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04-09-09, 09:36 AM #31
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04-09-09, 09:40 AM #32
Height: 5'10
Current Weight:165 lbs
Objective: trying to get back down to 155 and tone myself. Then start building muscle.
Time: Before September
Current Diet: Lean meats, fish.
Diet Supplements: Ripped Fuel Extreme
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04-09-09, 10:01 AM #33
Even last night, I was puking before p.t. I pushed myself to go. We only did the IST, but I still got my 95 crunches, 5 pullups, and I really had to push myself to finish the 1 1/2 mile. I puked for 5 minutes after that and then we had a relay race and did an abdominal workout, then we built a house. It sucked, but I feel better knowing I pushed hard and I'm getting results. The mentallity is there, results will soon follow.
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04-09-09, 03:38 PM #34
Haha its an official concert tee too lol
Good luck on losing the 80lbs. Its is hard, at times. Temptation is always a B****! but the more you hold out the better off you will be. I weighed in this morning at 237! so it is possible.
My work out regiment i not as tough as it should be. I dont do too much weight lifting, i need to make weight first.
I work out 5 days a week at the gym. I live in San Diego, so usually the navy base gym( thks SSgt Inzunza) for getting us in. I stay at the gym and do cardio for about an 30 minutes at a non stop run uping the speed every 5 minutes. then a 10-15 minutes of speed walking. usually do about 3.5 = miles a day. Then sit in the sauna for 20 min, and do it again, but slower and out on the track.
Eating wise, i eat oatmeal (not instant) for breakfast, OR a bowl of special K. Eat the suggested serving size on the package. about 150-200 calories. for lunch it is a frozen lean meal from vons. each one is about ~300 +/- calories. Dinner is a chicken breast with veggies, or a salad ( no dressing or croutons - they bad for you and add to many calories)
Its funny i actually enjoy running now, for the most part. The more you run the easier it is. You will lose that 80lbs quick. I lose about 20lbs a month on average. If you get in a plateau, keep on going dont stop, if anything add more calories, so you body will get out of "conserve mode".
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04-13-09, 08:07 PM #35
Sup guys,ive came up with a workout
I call it Chase,its basically you and a partner playing tag.The first person runs and the "chaser" counts to 3 and sprints for them,The sets are 4,but if you get caught,it adds a sprint,you each take turns sprinting and chasing.A good and fun workout to get the blood pumpin and heart going.
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04-13-09, 08:21 PM #36
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04-13-09, 08:22 PM #37
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04-13-09, 08:28 PM #38
it's called a "body builder"
the Marines have what's called an 8-count body builder
one side straddle hop (thats two counts one up one down), bend over (one), kick your feet out (one) do a push up (two, one down, one up), kick your feet back under (one), stand up(one).
you can do 16 count body builders which requires you to do 3 side straddle hops and 3 push ups.... basically modify it how you see fit... but they are called body builders.
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04-13-09, 08:33 PM #39
do planks.... or stay in the "rest" position... planks require you to rest on your elbows... you can do side planks also... other ideas are from the plank to reach our with one hand to "change the channel" as if you are turning the nob on the tv... and then do the same with the other hand... but have about 10 sec. inbetween arm raises... after you do 10sec left hand change 10 sec right hand change... that's one rep. get to ten reps and see where you are on push ups after that.
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04-13-09, 08:38 PM #40
I feel as if I'm spamming the crap out of this thread, but I haven't read it before and many of you need some guidance.
this enboldened text is GREAT, GREAT information... I am going to say Ranger03 is the guy you need to PM for your health/nutrition needs.
if he has questions he can PM me, I have a few other Marines who can assist.
eventually you will burn more calories than you take in, and you body will burn muscle and conserve fat... so taking more calories is NOT a bad idea... without getting into math and nutrition, there is a specific caloric intake for every person... you can't take the same portions another poolee is taking to lose weight... you need to find your groove, and sometimes it changes on you.
stay flexible, stay motivated and most of all stay active!!!
semper good luck
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04-13-09, 08:42 PM #41
I'm looking to lose fat and gain muscle mass. Ideally, 25lbs less would be nice. My workout routine is M-W-F 0500 cardio 2-4 miles then after 2000 I do upper body weights. T-R-Sat. 0500 is cardio 2-4 miles and then lower body weights at night. Lunch is a tuna sandwich with a yogurt and I drink nothing but water. I have a few small snacks as well to ensure my calorie intake isn't to low.
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04-13-09, 08:47 PM #42
that's lots of cardio... consider cutting some of it, and increasing your anabolic weight lifting time.
good job on the diet.
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04-13-09, 08:51 PM #43
Thank you for your input Staff Sergeant. In your opinion, would I benefit more from halving my cardio workout? The weight routine's are between 1hr and 2hr depending on how busy the gym is. Sometimes it's hard to keep the blood pumping due to the lack of availability of equipment.
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04-13-09, 08:53 PM #44
I'd say, you should cut the cardio in increments of one day at a time for two weeks, then another day... until you get to about 3 - 4 days of cardio... as for the gym... if you can't use equipment do push-ups, leg lifts, crunches, the plank... there are so many that you don't need equipment for... and all of them will benefit your body until equipment opens up...
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04-13-09, 08:58 PM #45
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