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RE: Jonnywildboar - progress photo journal - - May 22 2004 12:03:18   
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Gav, you may well be wierd a freak even !! .....but arent we all ?!

I measure myself tensed and i aim for the same place, alot of peole are a bit unbalanced on the left/right side and i think it will 'even itself out over time.Around the waist i go for the smallest measurement i can find (as opposed to arount the belly button )

I would eat more protein if i could and i will try for more next week - I dont think it will do any harm to have 350 a day, thats a heck of a lot !

let us know how you get on
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RE: Jonnywildboar - progress photo journal - - May 22 2004 12:25:07   
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Will do m8 i can hardly wait now. I plan to start next Saturday (Still got a few things to read up on mainly form and diet wise. I'll also be starting a journal when i begin training.

If i gain half as much as u in my 1st 8 weeks i will be over the moon :D.

Cheers, Gav,

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RE: Jonnywildboar - progress photo journal - - May 23 2004 12:11:51   
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Jonny, was the weight stated below the weight you started with when you 1st started workin out 8 weeks ago? If not what was the weight and how many Reps were you doing at the weight? 5 sets of ??? reps.

bench press 5 sets 60kg
b/o rows 5 sets 50kg (high reps - will go heavier)
military press 5 sets 25kg
biscept curls 3 sets 25kg

Seems a bloody lot of weight to be lifting after 10 yrs off lol.

Tnx Gavin.

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RE: Jonnywildboar - progress photo journal - - May 23 2004 16:20:02   
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gav,
When I started 11 weeks ago now I had a very cr@p set of vinyl weights and was not lifting much atall and unable to do the bench press as the shed i was building to house the weights wasnt finished.
The weights i lift are the total of both sides of the bar - Bench Press :30kg each side = 60kg and so on .....
Since starting that posting I have been able to add 5 kg to my military press,10 to rows and 5 to curls.
My rep range is almost always around 12/10/8/6/6 , give or take a couple here or there.
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RE: Jonnywildboar - progress photo journal - - May 23 2004 16:37:41   
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made the squat rack today,cost me nothing !!! skanked the wood from my mum.
Weekends are the most difficult to stick to a good eating routine - not that i eat crud, its easier to forget.

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RE: Jonnywildboar - progress photo journal - - May 23 2004 17:36:07   
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Nice 1 man kin el jack of all trades huh! :].. 2 Days ago(ish) i went out (to argoos) and brought a set of weights (York Iron) with a barbell and dumbbells + a bench. Today i packed it all back up ready to take back tommorrow as its a pile o Sh@t. With the money instead im gonna join a gym next week. I got another question for ya m8, When i start should i only do what i am comfortable with or should i instantly be pushing myself to my limits? How do i find what weight is good for me?

Im only saying this because today i tried a few experiments with weights for different exersizes and man o man ... its almost sad. Like some exersizes would only comfortably be able to do 7 kg per arm (Incline Flys). I rekkon i'd only get 5 reps on dumbbell bench presses if i stuck to around 20 KG. Take into account at the moment my diet consists of chips, chinese, mcdonalds, chocolate, i hardly eat any greens or things that are good for me.

Gav.

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RE: Jonnywildboar - progress photo journal - - May 23 2004 18:11:53   
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Naw, dont push it to the max until you are comfy with the movements etc - ligaments n tendons need to be eased in, warm up etc etc, doesnt matter how much weight we lift - its ourselves we are in competition with so take it one step at a time.

reading thru this site tells me 1 thing - diet is very,very important, got to give the muscles all the nutrients thay need to grow.

For me the biggest thing is consistency - miss one session then mabie next time....aw, i'll give it a miss, then its a week ,next thig you need a comeback programme !!!

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Todays food:
500ml milk with weight gainer
apple
3 wholemeal toast with P/butter
tin tuna with pasta
whey protein + 500 ml milk
piece flapjack (homemade yumski)
200g chicken n rice + salad
whey protein + 500 ml milk
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RE: Jonnywildboar - progress photo journal - - May 23 2004 22:07:57   
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hey jwb nice squat rack,whats the ingredients for the flapjacks i may make some myself

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RE: Jonnywildboar - progress photo journal - - May 23 2004 22:26:04   
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thanks tyrob,even though its made of wood - its as sturdy as anything, should take plenty of weight with no problems.

Flapjack (standard - cheap !!)

100g butter
100g brown sugar
2 tablespoons golden syrup - mix all 3 in a pan with light heat
throw in 200 - 250g of porridge oats (needs a real good mixing to cover so it will stick together)
add raisins if you like them., put in a deep enough tray.
put in oven for about 10 mins gas mark 6 ish.
leave to cool then put in fridge.
The sugar /fat content looks bad on paper but the amount of porridge seems to offset this and ,for me it is a cheap snack that tastes top-notch.

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RE: Jonnywildboar - progress photo journal - - May 23 2004 22:29:12   
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Gonna try this routine as of tomorrow:

MONDAY

Bent Over barbell rows x 4
Shrugs x 4 (alternate with deadlifts)
chin ups x 4
barbell curls x 4

WEDNESDAY

Bench Press x 4
military press x 4
Incline D/b flyes x 4
C/g bench press x 4


FRIDAY

squats x 4
SLDL x 4
calf raise x 4
Hanging pikes x 4

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RE: Jonnywildboar - progress photo journal - - May 24 2004 8:46:01   
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Nice Rack! (lol - not often I'd say that to a guy!)

What sort of weight do you estimate it'll hold? Certainly looks easier to construct than a metal one (for a non-welder like meself)

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RE: Jonnywildboar - progress photo journal - - May 24 2004 19:06:55   
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Lol, thanks handsome !!
I could strengthen the brackets by adding another (they are heavy duty) and the angle is such that i think it could hold ,erm...well i was hanging off it with no trouble, mabie 50/60 kg a side,could be more ..... I will start using it this week and will be able to guage it better in use.

It was fairly straightforward to build,took about 3 hours.can send some pics if you need a closer look at any bits.

need to get hold of a couple of 20kg plates, I believe index have em for 15 quid each.

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RE: Jonnywildboar - progress photo journal - - May 24 2004 20:18:16   
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Jonny m8, a bit off topic but can i remove something i put on ebay for sale earlier today??? I put some Download Festival tickets on there and ive changed me mind again and i wanna go lol.

tnx gav.

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RE: Jonnywildboar - progress photo journal - - May 24 2004 22:06:10   
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I've emailed you gav me old mucka !
Tonites workout

deadlifts x 4 (60k) 14/12/12/12 first D/L for 8 years - need more weights
Chin ups x 4 (me!) 12/10/8/6
B/O barbell rows x 4 (60k) 14/12/10/9 -more weight,whilst keeping good form
barbell curl x 4 (30k) 12/10/9/8

upped protein by 30 gm by virtue of buying alitre of milk during the day.

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RE: Jonnywildboar - progress photo journal - - May 25 2004 8:34:31   
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Hi Jonny - some extra pics would be excellent bro if you don't mind - I was thinking about getting a Marcy Squat rack but if I can knock one up myself it might save a few much needed quids! Marcy one is rated at 150K (£90 inc. delivery)

I can recommend Index for 20K plates - 48 hour delivery

I wish I could manage 12 chin-ups - I'd better get some of the lard off to improve power to weight ratio lol!

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RE: Jonnywildboar - progress photo journal - - May 25 2004 17:31:22   
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good man, tnx.

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RE: Jonnywildboar - progress photo journal - - May 25 2004 20:43:52   
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It's gone all Bob the Builder on here - nice bit of carpentry, Jonny!

Are you going to be squatting without a spotter? If so, you ought to add a pair of stops somewhere lower down, in case you get stuck at the bottom of a back squat and have to ditch the weight.

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RE: Jonnywildboar - progress photo journal - - May 25 2004 20:57:40   
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Thanks dave, I have a spotter,but i may just cobble together some stops incase i fancy a go on me own...can we fix it ?

getting DMOS due to last nights workout,legs especially

Donny,below are some pics - let us know if you need anythin, I used 4 x 3m lengths of 3x2 - if you wanted to go even sturdier you could use 3x3 wood and just a few basic planks for the other bits.

< Message edited by jonnywildboar -- Oct. 5 2004 19:56:13 >

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RE: Jonnywildboar - progress photo journal - - May 25 2004 21:23:22   
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Chers Jonny - just the job! Looks like something to keep me busy if it's a wet bank holiday lol.

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RE: Jonnywildboar - progress photo journal - - May 26 2004 21:57:10   
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Tonites workout

Bench Press 60k 15/12/10/10 - add more weight
Military press 32.5k 11/9/7/7
Incline D/B press 15kg (each Db) 15/15/15/15 more weight
C/G bench press 30k 1818/18/18 more weight

As its the first time i have done a couple of these the weights were out a little, next week i will adjust the weight.

doing well eating over 160 per day protein, mabie close to 200.

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