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    « on: September 22, 2010, 01:51:14 PM »

    Hello all, i've finally got round to making a progress thread and it's gonna be a really long post so I apologise beforehand.

    About Me
    I've been lifting weights for about 2-3 years now (albeit, not with any set programme up until 5 weeks ago (23/08/2010)). I designed my current programme based loosely around Scooby's intermediate workout programme. In fact, it did start off as exactly Scooby's programme, but I tweeked it around and revised it a bit throughout the first few weeks to make it more suitable for me, and it eventually developed into the programme that I follow now.

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    Workout Programme
    I'll start by explaining my weekly workout programme:


    Monday
    CHEST
    3 sets of Dumbbell Flys (8-12 reps)
    3 sets of Dumbbell Press (8-12 reps)
    3 sets of Thumbs-Up Dumbbell Flys (8-12 reps)
    3 sets of Bench Press (8-12 reps)
    3 sets of Dumbbell Press From The Hips (8-12 reps)
    3 sets of Ultra-Wide Pushups (As many reps as possible)
    3 sets of Pushups (As many reps as possible)
    (60 seconds between sets)

    TRICEPS
    3 sets of French Press (8-12 reps)
    3 sets of Dumbbell Kick Backs (8-12 reps)
    3 sets of Close-Grip Bench Press (8-12 reps)
    3 sets of Tricep Pushdowns (8-12 reps)
    3 sets of Standing Dumbbell Tricep Extensions (8-12 reps)
    (60 seconds between sets)

    ABS
    4 sets of Crunches (As many as reps possible)
    (60 seconds between sets)

    CARDIO
    20 minutes: Jog, Brisk Walk or Bike

    Tuesday
    CARDIO
    30 minutes: Jog, Brisk Walk or Bike

    Wednesday
    BACK
    3 sets of Wide-Grip Overhand Pull Downs (8-12 reps)
    3 sets of Dumbbell Rows (8-12 reps)
    3 sets of Straight-Arm Pull Downs (8-12 reps)
    3 sets of Bent-Arm Barbell Pullover (8-12 reps)
    3 sets of Close-Grip Overhand Front Pull Downs (8-12 reps)
    3 sets of Wide-Grip Pullups (As many reps as possible)
    (60 seconds between sets)

    BICEPS
    3 sets of Dumbbell Hammer Curls (8-12 reps)
    3 sets of Barbell Curls (21 reps half, half, full)
    3 sets of Overhand Barbell Curls (8-12 reps)
    3 sets of Dumbbell Curls (8-12 reps)
    3 sets of Negative Rep Concentration Curls (8-12 reps)
    3 sets of Concentration Curls (8-12 reps)
    3 sets of Underhand Close-Grip Pull Downs (8-12 reps)
    3 sets of Underhand Grip Pullups (8-12 reps)
    (60 seconds between sets)

    ABS
    4 sets of Crunches (As many as reps possible)
    (60 seconds between sets)

    CARDIO
    20 minutes: Jog, Brisk Walk or Bike


    Thursday
    CARDIO
    30 minutes: Jog, Brisk Walk or Bike

    Friday
    SHOULDERS
    3 sets of Alternate Dumbbell Shoulder Press (8-12 reps)
    3 sets of Dumbbell Side Raises (8-12 reps)
    3 sets of Dumbbell Front Raises (8-12 reps)
    3 sets of Dumbbell Reverse Flys (8-12 reps)
    3 sets of Military Press (8-12 reps)
    3 sets of Rocky Press (8-12 reps)
    3 sets of Front Plate Raises (8-12 reps)
    (60 seconds between sets)

    LEGS
    3 sets of Lunges (8-12 reps) – All
    3 sets of Barbell Squats (8-12 reps) – All
    3 sets of Leg Extensions (8-12 reps) – Quads
    3 sets of Hamstring Stretches (20 second reps) – Hams
    3 sets of Rocking Standing Calf raises (8-12 reps) – Calves
    3 sets of Seated Calf Raises (8-12 reps) – Calves
    3 sets of Standing Dumbbell Calf Raises (8-12 reps) - Calves
    (even though there are a lot of leg exercises listed here, I do not do most of them, they are there purely for my brother as I have taken all this info from the sheet I have printed and stuck on the garage wall. The only leg exercises I do are Leg Extensions for my quads and Hamstring stretches. The reason for this is because i have a back condition that makes it dangerous for me to do anything like squats or lunges and because my calves are already at my goal size (see below)

    ABS
    4 sets of Crunches (As many as reps possible)
    (60 seconds between sets)

    CARDIO
    20 minutes: Jog, Brisk Walk or Bike

    Saturday
    Core Strengthening
    Left Plank (hold as long as possible)
    Right Plank (hold as long as possible)
    Front Plank (hold as long as possible)
    1 Set of Crunches (as many as possible)
    Kneeling Superman's (hold as long as possible)
    Knee to Chest Stretch (hold for 20-30 seconds per leg)
    Repeat all above in a cycle 4 times.

    CARDIO
    20 minutes: Jog, Brisk Walk or Bike

    Sunday
    CARDIO
    30 minutes: Jog, Brisk Walk or Bike

    **NOTE** On the weights days (Monday, Wednesday and Fridays, I don't do all the exercises listed. I pick 3 or 4 each day from the list and do them, then the next week I try to pick different ones to the week before).
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    Goals
    My short-term goals are to lose fat and gain muscle. I want to lose the surface fat I have so I can see the tonality of the muscles and then I want to build on this. But with my diet and routine I should be losing fat whilst gaining muscle at the same time (im definitely losing fat, but I need to make sure I am gaining muscle by measuring my body fat and calculating my Total Body Mass, but I have only done this once so far, so I don't have much data for comparison purposes yet).

    My long-term goal is to reach my ideal grecian proportions which are all based on ratios from a wrist measurement and are as follows (along with my current measurements):

    Wrist
    Grecian: 18cm
    Current: 18cm

    Chest
    Grecian: 117cm
    Current: 95cm

    Forearm
    Grecian: 34cm
    Current: 28cm

    Waist
    Grecian: 82cm
    Current: 80cm

    Thigh
    Grecian: 62cm
    Current: 58cm

    Hip
    Grecian: 99cm
    Current: 90cm

    Calf
    Grecian: 40cm
    Current: 40.5cm

    Biceps
    Grecian: 42cm
    Current: 30.5cm

    Neck
    Grecian: 43cm
    Current: 36.5cm

    So from this, you can see that I need to work on every muscle apart from my calves, which are oversized by half a centimeter. The reason I have such big calves is from years of riding bikes (i've done everything from trials riding to attempting flatland bmx, through to trying dirt bmx and street bmx riding). My calves are by far the most powerful muscle in my body and therefore you will see over my progression that I am purposely not doing any building exercises on my calves because they need to stay the size they are currently at.
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    Body Weight
    All of the following measurements are from a starting date of 11/09/2010, which is the first day that I got my gf to properly measure me (Note that I have been doing this programme from 23/08/2010, but I only started recording measurements on 11/09/2010. I used to weigh 183 pounds before starting the programme)

    Starting weightWeight on 22/09/10
    169 pounds168.7 pounds


    Starting waist sizeWaist size on 22/09/10
    31.5 inches31.3 inches


    Starting Lean Body MassCurrent Lean Body Mass
    146.37 pounds147.015 pounds

    Meaning that in just under 2 weeks I have gained roughly 0.645 pounds of muscle mass. I've just calculated this per moth and its around 1.29 pounds a month if I carry on at that rate, which equates to 15.48 pounds of muscle a year (which is about the average as far as im aware)


    Starting Body Fat%Current Body Fat%
    13.3%12.85%

    I know this percentage will be meaningless as far as the actual % goes, because i've not used calipers and i've used a calculation. There are about 100 different calculations that give different percentages. But what is important from that, is that ive used the same calculation and i've lost some % which means that I am losing body fat, I just don't know the actual % of body fat I have.
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    Exercise Weight and Reps

    Dumbbell Flys: 8kg - 9kg
    Dumbbell Press: 10kg - 12kg
    Thumbs-Up Dumbbell Flys: 9kg
    Bench Press: 15kg
    Dumbbell Press From The Hips: 15kg

    French Press: 5kg - 6.25kg
    Dumbbell Kickbacks - 6kg
    Close-Grip Bench Press - 15kg
    Tricep Pushdowns (Multigym) - 2nd Slot
    Standing Dumbbell Tricep Extension - 15kg

    Wide Grip Overhand Pull-Downs (Multigym): 4th Slot - 5th Slot
    Dumbbell Rows: 11kg
    Straight Arm Pull-Downs (Multigym): 2nd Slot
    Laying Bent Arm Pull-Over:
    Close-Grip Overhand Pull-Downs (Multigym):

    Hammer Curls: 7.5kg - 12kg - 13kg
    Barbell Curls (overall weight): 10kg - 15kg
    Overhand Barbell Curls (overall weight): 10kg
    Dumbbell Curls: 11kg
    Negative Rep Concentration Curls: 14kg - 14.5kg
    Concentration Curls:
    Underhand Close Grip Pull-Downs (Multigym):
    Underhand Grip Pullups:

    Alternate Dumbbell Shoulder Press: 10kg - 12.1kg
    Dumbbell Side Raise: 8kg
    Dumbbell Front Raise: 8kg - 10.5kg
    Dumbbell Reverse Flys: 3.5kg
    Military Press:
    Rocky Press:
    Front Plate Raises:

    Leg Extensions (Multigym): 2nd Slot
    Hamstring Stretches: Not Applicable


    And I think thats about it for now, my gf will be taking some pictures of me within the next few days, both flexed and unflexed so ill post them as soon as they're taken. Has anyone got any poses they think are best for showing overall development?

    Comments and suggestions are welcommed, sorry for the huuuuuge post.

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    « Reply #1 on: September 22, 2010, 02:24:19 PM »

    Killerworkouts!! Cheesy.
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    « Reply #2 on: September 22, 2010, 05:28:57 PM »

    that was my basic routine...chest tri, back bi, shoulder legs...abs and cardio everyday after lifting...but after those 3 days of weights, one day of just abs and cardio, like you, then 3 days weight training....so 6 weight training days and 1 cardio day
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    « Reply #3 on: September 22, 2010, 05:57:05 PM »

    Yeah Funt_Kace, i've thought about doing something similar. But right now I need to get rid of this surface fat from my chest and abs so I can see whats going on beneath, thats why i'm fitting in 20 minutes of cardio on my weight days and 20-40 on my non weight days. From your profile picture, you don't need to lose any fat at all, so your routine will be working really well, I expect. As soon as i've gotten rid of this fat I will switch my routine so it involves a little less cardio, 'cause its really hard work doing cardio every day of the week. Not only that but I never seem to spend time with my gf anymore because of it, which is never a good thing to let happen, but she understands why i'm doing it.

    Thanks Funt,
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    « Reply #4 on: September 22, 2010, 06:07:17 PM »

    when i get back to the gym, i plan to do cardio everyday too

    my goal is to be between 5-10% bodyfat

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    « Reply #5 on: September 22, 2010, 06:36:00 PM »

    Just as a further update to my progress diary, i'm going to post 1 weeks worth of my workout with the weights i've used on each exercise, each day. So there will be 7 posts like this one, just so people can have an idea of the type of thing i've been doing. After the week is over, I wont post anything related to my routine or the weights im lifting for at least a month, so that you can get some idea of my progression.
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    Monday 27th September - Today's Workout:

    Chest
    4 Sets Palms-Up Flys
    Weight: 9kg

    Set 1Set 2Set 3Set 4
    12 Reps12 Reps10 Reps9 Reps


    4 Sets Bench Press
    Weight: 30kg Overall first set, increased to 35kg Overall for remaining sets

    Set 1Set 2Set 3Set 4
    16 Reps12 Reps10 Reps9 Reps


    3 Sets Ultra-Wide Pushups
    Weight: Bodyweight

    Set 1Set 2Set 3
    14 Reps12 Reps8 Reps


    3 Sets Thumbs-Up Flys
    Weight: 9kg

    Set 1Set 2Set 3
    12 Reps10 Reps9 Reps

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    Triceps
    4 Sets French Press
    Weight: 12.5kg

    Set 1Set 2Set 3Set 4
    12 Reps12 Reps12 Reps12 Reps


    4 Sets Tricep Push-Downs (Multigym)
    Weight: 2nd Slot (need to measure the weights on the multigym as it doesn't say)

    Set 1Set 2Set 3Set 4
    14 Reps12 Reps12 Reps14 Reps


    3 Sets Standing Tricep Plate Extensions
    Weight: 20kg

    Set 1Set 2Set 3
    12 Reps12 Reps7 Reps

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    Abs
    4 Sets Crunches
    Weight: Bodyweight

    Set 1Set 2Set 3Set 4
    25 Reps20 Reps20 Reps20 Reps

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    Cardio
    16 Minutes Line Jog
    Resistance: Gravity
    Total Distance: N/A
    Total Calories: N/A
    Average Speed: N/A
    Heart Rate Immediately After Stopping: 152bpm
    Sweat Rate: Not Too Bad


    Food following workout:
    1 Protein Shake with 250ml Low Fat Milk and 250ml Water: 25.2g Protein, 100 Calories
    1 Banana: 105calories
    Porridge Oats w/ 180ml Low Fat Milk: 11.6g Protein, 212 Calories


    Thats my Monday workout for this week. Tomorrow will be pure cardio, but I will detail what I chose to do and the data for it tomorrow.

    Thanks,
    Scott.



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    « Reply #6 on: September 23, 2010, 12:29:10 PM »

    Tuesday 28th September - Today's Workout:

    Cardio
    20 Minutes Jog
    Resistance: Gravity
    Total Distance: N/A
    Total Calories: N/A
    Average Speed: N/A
    Heart Rate Immediately After Stopping: 160bpm
    Sweat Rate: Don't ever run with a jumper on... put it that way.

    Food following workout:
    2 Tortilla Wraps with 2 Quorn Fillets, 2 handfulls of Lettuce, 1 Tomato, 100g Cucumber, 75g Red Pepper and 3 tablespoons of Cream Cheese: 598 calories, 23.1g protein.
    Protein Shake with 250ml low fat (<0.7% fat) Milk: 187.5 calories, 28g protein.


    And thats my Tuesday Workout - Pure Cardio. Tomorrow will be Back, Biceps, Abs and Cardio, but I will detail all the data for that tomorrow.

    Thanks for reading,
    Scott.

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    « Reply #7 on: September 29, 2010, 02:14:00 PM »

    Wednesday 29th September - Today's Workout:

    Biceps
    4 Sets Dumbbell Curls
    Weight: 12.5kg

    Set 1Set 2Set 3Set 4
    14 Reps10 Reps9 Reps7 Reps


    4 Sets Barbell Curls (21's)
    Weight: 13kg

    Set 1Set 2Set 3Set 4
    7-7-7 Reps7-7-7 Reps7-7-7 Reps7-7-7 Reps


    4 Sets Barbell Overhand Curl
    Weight: 10kg

    Set 1Set 2Set 3Set 4
    12 Reps14 Reps12 Reps12 Reps


    4 Sets Underhand Close-Grip Pull Downs (Multigym)
    Weight: 6th Slot

    Set 1Set 2Set 3Set 4
    16 Reps16 Reps12 Reps12 Reps

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    Back
    4 Sets Wide Grip Overhand Pull Downs (Multigym)
    Weight: 5th Slot

    Set 1Set 2Set 3Set 4
    10.5 Reps10.5 Reps10.5 Reps10.5 Reps


    4 Sets Straight Arm Overhand Push Downs (Multigym)
    Weight: 3rd Slot for first set then down to 2nd Slot for following sets

    Set 1Set 2Set 3Set 4
    7 Reps20 Reps16 Reps20 Reps

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    Abs
    4 Sets Crunches
    Weight: Bodyweight

    Set 1Set 2Set 3Set 4
    30 Reps25 Reps25 Reps25 Reps

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    Cardio
    10 Minutes Jog
    Resistance: Gravity
    Total Distance: N/A
    Total Calories: N/A
    Average Speed: N/A
    Heart Rate Immediately After Stopping: 156bpm
    Sweat Rate: Not Too Bad


    Food following workout:
    Protein Shake with 250ml low fat (<0.7% fat) Milk: 187.5 calories, 28g protein.
    Banana: 1 Banana: 105 calories
    2 Tortilla Wraps with 2 Quorn Fillets, 2 handfulls of Lettuce, 1 Tomato, 100g Cucumber, 75g Red Pepper and 3 tablespoons of Cream Cheese: 598 calories, 23.1g protein.


    And thats my Wednesday workout for this week. I got out jogging and then after 10 minutes id had enough today, I ran out of steam and felt pretty sick from lack of energy, but some days do go like that, you've just got to deal with it and not think about it too much.


    Thanks again for reading,
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    « Reply #8 on: September 29, 2010, 02:19:46 PM »

    Just a bit about my mood...

    The workout generally was a good one, apart from the cardio. But I feel pretty deflated and run down this evening, and this happens sometimes and to anyone reading this thinking theyre going through the same and wondering what they can do about it, I think the answer is nothing. You just have to let it pass and pick yourself back up again tomorrow and get on with things.

    The reality of it is that everyone is going to feel down every now and then, and anyone who says they dont have down days is plain and simply a liar, unless theyre on prozac or something... which in this day and age is probably pretty common haha.


    Anyway, thats how I feel today. Thought I would post about it for any beginners reading and wondering "how do all these people not have down days like me"... just to show that we do have down days, but most people don't mention them.


    Thanks for reading again,
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    « Reply #9 on: September 29, 2010, 02:27:51 PM »

    ah right unlucky scott, im on a complete high day myself so if you want a can lend you some of my high so you feel better Smiley
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    « Reply #10 on: September 29, 2010, 02:31:22 PM »

    haha cheers Fin.

    These days happen after workouts for me sometimes, just got to deal with it.


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    « Reply #11 on: September 29, 2010, 02:46:51 PM »

    Hey, I'm from close by to you! Remember you saying your from castleford! Small world!

    Looking through your routine I'd definitly say your doing too much, your doing basically every exercise possible for each muscle. Have you had a read of the wolfs guide?

    You seem like a very smart guy, but from the things iv learnt, this routine needs chopping in half Smiley

    why are you doing flys before presses? Compounds > isolations. Your doing more sets for your bicep than you are your back. Think about the size differences, does it seem logical to have 24 sets for biceps...?

    Not criticizing by the way Scott!

    My bad! I just read that you choose 3-4 exercises lol. I'd still say though to choose a routine and stick with it Smiley
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    « Reply #12 on: October 01, 2010, 02:35:26 PM »

    Hey Dannyc, yeah I remember you, definitely small world, and your same age as me by the looks, born in 1990?

    I think I might be doing too much too, but the problem is when i'm actually out there doing it... it doesn't feel like im doing enough. I don't get DOMS often which makes me think that the workout wasn't very productive, and I get really p*@#~d off with myself for it. But at the same time I don't feel like I can increase the weight im lifting anymore without injuring myself. And another thing is the weight i'm lifting isn't increasing very fast. Maybe 0.6-1kg every 4-5 weeks or something and sometimes not at all in that amount of time... is that normal or too slow increase?.

    When you say Wolf's guide, do you mean http://www.askscooby.com/excellent-postings/the_wolf%27s-guide-on-how-to-create-your-own-workout-routine-8172/ ?

    And its ok Danny, I need the criticism to tell me what it is that i'm doing wrong. I've never stuck to a routine like this before until around 6-7weeks ago when I started. I always just did 3 weeks on... long time off... 3 weeks on again for the past 2-3 years. So no real programme.

    I thought you were meant to do isolation before compound? because then when you've worn yourself out with the isolation, you can move onto compound and this helps you get the reps out because more muscles are being used? or is this wrong? :S.

    The reason I don't do as much on my back is because I don't have much equipment for back... I've got a multigym that I do pulldowns and straight arm push downs on, thats it... I have a pullup bar for the door but its not wide enough for lat exercises really. The only other back exercise I can think of is bent arm pullovers with the barbell. I have to be careful about doing lower back exercises because of the condition I have. Can you suggest any other back exercises?


    Thanks,
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    « Reply #13 on: October 01, 2010, 02:53:14 PM »

    Yesterday I had a day off to spend some time with my gf, that and my back flared up and was killing me.
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    Friday 1st October - Today's Workout:

    Shoulders
    4 Sets Dumbbell Press
    Weight: 12kg

    Set 1Set 2Set 3Set 4
    14 Reps14 Reps10 Reps11 Reps


    4 Sets Dumbbell Front Raise
    Weight: 10kg

    Set 1Set 2Set 3Set 4
    10 Reps11 Reps11 Reps10 Reps


    4 Sets Dumbbell Side Raise
    Weight: 7kg

    Set 1Set 2Set 3Set 4
    7 Reps10 Reps14 Reps13 Reps


    4 Sets Military Press
    Weight: 16kg

    Set 1Set 2Set 3Set 4
    12 Reps12 Reps14 Reps11 Reps

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    Quads
    4 Sets Leg Extensions (Multigym)
    Weight: 3rd Slot

    Set 1Set 2Set 3Set 4
    14 Reps16 Reps16 Reps20 Reps

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    Abs
    2 Sets Crunches, 2 Sets Hanging Leg Raise
    Weight: Bodyweight

    Set 1 CrunchesSet 2 CrunchesSet 3 Leg RaiseSet 4 Leg Raise
    25 Reps20 Reps20 Reps25 Reps

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    Cardio
    12 Minutes Jog
    Resistance: Gravity
    Total Distance: 1.8 Miles (2.9Km)
    Total Calories: N/A
    Average Speed: 9Mph (14.5Kmh)
    Heart Rate Immediately After Stopping: 160bpm
    Sweat Rate: Alright

    10 Minutes Stationary Cycle
    Resistance: 3rd Setting
    Total Distance: 3.66 Miles (5.9Km)
    Total Calories: 136
    Average Speed: 21.12Mph-23.6Mph (34-38Kmh)
    Heart Rate Immediately After Stopping: 168bpm
    Sweat Rate: Alright


    Food following workout:
    1.5 Servings Protein Shake with 300ml low fat Milk: 205 calories, 39.3g Protein.
    1 Banana: 105 calories.


    And thats my Friday workout, tomorrow is core strengthening and cardio.


    Thanks,
    Scott.



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    « Reply #14 on: October 01, 2010, 03:06:04 PM »

    So the last 2 days i've been pretty bad and eaten a few bits of crap.

    On Thursday night I got a big bottle of Pepsi and had a pint of it, along with a Snickers Duo and half a pack of tesco double chocolate chip cookies over the course of about 3 hours. So that was bad. Then today I had 2 pints of Pepsi within about 4 hours of eat other and I bought some chicken and bacon filled fresh pasta from the supermarket and I had a pack of that with some mascarpone sauce on top, which was also pretty bad, and tasted pretty crap if im honest.

    Not only that... but it made me feel incredibly sick for the rest of the night. And I got to a point during my workout when I thought I was going to throw it all back up. And thats just made me realise how bad junk food makes you feel when you haven't eaten it for such a long time.

    The only reason I got any of it was because I had cravings. However, I think im slowly giving myself aversion therapy to junk food, because every time I have any of it, it makes me feel so sick. And as well as making me feel sick, it makes me feel guilty and annoyed that i'm working so hard to just go and eat some crap like that. Its just going to be the odd bad / junk food item every now and again from now on.

    Anyway... all in all the last 2 days have been bad as far as my food intake goes, and I just thought I would share it with you to show you the up's and down's that im going through from time to time. I don't read a lot of peoples progress diaries, so I don't know if other people mention their down days and things, but i'm trying to give people a detailed idea of what its like for an average person like me.


    Thanks,
    Scott.
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