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03-17-2012, 09:22 AM #31
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03-17-2012, 09:29 AM #32
Welcome to the challenge! Flipping tires is so awesome. Im going to need to figure out where I can do that too around here. Looks like your log is very informative. Have a great weekend!
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03-17-2012, 09:34 AM #33
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Thanks! I could always run. Its like working in my eyes. It hurts. Your calves your lungs your legs your everything hurts but you push through it. 10 mins of pain I always tell people lol. It's over in 10 mins or less I ran the marine corps pt for my fleet marine force pin and ran their 3 miles in 18:48.
Any more than 3 miles and I'm done !! Haha
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03-17-2012, 09:37 AM #34
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Thanks a lot!!! I'll be adding more and more daily. Ill be stopping by your log later on !! I got some catching up to do. Lol about the tire flip. You can use any tire. Stop by a local junk yard and grab an old tire. Put it in your back yard! It's a good workout and i have an entire workout dedicated to the tire alone!! I'll be posting it later!! Have a great weekend! If you ever have any questions let Me know!
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03-17-2012, 09:51 AM #35
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I guess you can say it does get in the way. Trying to run my 2miles with 246lbs on your frame is hard on the knees and lower back. Since I failed my last run I have been upping my cardio routine and since then trimmed down to 238lbs at the time to past my run. I am slimming down slowly as I want to try and maintain my muscle mass I already gain. So far it has been working. 230lbs is the ultimate goal.
Journey is done. See my final pics with Juggernaut HP!
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03-17-2012, 10:07 AM #36
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03-17-2012, 01:17 PM #37
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That's all t takes bro! Hard work and dedication like you already know. So this log you did prior to get in with infinite labs. How did that work? I'm looking bro!! Lol need that good sponsorship! Trying to do what I can. I just started my new company superman fit
Www.supermanfit.com. Is my website and will have available tons of supplements and workout programs from abs to TRX to no weights at all! And I'm looking for a supplement company to rep and maybe fly a banner on there.
Lookin into infinite labs!
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03-17-2012, 05:50 PM #38
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03-17-2012, 05:54 PM #39
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03-17-2012, 07:03 PM #40
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Superman Fit's 600 Workout!
Warm up: 5 Minute jog, 1 Minute 15lb Medicine ball slams, pull ups to failure, dips to failure
Each round has 3 supersets, one after another
Round 1:
Tricep V bar Pressdowns: 20 reps
Tricep Rope Pressdowns: 20 reps
Tricep Rope Overhead extensions: 20 reps
1 minute break
Round 2:
Rope Pullups/pulldowns: Failure/20 reps
Behind the neck Pulldowns: 20 reps
Football Hike: 20 reps
1 minute break
Round 3:
Incline machine Bench press: 20 reps
Flat machine bench press: 20 reps
Cable Flyes: 20 reps
1 minute break
Round 4:
Grip placement: This is where you start out wide grip and every 2 reps you move your hands inward. Once your hands are close grip, you move your hands outward back to your start position.
Barbell Military press Lightweight : Grip placement Outward-inward-outward
Upright Rows: Grip placement Outward-inward-outward
Barbell Military press Lightweight : Grip placement Outward-inward-outward
Upright Rows: Grip placement Outward-inward-outward
Round 5:
Tricep V bar Pressdowns: 20 reps
Tricep Rope Pressdowns: 20 reps
Tricep Rope Overhead extensions: 20 reps
1 minute break
Round 6:
Rope Pullups/pulldowns: Failure/20 reps
Behind the neck Pulldowns: 20 reps
Football Hike: 20 reps
1 minute break
Round 7:
Incline machine Bench press: 20 reps
Flat machine bench press: 20 reps
Cable Flyes: 20 reps
1 minute break
Round 8:
Grip placement: This is where you start out wide grip and every 2 reps you move your hands inward. Once your hands are close grip, you move your hands outward back to your start position.
Barbell Military press Lightweight : Grip placement Outward-inward-outward
Upright Rows: Grip placement Outward-inward-outward
Barbell Military press Lightweight : Grip placement Outward-inward-outward
Upright Rows: Grip placement Outward-inward-outward
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03-17-2012, 07:17 PM #41
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03-17-2012, 07:26 PM #42
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Superman Fit TRX Transformation program
************Going live March 24th, 2012!***********
Get it only at www.supermanfit.com
There are no excuses anymore....
no time, no problem!
no gym, no problem!
no babysitter?, no problem!
NO MORE EXCUSES, This gym, this program is 100% at home, on the road, this program is ANYWHERE!! 100% travel gym that goes where you go!!
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03-17-2012, 08:20 PM #43
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03-17-2012, 09:28 PM #44
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03-17-2012, 10:30 PM #45
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love that pic!! I got the same phrase copy and pasted onto one of my own pics... "GO HARD OR GO HOME"... kinda applies, even though my 2nd home is the gym.. so either way i'll be there, haha!
HIT THEM UP MAN!!! KEEP MOVING FORWARD....only way to move...Henry Pun ---->>> http://www.********.com/iamhyp
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{{{ Lift Like A Monster, Train Like A Freak }}}
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.....Keep Killing It
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03-18-2012, 06:13 AM #46
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03-18-2012, 07:07 AM #47
Wow. I am very impressed with this log; very detail and supportive for everyone to read.
You have great knowlegde on the elements that are critical to this sport. Although, I completely disagree with youer theory on cheat meals buts that's what so great about this industry. We all have our own theories and reasonsing which are exposed to everyone. This is a great tool that we all use to learn from each other.
Keep up the great log!
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03-18-2012, 08:10 AM #48
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03-18-2012, 08:15 AM #49
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03-18-2012, 08:20 AM #50
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Hey thanks a lot for the compliment on the log.
One of the greatest things about this sport and lifestyle is the differences.. What works for one person may not for the other and vice versa. Everyone has different practices and preach different things. With that being said....
What is your take on cheat meals? I would love to hear it. Every single time I talk with a fitness nut, bodybuilder, or anyone in the gym i love to soak up the knowledge. Would love to hear your take on cheat meals..... thanks!
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03-18-2012, 08:24 AM #51
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TIP OF THE DAY
This tip is important for those gym goers in the gym killing yourself for 2-3 hours a day. DON'T DO IT!
OVERTRAINING: What is it? over training is when you push your body to a certain point that it just cant go on and then you push even harder. BUT that's not the over training, that's called a good workout. Over training is when you get to that point, but then you keep going, then you come back later that day and do it again and again and again. In the gym for longer than 90 mins and your wasting your time. Your Over training your muscles and not giving them time to recover and grow. Your body needs rest in order to grow.
Your body and muscles grow when your NOT in the gym. Your muscles change(grow) with the food you eat, the stretching, the resting. Not in the gym. You break them down in the gym or outside yes, but they actually grow with the repair, the rest...the food!
Working out everyday for 2-3 hours a day for 2 weeks is overtraining, your body needs rest to grow. Remember that!
If your workout is 90 mins long, then what are you doing with the other 22.5 hours in the day???? RESTING, EATING, STRETCHING......Your body can not possibly grow more in a 90 min period than 22.5 hours of eating clean and resting. Your body needs it and if your not seeing the results you need, it doesn't mean work out MORE, it means do more quality workouts, less break times, and more intensity, and a CLEANER diet!
With a proper DIET, Intense Workout plan, and rest...... you cant fail!!
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03-18-2012, 08:27 AM #52
Oh sweet! Wish I can do that. The HOA is pretty anal about a lot of things though =( so you still do pt? At one point I was joining some training for marines from a nearby recruiting center. I was going to join the military. However I was disqualified for medical reasons. But since I showed up to training all the time, the recruiters keep inviting me to stop by. Eventually it became a motivational fest for new recruits about how a girl is stronger and faster than they are. Ahhh like I tell many of them that if they're persistent enough, all of these training becomes a cinch. I did help some of them get ready for the ASVAB though. ESP the math portion. So in a way I felt that I was doing my part in helping out my country.
I'm sure the training isn't as hardcore as what you're doing though =)"Just Do IT" - Nike
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03-18-2012, 09:02 AM #53
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What branch were you going to join?? Motivating the troops, and the guys who are about to join is definatetly helping! Really it is and I'm very glad you would train with them and stop by to help. The ASVAB is very hard and can determine someones entire career, based on that score alone qualifies you for certain jobs and if you don't do good on that test then you could wind up doing something you HATE for the next 20 years. So the fact that you helped them out for the test IMO is WAY more important than the physical portion So if they didn't say it i will, THANK you!
and the training the marines do is nowhere near what i do i based my training off of a bunch of different combinations. From SEAL training, to CROSSFIT Style timed training, to circuit, to bodybuilding, to gymnastics.... whatever i feel like. If its hard and i can't do it.....ILL keep doing it until i can!
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03-18-2012, 09:09 AM #54
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My itinerary for today...
0400: wake up: take Juggernaut fueling the fire already brewing inside me! UNLEASH THE JUGGERNAUT!
0415: Gym time!!!
0515: post workout meal!!
0630: run with my dogs
0715: Protein shake while washing the new ride!!!! gotta keep it clean its my baby
0900: chat with fellow JUGGZ! Update logs
Post Workout meal
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03-18-2012, 09:25 AM #55
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03-18-2012, 09:31 AM #56
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What are those supps by your food in the pic?? ...
.....& i was called "a beast", reading your logs and training...i'm not considering calling myself "a hamster" than 'a beast'..lol!
....I'm sure that'll change by my 83rd day .....Henry Pun ---->>> http://www.********.com/iamhyp
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{{{ Lift Like A Monster, Train Like A Freak }}}
>>> Aspire to Inspire <<<
.....Keep Killing It
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03-18-2012, 09:36 AM #57"Just Do IT" - Nike
"The biggest adventure you can take is is to live the life of your dreams" - Oprah Winfrey
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03-18-2012, 09:49 AM #58
Awww Thanks =) I was looking into SERE for the air force and the Marines. I scored really high on the ASVAB so I get to choose whatever I wanted. I was going to be a linguist since I have an aptitude for learning if i did go for the marines. When things fell through, I started opting for activities to keep myself to strive towards like competing for a marathon when I haven't ran more than a mile before, SCUBA Diving, or jumping off a side of a perfectly good airplane. I just hate to miss out on life or settle. As they say, if you're not moving forward, you're moving backwards. Who really wants to move backwards?!
That's really AWESOME!!! Can you do splits btw? I really want to learn but I don't know how to get started."Just Do IT" - Nike
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03-18-2012, 09:50 AM #59"Just Do IT" - Nike
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03-18-2012, 10:42 AM #60
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