Ok, I get 8-10 hours of sleep every night, but I am always tired throughout the entire day, other than right when I wake up. I workout 3 days a week, Mon. Wed. Fri. and sometimes twice a day if we lift in PE, but if we do lift in PE I do different exercises for different muscles, I don't over train or anything. I have no idea why I am always so tired, but it pisses me off. I posted my diet for you all to look at, and I would love to have some feedback as to why I am always tired.
6:00AM-breakfast
-4 whole eggs
-1cup kashi go lean crunch cereal w/ 1/2 cup milk
-1cup coffee
-orange
-multivitamin
7:00AM-workout
8:10AM-end of workout
1 scoop whey protein (2 if I only workout once that day)
11:30AM-lunch
Homemade shake
-1 tbsp natural peanut butter
-1/2cup 2% reduced fat milk
-1cup lowfat 2%milkfat cottage cheese
-1 raw banana
-1scoop whey protein
-1cup quaker oats
12:20-workout
1:30PM-end of workout
-1scoop whey protein (taken at 8:10 if I dont lift in PE)
3:30PM
-broccoli + ranch dressing (or/and) sardines
-1scoop whey protein
5:00PM
-salad or something small
6:30PM-7:00PM
-mom's dinner
-something like lasagna, alfraydo, bratwurst, fish sticks, ribs, pork, chicken, steak, etc.
8:00PM-9:30PM
-1cup cottage cheese + a little applesauce for flavor
Workout Schedule
Morning
-Deadlift 3x5
-Squat 3x5
-Flat Bench 3x5
-Incline Bench 3x5
-Decline Bench 3x5
-Power Cleans 3x6
*then if there is time left I usually do barbell curls (3x5)
Afternoon (usually only 2 of my 3 workout days a week)
-Top Lat Pulls 3x8
-Bottom Lat Pulls 3x6
-Chest Flies 3x8
-Forearm Curls 3x5
-Upright Rows 3x5
The reason I workout twice a day sometimes, is because in the morning the gym isn't open enough long enough for me to do the things I do in the afternoon plus the things I do in the morning. However, once school is out I will be doing my morning routine and afternoon routine together.
Btw, I drink a ton of water throughout the day as well.
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Thread: Tired all the time
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05-12-2007, 11:20 AM #1
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Tired all the time
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05-12-2007, 11:37 AM #12
For me I have 95gcarbs after workout LOL
6pm Post-work out
710calories 59gprotein 10gfat 95gcarbs
2 scoop on whey 240cals 2gfat 6gcarbs 48gprotein
1 large banana 120calories 1gprotein 30gcarbs
1 large apple 110calories 29gcarbs 1gprotein
1/2 cup oats calories 150 protein5 27carbs
1 tbsp natural pb 90cals 8gfat 3gcarbs 4gprotein
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05-12-2007, 11:40 AM #13
If you have to use a protein bar because of school I'd get one of those meal replacement bars.
Met-Rx has a big 100 gram bar or something. I'm sure there's other brands. Get one of them with like 50 grams of carbs and 30 grams of protein.
I don't think 15 grams of carbs after a workout is enough, no."These are the times in our lives that we can die and still survive"
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05-12-2007, 11:42 AM #14
Definitely looks a low on complex carbs to me, you need them throughout the day especially with your strength-range workouts. Brown rice, oats, and beans of any kind are my staples.
You should look into cardio as well- both HIIT and steady state. My energy went through the roof once Track season started, the difference in the morning is amazing.IG: @toadkillerdog
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05-12-2007, 12:47 PM #16
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http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/medi...p?newsid=25691
alot of people have this problem. the article above is pretty good though.*OTHS 1000 lb. club member*
"Strength is the product of struggle and pain"
"We must train from the inside out. Using our strengths to attack and nullify any weaknesses. It's not about denying a weakness may exist, but about denying its right to persist."
-currently bulking-
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05-12-2007, 12:48 PM #17
puberty, youre still growing. thats why. seriously...its puberty. you sleep alot more and are more tired..
Hey, because it's you!
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05-12-2007, 01:18 PM #18
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05-12-2007, 01:33 PM #20
You may have a thyroid condition, please consult your physician. The following information is what I have learned and is linked to what I have researched using google. You may have a low functioning thyroids glands. The thyroid is located in your neck and releases the thyroid hormone, hormone which is responsible for energy,fat loss, and the immune system. Your doctor may perscribe you some thyroid hormone increasers which you should take in the morning. For you this could be a good thing as a thyroid hormone increase is considered a weight loss supplement. I don't know depends on your goals. Hope this helps and sorry for the lengthy post.
Edit: http://www.bodybuilding.com/store/goalthyroid.html
Examples of what the effects may be of the medicine you get perscribed.Haven't worked out in...9 months, **** vacation
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05-12-2007, 01:38 PM #21
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05-12-2007, 01:47 PM #22
Sounds like my dad (haha, pun... not...). He'd go to sleep at 9ish, wake up at 6 and take an hour long nap around 6 and still be dead all day. Turned out he had an EXTREME case of sleep apnea (check the Wiki article). When he went to the sleep clinic, they told him he stopped breathing about 70 times an hour.
He has to wear a breathing mask while he sleeps, but he's the exception. Sounds to me like something worth going to the doc for.IG: @toadkillerdog
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05-12-2007, 06:59 PM #27
Man does have a point. Overtraining is working your muscles out with enough intensity that they can't fully recover between workouts.
You're squatting, deadlifting, power cleaning, and doing all 3 bench variations in one workout 3 times a week. There's a good chance that your core in general + shoulders are overtrained. Look at Rippetoe's for an example of training intensity. You might want to look into a split program.IG: @toadkillerdog
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05-13-2007, 08:22 PM #28
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05-13-2007, 08:22 PM #29
well i know nothing about how you should set the balls up. i just think if he has the right equipment (enough holder things), he should set them all up however he wants so he can just do 10 or so kicks within a minute or two.
u mean stagger them distance-wise? that's a good idea too. maybe do a couple from 40, then do most of em from 45 to show consistency, maybe 2 from 50 and 1 from 55 if you can. i dunno.
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05-13-2007, 08:27 PM #30
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