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Fjock
07-23-2010, 09:03 PM
Well hello there old friends. Been over year now since I've been active on here. Ive received a number of pms asking where the hell I disappeared to ha. 2010 has been wildly insane for me thus far and is sure to only get more interesting. To make a long story short I am leaving for the army at the end of September. I didn't realize how long it was going to take for me to leave for bootcamp so I couldn't think of anything I'd rather do with this extra time than prep for 2 last shows.

I am currently 2&4 weeks out from what will be my last 2 shows for quite some time. Both are right here in nj which I surprisingly have never competed in since it's my home state heh. First will be the muscle beach classic which is Jason Artnz's show and 2nd will be the NJ Open.

Just wanted to share a few pics from tonight and a week ago. Been trying so hard to work on my contioning which has been my glaring weak point over the years. Hoping to head in to the service with some positive memories from this season :)

http://i771.photobucket.com/albums/xx360/dnzbuu/5a60e276.jpg
http://i771.photobucket.com/albums/xx360/dnzbuu/ac6e4d25.jpg
http://i771.photobucket.com/albums/xx360/dnzbuu/bd2019e1.jpg
This one is a week ago

Lifterforlife10
07-23-2010, 09:14 PM
You look fantastic and I wish you the best of luck

Fjock
07-24-2010, 04:46 AM
You look fantastic and I wish you the best of luck

Thanks buddy, appreciate it

Whomper107
07-24-2010, 06:12 AM
Good to see you back around bud. Conditioning is looking pretty sick, big improvements from your last run!

Fjock
07-24-2010, 06:17 AM
Whomp!! Lookin shredded in the avy man! Thanks bro, I finally was able to stick with one diet strategy with no flipping back and forth like the last couple years so I think it helped. Time will tell if it was enough to earn a victory.

Fjock
07-24-2010, 08:33 AM
eh, first time taking a look at these pics on an actual monitor. Sorry about the lighting and the lower quality of the pictures but my iphone is all I have right now heh. no flash :(

Fjock
07-25-2010, 03:47 PM
Just wanted to add in that I went strictly with carb cycling this season on a 17 week plan. Ideally I would have went about 20 weeks but I decided to compete only after I found out I would have time before I leave for bootcamp. Also I needed to leave myself at the very least a month for proper PCT so 17 1/2 weeks was the very longest I could give myself to prep.

Went with my normal low intensity, long duration cardio and as of this past Friday I'm maxed out at 2 separate 1 hour sessions.

Looking to post pics during my carb up and once i get rid of this damn body hair lol.

FemmeFatale28
07-25-2010, 04:03 PM
What your MOS gonna be?

Depending on that you will have plenty of time to focus on shows once you are out of training... Trust me :)

Fjock
07-25-2010, 05:27 PM
What your MOS gonna be?

Depending on that you will have plenty of time to focus on shows once you are out of training... Trust me :)
ammunition specialist. Ive done my best to find out from other service members on various forums how much training, eating time ill have etc. So far it's sounding pretty good although I'll be losing a good deal of mass no matter what. But that won't deter me from working my hardest in the gym :)

little rambo
07-25-2010, 07:13 PM
My man!! Good to see you back, and conditioning is looking spot on, especially for that being a week ago. You have made some impressive progress brotha I'm in for the ride!!

MattyH7688
07-25-2010, 07:28 PM
you look great bro.. you better win these overalls coming up

good luck in the army too.

Fjock
07-25-2010, 08:11 PM
My man!! Good to see you back, and conditioning is looking spot on, especially for that being a week ago. You have made some impressive progress brotha I'm in for the ride!!
haha great to hear from you dude and thank you! Trying to make sure I go out on a positive note. never know how long it'll take me to get back on stage after this so I'm not holding anything back.

you look great bro.. you better win these overalls coming up

good luck in the army too.
Matty, my boy! congrats on your placing at collegiate nats yesterday man. You looked great, best I've seen you for sure. Is that it for you this year?

MattyH7688
07-26-2010, 12:26 PM
haha great to hear from you dude and thank you! Trying to make sure I go out on a positive note. never know how long it'll take me to get back on stage after this so I'm not holding anything back.

Matty, my boy! congrats on your placing at collegiate nats yesterday man. You looked great, best I've seen you for sure. Is that it for you this year?

thanks bro! yea, I am done for the year.. I am ready to get huge :p. I am maybe gonna do collegiates again or the NPC pittsburgh, only if I can add another 20lbs of muscle like I did last offseason

yzrider400f
07-28-2010, 11:45 AM
yo buddy.. i remember prepping with you on the boards in 2008, good times man. Wish you the best of luck

Fjock
07-28-2010, 04:32 PM
yo buddy.. i remember prepping with you on the boards in 2008, good times man. Wish you the best of luck

haha indeed bro that was an interesting year. good hearing from you man and thanks. Anything coming up for you on stage?

Fjock
07-28-2010, 07:12 PM
HUGE ANNOUNCEMENT:

For the remainder of this prep, my main source of entertainment and time wasting to get me through this last month of prep will be Starcraft 2

Lol for those of you wondering about this game go ****ing buy it. Insanely addicting and the hype is real.

Whomper107
07-28-2010, 08:04 PM
Lol for those of you wondering about this game go ****ing buy it. Insanely addicting and the hype is real.

I was afraid this would be the case lol. Might just have to pick that up soon, although I can't help but think it won't help out grades next semester...

Fjock
07-29-2010, 03:27 AM
Pic from early this morning after cardio and directly after 1st meal with 50g of carbs from oatmeal. Plenty of water downed during cardio. Not thrilled but I think I can make some progress with another week of double 1 hour session cardio right up until carb load time. All critique is welcomed and appreciated.

http://i771.photobucket.com/albums/xx360/dnzbuu/7d89e226.jpg

fltallpaul
07-29-2010, 04:32 AM
Great to see you posting again Brian. You are looking huge for sure...

Fjock
07-29-2010, 05:00 AM
Great to see you posting again Brian. You are looking huge for sure...

Paul my good buddy! thanks man! Whatcha got lined up next?

fltallpaul
07-29-2010, 09:56 AM
Paul my good buddy! thanks man! Whatcha got lined up next?

I am doing my first powerlifting meet in 9 days, then who knows. I don't plan to get on stage again until I am thicker than a frozen milkshake. Most likely get on stage the end of 2011 or wait until 2012. My goal right now is to get strong, then turn that strength into muscle, then turn that muscle into Pro Victories.

Good luck in the service, I always hear about the bodybuilding contests within the branches so make sure to look into that!

Fjock
07-29-2010, 02:42 PM
I am doing my first powerlifting meet in 9 days, then who knows. I don't plan to get on stage again until I am thicker than a frozen milkshake. Most likely get on stage the end of 2011 or wait until 2012. My goal right now is to get strong, then turn that strength into muscle, then turn that muscle into Pro Victories.

Good luck in the service, I always hear about the bodybuilding contests within the branches so make sure to look into that!

wow that's big dude, good luck in that meet. I also think powerlifting is great for adding mass so good stuff.

Yea I've heard a good amount about military bodybuilding shows as well so you know I'm looking forward to taking my NPC experience into a couple of those haha.

Fjock
07-30-2010, 08:41 AM
Friends,

Early this morning my father suffered from a heart attack. He survived and is in stable condition and I am currently with him in the hospital.

I regret to inform that the shows I have picked out this year are not nearly important enough to me to cost me any additional time away from my father during this very tough time. Especially with me leaving for the army so soon.

Thank you all for your support and I wish you all the best of luck with your 2010 bodybuilding goals.

_jim_
07-30-2010, 09:03 AM
Friends,

Early this morning my father suffered from a heart attack. He survived and is in stable condition and I am currently with him in the hospital.

I regret to inform that the shows I have picked out this year are not nearly important enough to me to cost me any additional time away from my father during this very tough time. Especially with me leaving for the army so soon.

Thank you all for your support and I wish you all the best of luck with your 2010 bodybuilding goals.

Your mind is in the right place. My prayers go out to your family.

Whomper107
07-30-2010, 09:13 AM
Friends,

Early this morning my father suffered from a heart attack. He survived and is in stable condition and I am currently with him in the hospital.

I regret to inform that the shows I have picked out this year are not nearly important enough to me to cost me any additional time away from my father during this very tough time. Especially with me leaving for the army so soon.

Thank you all for your support and I wish you all the best of luck with your 2010 bodybuilding goals.

Sorry to hear this, best of luck to you and your family during this difficult time

Blahzay128
07-30-2010, 11:42 AM
Friends,

Early this morning my father suffered from a heart attack. He survived and is in stable condition and I am currently with him in the hospital.

I regret to inform that the shows I have picked out this year are not nearly important enough to me to cost me any additional time away from my father during this very tough time. Especially with me leaving for the army so soon.

Thank you all for your support and I wish you all the best of luck with your 2010 bodybuilding goals.

Life throws us curve balls....so you have to take care of what is most important. I'm glad that your father is in stable condition. Prayers will be going out to him.

FemmeFatale28
07-31-2010, 06:47 AM
ammunition specialist. Ive done my best to find out from other service members on various forums how much training, eating time ill have etc. So far it's sounding pretty good although I'll be losing a good deal of mass no matter what. But that won't deter me from working my hardest in the gym :)

Hmm Im not really sure what that is but it almost sounds like an Armor. So now it just depends if you get attached to a support unit or an infantry unit. In a support unit the regular duty day is 9-5 with an half and a half lunch. PT usually between 6-7.

Infantry = not the one you want.

So hopefully you will go to a support unit so you can keep up with your hobby :) *I* am an "electronics technician" which is a support MOS ( females cant do anything but) and I am okay with that :D :D Good luck!

Oh yeah.. and you may lose some mass in BCT, Im sure you will because you cant really get enough calories unless you can eat really fast ( like its whatever you can shovel in, in 2-5 mins, one time at breakfast we got 30 seconds from the time the last person sat down ( sucked to be that guy) anyway. When you get to AIT, there will be gyms for you to use. So 10 weeks is all you have to worry about, and we did have weights in our barracks at basic, though Im sure not heavy enough for you :D


PS Just finished the thread.. Sorry about your father and Im glad he is stable. Nice check on your priorities.

Fjock
07-31-2010, 07:17 AM
Thank you all for the very kind words and thoughts you've expressed. They mean a ton to me.

And femme thanks for the heads up. No doubt ill be losing a good deal of mass and Ive come to accept that much. i had my recruiter telling me to take the risk and shove my pockets with food heh. Ima slow eater so I could be in big time trouble

MattyH7688
08-01-2010, 08:06 AM
Friends,

Early this morning my father suffered from a heart attack. He survived and is in stable condition and I am currently with him in the hospital.

I regret to inform that the shows I have picked out this year are not nearly important enough to me to cost me any additional time away from my father during this very tough time. Especially with me leaving for the army so soon.

Thank you all for your support and I wish you all the best of luck with your 2010 bodybuilding goals.

Ah man thats awful. I am glad to see his stable. I really do wish him and your family all the best. You guys will be in my prayers :).

Lifterforlife10
08-01-2010, 07:59 PM
Friends,

Early this morning my father suffered from a heart attack. He survived and is in stable condition and I am currently with him in the hospital.

I regret to inform that the shows I have picked out this year are not nearly important enough to me to cost me any additional time away from my father during this very tough time. Especially with me leaving for the army so soon.

Thank you all for your support and I wish you all the best of luck with your 2010 bodybuilding goals.

So sorry to hear this, I can only hope all continue to improve and go well. Keep us updated and stay positive

fltallpaul
08-02-2010, 07:03 AM
Sorry to hear about your father, hopefully things work out and he has many more years to spend with you.

As for competition, it will always be there. Who knows...you may find your groove in the military and become the next David Henry!

FemmeFatale28
08-02-2010, 09:53 AM
Thank you all for the very kind words and thoughts you've expressed. They mean a ton to me.

And femme thanks for the heads up. No doubt ill be losing a good deal of mass and Ive come to accept that much. i had my recruiter telling me to take the risk and shove my pockets with food heh. Ima slow eater so I could be in big time trouble

What I would do ( and everyone does) is take the peanut butter packets from the dining hall and put them in your camel back ( if they let you have one) if not you can slip them in your canteen ( the packets are plastic). Also you will have a PC cap, inside the PC cap is a pocket you can hide somethings in there. But dont get crazy and put a poptart or something in there because it changes the shape of your cap and drill sgt's arent stupid. The best things to smuggle are :

- nutri grain bars
- peanut butter
- poptarts
- granola bars
- fruit ( though this is kinda bulky)

and dont get caught.. its a *bi*ch* and everyone else will pay for it. lol

Thats about all I can think of. Oh.. also :D when you are in the field and you have MRE's save the seasoning packets because they will provide a hot breakfast in the field and its usually grits, eggs, waffles, fruit and at dinner you will get a hot dinner meat, veggie, bread, fruit. But nothing is seasoned. No salt nothing. So if you save the season packs with your MRE you will have seasoned food. Thats what I did. Also.. if you ever get stuck with the omelet MRE, its disgusting but nothing the hot sauce wont fix lol. where are you going to basic at?

Fjock
08-02-2010, 10:48 AM
Ah man thats awful. I am glad to see his stable. I really do wish him and your family all the best. You guys will be in my prayers :).


So sorry to hear this, I can only hope all continue to improve and go well. Keep us updated and stay positive


Sorry to hear about your father, hopefully things work out and he has many more years to spend with you.

As for competition, it will always be there. Who knows...you may find your groove in the military and become the next David Henry!

Thanks guys, I really appreciate it.

Fjock
08-02-2010, 10:51 AM
What I would do ( and everyone does) is take the peanut butter packets from the dining hall and put them in your camel back ( if they let you have one) if not you can slip them in your canteen ( the packets are plastic). Also you will have a PC cap, inside the PC cap is a pocket you can hide somethings in there. But dont get crazy and put a poptart or something in there because it changes the shape of your cap and drill sgt's arent stupid. The best things to smuggle are :

- nutri grain bars
- peanut butter
- poptarts
- granola bars
- fruit ( though this is kinda bulky)

and dont get caught.. its a *bi*ch* and everyone else will pay for it. lol

Thats about all I can think of. Oh.. also :D when you are in the field and you have MRE's save the seasoning packets because they will provide a hot breakfast in the field and its usually grits, eggs, waffles, fruit and at dinner you will get a hot dinner meat, veggie, bread, fruit. But nothing is seasoned. No salt nothing. So if you save the season packs with your MRE you will have seasoned food. Thats what I did. Also.. if you ever get stuck with the omelet MRE, its disgusting but nothing the hot sauce wont fix lol. where are you going to basic at?

Thanks for all the tips :D. I was told about taking the PB packets but you have gone into much greater detail so thank you lol.

I'll be attending Fort Benning btw. When i first found out it was going to be there I wasn't too happy because of the heat, but going into late sept and october, cooler weather wont be too too far away.

FemmeFatale28
08-02-2010, 11:02 AM
Thanks for all the tips :D. I was told about taking the PB packets but you have gone into much greater detail so thank you lol.

I'll be attending Fort Benning btw. When i first found out it was going to be there I wasn't too happy because of the heat, but going into late sept and october, cooler weather wont be too too far away.

No problem. Thats the perfect time to go to basic actually. Not too hot, not too cold. I went Feb - April and I thought I was going to die. It was so effin cold. I went to Ft Jackson SC, and I am from NC. Ft. Benning is a whole other animal though because its all males. I dont know what to tell you to expect there.

Fjock
08-02-2010, 01:05 PM
No problem. Thats the perfect time to go to basic actually. Not too hot, not too cold. I went Feb - April and I thought I was going to die. It was so effin cold. I went to Ft Jackson SC, and I am from NC. Ft. Benning is a whole other animal though because its all males. I dont know what to tell you to expect there.

bah... my recruiter conveniently left out the "all male" part lol. Ah well it's just BT. I know for a fact that my MOS is open to females so they'll likely at least be some during AIT.