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    « on: January 11, 2010, 11:26:00 AM »

    I made one a long time ago but I kinda forgot about it, tried to open it up again but I couldn't find it. That's why it has the boring name of "HawMc's Log (2)" Cheesy

    So anyway about myself I'm from Wales, Uk. 15 years old, nearly 16 and I'm something like 5"4 in height maybe a teeny bit more/less. I just weighed my self, an embarrasing 7stone (98lbs) Embarrassed   As you can see this was my main reason for starting to weight lift, I'm already destined to be light with my small height genes but my ectomorph type body and old eating habits didn't help at all Sad Been stuck at 7stone since the summer as well so I'm just waiting for the day of my weight spurt Grin

    I saw scoob's vids a looong time ago maybe more than a year ago and I used to do pressups and situps every day, something like 300 reps for sit ups. Then I got a coupla dumbbells and used to do a lot of reps + bad form so I didn't improve really (except for my traps?!).

    Anyway at the start of the summer I joined a gym and did mostly machines and all that crap so I went on the internet for routines and found scooby's vids again. I really liked his site and I went on these forums just to ask for a good routine, here I am Smiley

    I took pictures in mid summer ish time and some about a month ago ( I'll try and put a back one in sometime)
    Old- http://scoobysworkshop.com/simplemachinesforum/profile_pictures/1935_1250542898.JPG

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    And i got some others on my profile if you wanna see ( btw the improvement isn't that great, I think the lighting in the old pic is pretty bad Cheesy )

    I've finished on doing a split routine and now I've started with Wolf's 3 a week full body routine, changed it just a little...

    WORKOUT A
       squat - 2-4 warmup sets, then 3x10
       incline BB bench press - 3x10
       (weighted) pullups - 3x5-8
       military press - 3x10
       cable pushdowns - 3x10
       standing/seated calf raises - 4x15
      
    WORKOUT B
       deadlift - 2-4 warmup sets, then 3x6
       bent-over BB rows - 3x10
       (weighted) dips - 3x5-8
       Shrugs - 3x10
       DB curls - 3x10
       reverse fly - 4x10

    So yesterday I did Workout A for the first time ( I'm doing Sunday, Tuesday, Friday. I have footie on a saturday and wednesday. Thai boxing on a wednesday as well and circuit training on a thursday ) and I got crazy DOMS in my legs (worst I've ever experienced) since I haven't worked out in a while (especially my legs). It went:

    WORKOUT A WEEK 1 WORKOUT 1
       squat - 1 warmup (bar) set 3 (20kg on bar and 25kg on bar x2) 10 10 10
       incline BB bench press - 3x (27.5kg) 10 10 8
       (weighted) pullups - (4kg) 8 5 7 (second set was wide)
       military press - 3x (22.5kg x2/20) 10 10 10
       cable pushdowns - 3x (30/35/40kg) 10 10 10
       Seated calf raises - 4x15 (61, with the seat close so its harder)

    I found it a good workout. I might try and bring in some cardio in later months but not yet.
    So there ya go, feel free to comment and if you notice I'm not updating just post it here so it reminds me, thanks  Wink

    I also want to improve my posture, I'll keep trying, hopefully it'll come with time.

    EDIT: Nutrition has been my let down point, I am eating healthier than before but not a great deal better. If anyone from the Uk can tell me what kinda tasty stuff you get at the shops, I'd appreciate it Smiley
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    « Reply #1 on: January 12, 2010, 11:59:33 AM »

    Couldn't get to the gym today  Sad I might not have gone anyway because I can still hardly walk, hopefully my legs will get used to getting worked out better and recover quicker after the next workout Smiley
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    « Reply #2 on: January 12, 2010, 12:04:37 PM »

    EDIT: Nutrition has been my let down point, I am eating healthier than before but not a great deal better. If anyone from the Uk can tell me what kinda tasty stuff you get at the shops, I'd appreciate it Smiley

    LOW FAT COTTAGE CHEESE!! Grin
    Its awesome for cottage cheese, just 1/5 of a small tub is 5g of protein! Smiley
    Honey Ready Brek is nice for breakfast aswell as it being 100% oats Smiley
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    « Reply #3 on: January 12, 2010, 12:09:01 PM »

    EDIT: Nutrition has been my let down point, I am eating healthier than before but not a great deal better. If anyone from the Uk can tell me what kinda tasty stuff you get at the shops, I'd appreciate it Smiley

    LOW FAT COTTAGE CHEESE!! Grin
    Its awesome for cottage cheese, just 1/5 of a small tub is 5g of protein! Smiley
    Honey Ready Brek is nice for breakfast aswell as it being 100% oats Smiley

    Ok thanks for the suggestions  Cool I'll buy em next time I go shopping with my family, what do you do with the cottage cheese though? Also that paragraph was mostly aimed at you  Grin And nice number of posts  Shocked
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    « Reply #4 on: January 12, 2010, 12:11:48 PM »

    EDIT: Nutrition has been my let down point, I am eating healthier than before but not a great deal better. If anyone from the Uk can tell me what kinda tasty stuff you get at the shops, I'd appreciate it Smiley

    LOW FAT COTTAGE CHEESE!! Grin
    Its awesome for cottage cheese, just 1/5 of a small tub is 5g of protein! Smiley
    Honey Ready Brek is nice for breakfast aswell as it being 100% oats Smiley

    Ok thanks for the suggestions  Cool I'll buy em next time I go shopping with my family, what do you do with the cottage cheese though? Also that paragraph was mostly aimed at you  Grin And nice number of posts  Shocked
    Thanks, ive just been surfing the forums ALOT and been trying to get as much info as possible, absorbing like a SPONGE Grin
    For cottage cheese, you can eat it on its own in a small bowl, on some crackers, in a sandwich, anything really, I love it Grin
    Also, cottage cheese with pineapple is nice but you can only get the small tubs of it Sad
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    « Reply #5 on: January 12, 2010, 12:34:23 PM »

    Aw man, you can do so much with cottage cheese. The limit is the imagination. Make it into a sandwich, with something else like tuna or meat also works. Eat it with crackers, eat it with nothing else. Really, try anything you can think of, it will probably work Wink
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    « Reply #6 on: January 12, 2010, 12:43:10 PM »

    Alright thanks guys, I'll tell you what its like when I buy it Grin I'll most probably have it on its own as a snack, hopefully its filling Smiley
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    « Reply #7 on: January 12, 2010, 12:44:27 PM »

    Alright thanks guys, I'll tell you what its like when I buy it Grin I'll most probably have it on its own as a snack, hopefully its filling Smiley
    It is mate, its lush aswell Smiley
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    « Reply #8 on: January 12, 2010, 12:46:31 PM »

    Well, filling, yes it is. For me, it's probably the most filling food around. But without anything else it tastes... Empty... Eh, can't find a word for it in english Tongue
    But yeah, try it by itself, then start mixing it up Wink
    Uhmm... Sausage and cottage cheese...
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    « Reply #9 on: January 12, 2010, 03:27:53 PM »

    Ok I'll definetly get the low fat cottage then, thanks. And for breakfast I was thinking of buying shredded wheat >>> http://www.cerealpartners.co.uk/brands/shredded-wheat-whole.aspx Seem good?
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    « Reply #10 on: January 12, 2010, 03:42:38 PM »

    My take on breakfast cereals: buy whichever tastes better for you. I've tried different brands of high% wheat, and what not, and I hated all of them. I always went back to the good old cheerios, or chocapic. The difference isn't that great, either way. Unless you can get kashi cereals, or something of the like. 26g protein per 100g  Cry I wish...
    Anyway, with the type of cereals I eat + half a liter of milk, I still get over 16g of protein. And carbs are much more important than protein for breakfast, as according to my low, and possibly wrong knowledge, says that while sleeping, we burn our sugar thingies. And we mainly run on carbs, so a good filling in the morning is the best. You can compensate later on, for the short protein of this meal.
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    « Reply #11 on: January 12, 2010, 03:50:37 PM »

    Yeah thanks for the input, I like them anyway so I think its a decent option for breakfast. High carbs and and alright amount of protein. Wish Kashi was made in Britain  Sad
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    « Reply #12 on: January 13, 2010, 05:58:44 AM »

    Getting my cottage cheese ina bit  Grin But I STILL have leg DOMS, not as bad as yday at least I can walk now but it's still pretty painfull. It shows how I use to neglect legs. Won't workout today because I still have slight DOMS and I'm revising for a science Gcse for tomorrow Sad Wish me luck lol.
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    « Reply #13 on: January 13, 2010, 10:54:24 AM »

    Getting my cottage cheese ina bit  Grin But I STILL have leg DOMS, not as bad as yday at least I can walk now but it's still pretty painfull. It shows how I use to neglect legs. Won't workout today because I still have slight DOMS and I'm revising for a science Gcse for tomorrow Sad Wish me luck lol.

    Good luck with that, Ive also got an exam tomorrow on Physical chemistry, and ive done a whole hour of revision for it  Shocked so im not looking forward to it lol
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    « Reply #14 on: January 13, 2010, 10:58:27 AM »

    good luck to you both, i have geography standard grade (GCSE in England)  tomorrow! Ah! ive done like nothing for it cause ive been on this! Tongue . ah well, muscle building is more important than geography
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    4. Basically just get built and put on pounds of muscle
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