I have had success, with several programs, but I am getting a little confused with my own research. I would really appreciate some honest feedback, on a personal basis. The big ads and magazines do give ideas, but they get paid for it. In the real world here, it would be nice to follow a proven program for myself, and not waste my time and money. Thanks to all in advance.
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02-17-2002, 08:57 PM #1
Any PROVEN fat loss, muscle gain programs?
"I believe that "good luck" comes at the intersection of opportunity and working your a** off!"
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02-18-2002, 05:17 PM #2
cycle your workouts...spend about 8 weeks bulking up, eating like crazy, then spend the next 8 weeks adding cardio and cutting back on calories.
i think your looking for a miracle and unfortunatly it doesnt exist. Cycling IS proven. Give it a try.No matter how hot a girl is, some guy somewhere is tired of putting up with her crap.
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02-18-2002, 06:17 PM #3
Thanks for that tip. I have read about that, and have been thinking about trying it now for 2 months and then cutting back and getting lean throughout the summer. and then bulk up on muscle over the winter.
thanks again."I believe that "good luck" comes at the intersection of opportunity and working your a** off!"
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02-19-2002, 04:48 AM #4
Re: Any PROVEN fat loss, muscle gain programs?
Originally posted by TheGreatJuan
I have had success, with several programs, but I am getting a little confused with my own research. I would really appreciate some honest feedback, on a personal basis. The big ads and magazines do give ideas, but they get paid for it. In the real world here, it would be nice to follow a proven program for myself, and not waste my time and money. Thanks to all in advance.
What works.....
PROPER DIET,
GOOD ROUTINE THAT CHANGES EVERY SAY 6-8 WEEKS,
CARDIO
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LAST BUT NOT LEAST DEDICATION & PATIENENCE.
Supps can help, but remember they are supplements not replacements.
Take the time to educate first, then continue to educate yourself, you will be amazed at what you don't know..
Good Luck
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02-19-2002, 06:43 AM #5
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02-19-2002, 01:04 PM #6
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Body for Life is an awesome program......but if u are not new to the iron game than i would suggest tweaking the weight training program to your needs.
There is an awesome artical on it on the homepage of this site! Give it a look! Its better than paying $30 for the book!Obsessed is just a word the lazy use to describe the dedicated.
The body cannot achieve what the mind cannot conceive.
Practice doesnt make perfect....perfect practice makes perfect
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01-20-2010, 02:58 AM #7
Can some one tell me what they think of this plz
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Feb & March Training Program
January 18, 2010 For this what i’ve done is split my gym program into 3 days and also 3 days of muay thai in between.
•Monday (Gym)
•Tuesday (Muay Thai)
•Wednesday (Gym)
•Thursday (Muay Thai)
•Friday (Gym)
•Saturday (Muay Thai)
•Sunday (Rest)
Day 1 -
Sets 3 , Reps 8
Seconds Between Sets 45-60
Seconds Between Exercise’s 90-120
Chest
Barbell Bench Press
Dumbell Incline Bench Press
Dumbell Incline Flys
Weighted Pushups + Dody weight
Triceps
Overhead Bar Press(skull crushers)
Cable Tricep Push Down
Day 2 -
Sets 3 , Reps 8
Seconds Between Sets 45-60
Seconds Between Exercise’s 90-120
Back
Lat Pull Down
Cable Seated Close Grip Rows
Single Arm Bent Over Rows
Barbrll Bent Over Rows
Biceps
Seated Dumbell Bicep Curls
Zbar Preacher Curl
Day 3 -
Sets 3 , Reps 8
Seconds Between Sets 45-60
Seconds Between Exercise’s 90-120
Shoulders
Bar Upright Rows
Seated Dumbell Shoulder Press
Shrugs
Reverse Flys
Legs
Dumbell Lunge
45 degree Leg Press
I’ll be doing this program for 2 months, then will build a new program changing the exercises, reps, sets, rest time constantly trying to shock my body. Would love some feedback on how i can improve my programs. Also mybody type is a meso, ecto.
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