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Leify
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« on: July 18, 2010, 04:28:09 PM »

Let me start off by saying a little about myself. I'm 27 years old and work in the mines in QLD, 10 days on 4 days off doing 12hrs a day. Im about 85kg, with a fair decent amount of fat i dont want... My goals include being stronger, bigger and leaner, as most people... I would like to weigh about 90-95kg but reduce my body fat quite considerably! i just getting back into training due to a knee reconstruction, which put me out of the game for about a year.

Anyways this is what i thought i would be training like 4-5 days a week,

Chest & Tri's
Legs & Abs
Back & Bi's
Shoulders & Traps & Abs
Repeat any lagging areas... e.g. chest etc.

Cardio:

HIIT, Twice every 7 days, and 2 cardio activities on my days off... tennis etc.

Diet:

5:30
Porridge (single uncle tobys serve)
1 scoop of tri release protein

8:30
1 scoop of WPI

12:00
Green salad
2 eggs
turkey or chicken

3:00
1 scoop of WPI

6:00 Dinner:
Vege's
steak/chicken/fish
 
6:30 Pre:
Bcaa's + Glut
Pre workout Extreme

During:
Bcaa's + Glut

8:00 Post:
Evolve Anabolic Injection:
30g protein
50 carbs
bcaa's
creatine

10:00 Bed
1 scoop calcium casinate

Any help would be greatly appreciated!


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« Reply #1 on: July 18, 2010, 05:44:41 PM »

Hey mate, that's a really decent plan you've put together. I've only got a few minor comments to make.

-The first one is an important one: You can forget about putting on 10kg while reducing your body fat unless this is a 10 year plan. I'd aim to lean up a bit while keeping your weight from dropping too much (ie gaining muscle). Trust me, getting your body fat down will make you look like you've gained 10kg of muscle when you've really lost 5kg.

- I wouldn't bother training abs twice a week. I don't train them at all until I'm lean enough to start seeing them. This might give you room to add a few more exercises to your legs or whatever.

- I'd replace your scoop of Tri Release in the morning with some eggs. Maybe 3 whole eggs and a couple of whites, or whatever you're comfortable with. It's a little more effort than a shake but totally worth it.

- You could possibly add some carbs to your lunch if you want.

- I'd perhaps replace one of your mid afternoon/morning shakes with a 185g can of tuna if you have time to eat it at work. Maybe a couple of rice cakes too.

What are you mixing your shakes with? Milk or water?

Can you elaborate on your training a bit? What exercises are you doing?

You've got a really solid base to work from here mate. Smiley
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« Reply #2 on: July 30, 2010, 10:47:17 PM »

Yeh all my shakes are with water.

My routine you consists of the following:

Chest:
Inlcine Bench - 4 sets / 8 Reps
Flat Bench - 4 sets / 8 Reps
Dumbell Flyes - 4 sets / 10-12 Reps
Pec Deck - 4 sets / 10-12 Reps

Tri’s:
Skull crusher - 4 sets / 8 Reps
Machine Dip - 4 sets / 8 Reps
Tricep rope or straight bar - 4 sets / 10-12 Reps


Back:
Wide Pull downs - 4 sets / 8 Reps
Low Rows - 4 sets / 10-12 Reps
B/Over Rows - 4 sets / 8 Reps

Bi’s:
Machine Ez Curl - 4 sets / 8 Reps
Barbell Curl - 4 sets / 8 Reps
Hammer rope Curl - 4 sets / 10-12 Reps

Shoulders:
Shoulder Press - 4 sets / 8 Reps
Side Lat Raises - 4 sets / 8 Reps (4 Drop sets with lighter weights)
Shrugs - 4 sets / 8 Reps
Reverse Pec Deck - 4 sets / 10-12 Reps

Abs:
Double Crunch - 4 sets / 15 Reps
Hanging leg raises - 4 sets / 15 Reps
Ball work - 4 sets / 15 Reps

Legs:
Squats - 4 sets / 8 Reps
Leg Curl - 4 sets / 10-12 Reps
Hamstring Curl - 4 sets / 10-12 Reps

This is usually what i do with some change now and then...
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« Reply #3 on: August 02, 2010, 12:08:45 PM »

That's a good looking routine mate. Not much I would change there other than maybe adding some deadlifts to your back day if your knee can handle them.

When I'm trying to lean up I tend to go more towards 3 sets of 10 to 15 reps with 30 seconds rest between sets. You wont be able to lift as heavy but it will really get your heart racing and give your metabolism a kick. I believe the key to burning fat is intensity. Even if you go into the gym and move huge weights around you're not going to get any leaner if you rest for 3 minutes between sets. I mean, have you ever seen a lean powerlifter?
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« Reply #4 on: August 03, 2010, 10:35:24 AM »

powerlifter's arent lean for a reason, but yes there are some lean powerlifters!! Sorry had to chime in there!  Grin
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