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New here - 14 November 2009 21:55 ( #1 )
Hi guys,
 
Just a introduction; Im 19 been training since january. Taking time back to august 2008 before this time i was a very competative rollerblader and in augest i rupturd my utherithal tube (the gooch) skating. I was told if i continue rollerbladin it would be a huge risk of doing this again and next time it will be perminant damage.
 
So from Augest 2008 to the begining of december 2008 i had a huge recovery where I was unable to walk to well i couldnt do any form of cardio i gained fat i was around 10.5 stone no fat at all and went up to 11 stone in fat, felt soo unfit considering i used to do alot of cardio and it was my main goals to keep trim for skating.
 
In January I met an old freind at the gym I was working at and he had become abit overweight (wont go into details its personal) we started to work out together and we'd hit the weights as he knew alot more about weights than me and we got a nice lil 4 day routine going in the week. We still train together and push eachother and are now best mates which is awsome.
 
This year in augest i had a big set back i was getting problems with me down below from the injury last year, so i had to have surgery and I was out of weights for 3 weeks and had to start off lifting light but all seems fine I lost a couple of pounds of muscle because me eating wasnt exactly on the spot because it was difficult to do everything for myself but its all great now.
 
I was just looking for some more extra info on training iv read alot of good articles on this website and been using a few other forums.
 
January 2009 stats:
Height: 6 foot
Weight: 11 stone 18% BF ish
 
Lifts:
Bench: 42kg 1RM
Deadlifts: 72Kg 1RM
Squats: 62Kg 1RM
 
Augest 2009 stats:
Height: 6 foot
Weight: 12st 9lbs 14% BF ish
 
Lifts:
Bench: 102kg 1RM
Deadlifts: 140Kg 2RM
Squats: 112Kg 4RM
 
Current Split:
Monday: Chest/Tri
Tuesday: Back/Bi and abs
Thursday: Legs and uphill fast walking
Friday: Shoulders/ arms
 
Current Diet:
8:00am-9:00am get up: Protein shakey, bran flakes or shredded wheat 1 boiled egg (got bored of oats big time)
9:30am: apple
10am gym
10:40: PW protein shakey, creatine
11:00 am: mini chicken sandwidge

12:00pm: depends what my dad cooks, (chicken, rice with gravy) (lean mince an pasta) (Cod an chips not take away) (scampi, rice an chips) normally one of these monday-friday, at weekend its a fry up sat and roast sunday.

2pm start work
4:30: break: Tuna sandwidge, 2 boiled eggs, handfull of cassew nuts
8:30: break: chicken sandwidge, 2 boiled eggs, kit kat

10:30 get home: protein shake. scrambled egg
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Re:New here - 14 November 2009 21:56 ( #2 )
Bit long sorry but wanted all the info in there :) The pic in my avatar is just before my surgery in right at begining of august was 12st 3lbs i think there
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Re:New here - 14 November 2009 22:17 ( #3 )
Hi and welcome to MT

Diet is medicore, but you need to make sure the lunch is a good quality meal.  Leave the fry up.  make sure your bread is granary bread and you need to add a lot mroe fruit and veg

Your training split looks fine - just make sure you're training hard
James Collier
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Re:New here - 14 November 2009 22:22 ( #4 )
ok cool thanks, yee me bread is normally brown. I have the fry up on saturday as a cheat? thought that would be ok.

Training is 100% intense normally feel it for a day or 2 somtimes 3 on legs
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Re:New here - 15 November 2009 10:45 ( #5 )
Brown bread is not good enough - Granary is the one with bits in:
http://www.mealplansite...supplements.aspx#granary

One fry up treat a week is fine mate - enjoy it

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Re:New here - 15 November 2009 16:23 ( #6 )
ok cools taken on board, cheers for advice

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