again as long as you get your diet and training down well. |
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| Registered User | yeah post-underwear / wannabe badass stage... but yeah i have been lifting I just find it hard to stay motivated. i just changed my workout recently and here is what ive been doing: 1. Bench press - 8-10, superset with pullups: as many as i can- 3 sets of both 2. squat - 8-10, superset with chinups: 8-10, 3 sets of both 3. shoulder press - 3 x 10-12 4. either flies, curls, or traps, depending on the day 5. various abs exercise and yeah i could be more religious with my diet, although I don't eat fast food, drink soda, or white flour/refined carbs. i just got to be better with getting protein at the same time each day and making sure i drink enough water. you guys think to bulk up i should be doing high intensity cardio- biking/ sprint- jogging? it just seems so much more boring then taking a jog or biking without interval training |
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| Registered User | yeah i've been reading everywhere though that high intensity full body is the new way to go, cuz it revs your metabolism and engages the most of your muscle groups. i used to split it up, but i didnt like that i only got to do chest or shoulders, which were the things i wanted to improve on the most, only once a week. |
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| Board Supporter | there are many routines that have you working muscles twice a week, the difference from what you have is they have on day usually a high intensity with lower reps and another day with higher volume less intensity. But doing the exact same routine every time is not going to help you at all. You should at least switch up which exercises you do each time. |
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| Registered User | whats bobo? |
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| Registered User | he is a scary clown |
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| Registered User | interesting |
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I think it might just be the "good vibration" and The Funky Bunch must help out a lot too, | |
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Example. I have a friend that is the exact same height and weight of UFC fighter Sean Sherk. And he looks nothing like him and he works out all the time. | |
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