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Weight Loss or Weight Gain Thread "2012"



Good Job Yo! I'm one giant turd from losing some more I can feel it! No really I can, I haven't shat in like 2 days!
 
Vegetables, coffee, situps. You're going to die. :th_burger:

7 days since I last worked out and I'm losing my mind. Need this shoulder to heal pronto. Car's in better shape for it, but I feel like crap.
 


I lost a little over 100 lbs last year, was 300, now 194. Just a matter of maintaining now. Need to build some muscle so I look more toned.
 
It's an everyday thing for me. Even though I have lost it all, I have to control what I'm eating. I allow myself junk food all the time, just less of it. I saw your pics and you are doing awesome. I know you can do it!
 
im sick of losing weight just to lose weight. hense why i am switching gears and focusing on strength training now.
 


a side note for muscle gains: muscle confusion. you cant say one particular workout is better than another. it's not as beneficial do the same thing all the time. switch it up
 
Went to GNC today to get more supliments. Gal gave me a crap ton of samples and free stuff. I even got a gym bag. Alot of the free crap i'll never use like the Kim Kardashian Quik Trim pftt i want nothing to do with anything she endorses.
 
blakgtp said:
a side note for muscle gains: muscle confusion. you cant say one particular workout is better than another. it's not as beneficial do the same thing all the time. switch it up
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Muscles do not get confused. Muscles will adapt to a work load, but not the motion or sequence. Overload the muscle, rest it for recuperation, and repeat. Muscle confusion myth is a misconception based on the concept of 'pump' in body development. The pump is a temporary phenomenon wherein the person gets a feeling that the muscles have expanded right after the workout. The feeling of a pump is basically a misunderstanding of the sensation which is triggered due to the accumulation of lactic acid and myofibril contraction, which leads to the constriction of blood flow. This in turn triggers a rush of blood into the capillaries of the working muscles making them appear as if they have expanded.

But that doesn't mean I wouldn't welcome suggestions for exercises that build more sheer muscle mass than overhead squats and pullups.
 


jumped back into insanity again. i had to make new holes in my belt for smaller size.

what do you guys suggest for bulking up? the whole insanity deal is 95% cardio and core.
 
SlowNA06 said:
Muscles do not get confused. Muscles will adapt to a work load, but not the motion or sequence. Overload the muscle, rest it for recuperation, and repeat. Muscle confusion myth is a misconception based on the concept of 'pump' in body development. The pump is a temporary phenomenon wherein the person gets a feeling that the muscles have expanded right after the workout. The feeling of a pump is basically a misunderstanding of the sensation which is triggered due to the accumulation of lactic acid and myofibril contraction, which leads to the constriction of blood flow. This in turn triggers a rush of blood into the capillaries of the working muscles making them appear as if they have expanded.

But that doesn't mean I wouldn't welcome suggestions for exercises that build more sheer muscle mass than overhead squats and pullups.
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yes. its nothing more than a marketing gimmick

also ive read far too many threads on bodybuilding.com regarding dead lifts and back injury. i think im going to leave dead lifts behind and just do pull ups for compound back exercise
 
Fox said:
yes. its nothing more than a marketing gimmick

also ive read far too many threads on bodybuilding.com regarding dead lifts and back injury. i think im going to leave dead lifts behind and just do pull ups for compound back exercise
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muscles obviously do not get confused, they don't have they own brains. the term simply means that in order to receive the best results you need to switch up your routine. doing the same exercises all the time will lead to a plateau.
 
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