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Old 09-27-2005, 02:42 PM   #1
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Well the damn summer is over right about now. And its starting to get real chilly outside, u'll notice it even more once ur ballsack tightens up - no homo.

So now that i'm finally set with my promotion as a manager at our vitamin store, and with my ****ing classes started already, i could focus more on the gym again. After 3-4 weeks of NON-consistency at the gym. It sux to not be consistent for 3-4 weeks because ur busy with work and classes. But, the feeling is even greater once u get back into it.

I'm gonna start upping my carbs to 50g's for each meal, keep protein 40g''s and my fats between 50-70g a day. I'll try to have between 5-7 meals a day.
And for my last meal of the day, that's when i dont have carbs at all. That's how i'm gonna approach with the increase in my cals. I'm not tryna get fat. I change my cals based on how my body feels and how my weight fluctuates. (water weight really doesnt matter). Even when i cut down for the summer time, i really didnt count my cals. And everything went pretty good i'd say, ya. The only things i kept a track on was protein, carbs and fats. I dont like to make shyt complicated. But anyway....

My diet wont change a wholelot, its gonna still be solid.

Carbs - brown rice, oatmeal, red kidneys, and potatoes

Protein - chicken breast, turkey, red meat, tuna (sometimes)

Fruits/veggies - pear, strawberries, apples, cucumbers, blueberries, sometimes a banana, grapes, broccoli

Fats - Fish oils, peanut butter, almonds

That's about it....

I gotta tell ya man, it feels good to bulk up and get off of ur strict dieting for 2-3 months to stay lean. And for once dont give a **** about the broads, and get the feeling of bein' a "big" man.


And i'll throw in cardio once a week, i'm gonna try gaining the weight real slow. I'll probably gain 10lbs for each month. So by januare i should be around 190lbs. And maintain the weight. Now depending on how i look, i might even go up to 200lbs.
I'm at 160lbs at 6% bf. My ideal weight class is around 175-180lbs at 5'10 1/2.

And i'm not gonna bulk up like i did previous winter, get up to 215lbs. Which was fun, but unwanted stretchmarks and unwanted FAT is not "cute" man.


Anyway, i gotta head on out to work, running late as usual.

peace
 
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Old 09-27-2005, 04:51 PM   #2
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I personaly don't see the big issue with staying lean year-round. I don't mean stay at 6% for 12 months, but keep yourself at least under 12 so that you can always take off your shirt

Not to mention that there realy isn't a point in taking in more than your body consumes. I mean, you can do your best to stay anabolic and keep your muscles fed with all they need, but if you overdo it you won't realy make your muscles grow faster, your body has limits, you'll just store the excess as fat.
 
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