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rollingstock wrote:Habit7 wrote:Yeah I was fully subscribed to squatuniversity even before the injury. But I am getting a lot of help now from lowbackability as well.
Steel in my right leg and gunshot injury to my left arm.
I can't lift heavy anymore. So I go for more sets and higher reps. Presently on a measly 65lbs bench press.
Can do much heavier weights with dead lifts etc but I can't trust my arms to hold heavy weights if it's gonna fall on my chest if it fails.
hindian wrote:Guys, I want to jump on the fitness train as a 43 year old male 6’1” but I dunno how to start. Currently at 270 lbs. I want to set a realistic goal for myself to lose some weight but not sure how. I’m naturally muscular but married life and stress eating messed me up bad lol. I used to be 210lbs and I was most comfortable with myself at that weight. Any advice on how and where to start?
Habit7 wrote:Use My FitnessPal app to count your calories. Then use a calorie calculator to understand how much calories you need to cut based on your height and weight. This is your primary way to lose weight, your diet.
WRT to exercise, Stronglifts 5x5 app is a great app for beginners. 5 of the fundamental compound exercises that you will need for the rest of your exercise live. Start with low weight and progressively overload and you are good to go.
Joshie23 wrote:Habit7 wrote:Use My FitnessPal app to count your calories. Then use a calorie calculator to understand how much calories you need to cut based on your height and weight. This is your primary way to lose weight, your diet.
WRT to exercise, Stronglifts 5x5 app is a great app for beginners. 5 of the fundamental compound exercises that you will need for the rest of your exercise live. Start with low weight and progressively overload and you are good to go.
Good advice here.
On another note, why are Trinis so averse to Tyson chicken? A lot of times, when a restaurant is advertising on Facebook, the first comment (and several others below) is 'Daiz Tyson/foreign chicken or wah?'
I bought the case of their leg quarters in Pricesmart a couple times as well as the local boneless/skinless thighs (also Pricesmart), but thinking about switching up to whole chickens instead because the the leg quarters have a lot of fat which doesn't help much which my fat loss journey and prices on the case as well as the boneless thighs have gone up to a point where it's ridiculous.
The only thing with whole chickens is tracking macros for meal prep with different chicken cuts but that's relatively minor...how do you all manage your protein?
You do not need that much of protein... maybe abit more in a deficit but aminos are the building blocks. What does muscle comprise off? water. carbohydrate...hydrate. glycogen. get where im going? dont sweat the minute. if u wanna gain, be in a surplus, if u wanna lose, deficit. these magazines pedalled by arnold and weider sold junk volume training with lack of intensity as if the magic supps weren't enough.Joshie23 wrote:rollingstock wrote:Joshie23 wrote:rollingstock wrote:Going to start back soon. Going for weight loss first. Through intermittent fasting and calorie counting. Lost about 20lbs so far. Down to a 32 inch waist.
Not expecting any major muscle gain at my age.
Good job bro!!...keep it up. 20 lbs is no easy feat!
Technically, you can lose fat and build muscle at the same time (body recomposition), but the absolute best programme is...the one you can follow. Once you're comfortable (relatively, because we know the sacrifices designed to make/keep us healthy, aren't necessarily going to be comfortable/cushy), you'll be more inclined to be consistent.
Not sure of your age, but after 30, T-levels start to drop...but, it's still possible to get yoked, I guess, with proper nutrition, training and sleep.
Mid 40's
And with my job eating properly is hard. And sleep is difficult with the work hours and shift work.
I can understand the sleep for sure, especially with shifts. For meals though..meal prep is the way to go.
I was asking 2NRs how they meal prep and get their protein in though...because trying to feed a family of 5 while hitting 190-200g protein daily is an expensive endeavour.INHUMAN wrote:on a side note. since most of us meatheads are age able folks now, did anyone look into TRT? Any info on insurance coverage, cost and clinics that offer such?
What do your levels look like?? I know some say TRT is technically 'natty' so I'm not hitting from that angle, but have you tried to improve diet, sleep quality, etc. before hitting it?
rollingstock wrote:MG Man wrote:rollingstock wrote:5'7" tall
Present weight
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Arms at a measly 15" for now.
Just that bit of belly fat that is being a pain to get rid off.
nice
I was as low as 185 in 2019, down from 220
Since covid, I've been stuck around 195, because diet gone to sht. I was on strict meat and veg but since lockdown, I back to eating junk, soft drinks etc. Really been struggling with the sugar cravings. It's worse than when I quit eating junk in 2019
Still pumping 5 days a week plus riding / hiking most sundays, so so part of he extra weight is a bit of muscle mass, but mostly belly
Hardest thing for me was cutting off coca cola.
If I do have to drink something sweet I'll drink a cran water.
I realise now though that after cutting off sweets, sweet stuff tastes much sweeter than before.
hindian wrote:Nice. Thanks for the replies fellas. I neglected to mention that I have a left torn bicep muscle I got from a previous job. How will that affect any weight training I may have to do? I was told to consult a doctor for him/ her to advise.
The U.S. obesity rate is about 40 percent, according to a 2021-2023 survey of about 6,000 people. Nearly 1 in 10 of those surveyed reported severe obesity, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention found. Women were nearly twice as likely as men to report severe obesity.
pugboy wrote:no problem now
ozempic avail locally $5k a jook monthly
not sure if it is mrna based
DMan7 wrote:It have some people who don't look visually fat and is obese eh. So doh feel you ain't have it if you looking thin.
nervewrecker wrote:Any gyms have a pool you can use?
Preferably one open 24/7
nervewrecker wrote:Or anywhere with a pool self you can acquire membership to use on a regular basis
Doh make joke.alfa wrote:nervewrecker wrote:Or anywhere with a pool self you can acquire membership to use on a regular basis
PAP club is reopened to the public. There is a pool there
nervewrecker wrote:Doh make joke.alfa wrote:nervewrecker wrote:Or anywhere with a pool self you can acquire membership to use on a regular basis
PAP club is reopened to the public. There is a pool there
Anyone can go?
Usual usual like before?matix wrote:nervewrecker wrote:Doh make joke.alfa wrote:nervewrecker wrote:Or anywhere with a pool self you can acquire membership to use on a regular basis
PAP club is reopened to the public. There is a pool there
Anyone can go?
Membership
nervewrecker wrote:Usual usual like before?matix wrote:nervewrecker wrote:Doh make joke.alfa wrote:nervewrecker wrote:Or anywhere with a pool self you can acquire membership to use on a regular basis
PAP club is reopened to the public. There is a pool there
Anyone can go?
Membership
nervewrecker wrote:Usual usual like before?matix wrote:nervewrecker wrote:Doh make joke.alfa wrote:nervewrecker wrote:Or anywhere with a pool self you can acquire membership to use on a regular basis
PAP club is reopened to the public. There is a pool there
Anyone can go?
Membership
pugboy wrote:no problem now
ozempic avail locally $5k a jook monthly
not sure if it is mrna based
screwbash wrote:you guys into fittness and weight loss, i thinking about switch flour /rice over to beans such as channa souse or boil and fry blackeye with a salad and meat. will this help me send down the belly?
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