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Nutrition & Supplementation / Re: There's a reason they call him "Loliquin"
« on: September 23, 2011, 04:53:43 pm »
^Are you trying to say those things are false or not valid in any way?

what?

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Pics, Videos, & Links / Re: beast
« on: September 23, 2011, 12:46:44 pm »
i dont think blade-runners should be able to officially compete with 'regular humans', on a national circuit.. i do however think they should be able to unofficially compete with them.. so even if the blade-runner wins the event, he doesn't really win, his stats are placed on some other event listing.. ie, pistorius beats wariner, but it wont count officially as him beating wariner, wariner still wins the event.. but pistorius wins in the 'cyborg category'.

if that makes sense..

my problem with just flat out not letting pistorius compete, is that, he's a freak with insane dedication/desire to run, he should be allowed to run in any of the event prelims against anyone imo.. maybe not the finals, because he'd be taking someone elses spot.. but this guy should be allowed to run in prelims in any event on the planet. there's not many people like him, and there won't be.. most people who run on blades will never reach his kind of speed, guy is an animal.


wheelchair marathoners are in the same spot as he is, IMO, and they compete in a similar way to what you're suggesting: they race in the same races as regular marathoners and their times are just counted separately. the problem with pistorius is that his entry into the competition takes a spot away from a regular athlete. there are only 8 lanes, after all. you can get 15,000 people running a marathon and dozens of elite or near-elite. no one is taking someone else's spot.

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Nutrition & Supplementation / Re: There's a reason they call him "Loliquin"
« on: September 23, 2011, 09:51:16 am »
absolutely priceless from a recent seminar in new york (found block quote on another forum).
 :P  :highfive: :wowthatwasnutswtf: :o :-X :P :strong: :welcome: ;) :-* :P :highfive:

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If you've ever attended one of my classes or seminars, you know that I like to stop and review "10 things you just learned..." Well, heres 10 things you might have learned from day 1 one of the NYC BioSig class that we just wrapped up a few minutes ago...had you attended.

#1. Humpty dumpty is a walking heart attack. A humpty dumpty-type body means you have excess visceral fat--fat that is inside the trunk surrounding the organs. Elevated visceral fat means you have high levels of inflammation and are at greater risk for metabolic disease (obesity, diabetes, cardiovascular disease). Visceral fat is metabolically active and releases a hormone called adipokines that slows metabolism and builds fat.

#2. Stay away from parabens. Parabens are the chemicals found in body care products such as shampoo, conditioner, and body lotion. They are castration agents and will turn the male androgen hormones into estrogen. Parabens are also linked to breast cancer development in women. Go home, look in your shower, if your shampoo and conditioner have parabens in them, throw them out.

#3. There is no such thing as healthy tuna. All tuna has toxic levels of mercury. The French word for tuna is "la poubelle de la mer," which means "the garbage can of the sea."

#4. Spot reduction works because fat deposits are related to hormone makeup. The hormone receptor sites for different hormones are located on different spots of your body. This is a primary principle of Biosignature.
Managing the endocrine system is the key to optimal body composition. Being able to manipulate hormone secretion in the body is an essential advantage in programming.

#5. Top two dietary risk factors for prostate and breast cancer are fat-free dairy products and ingesting sodium benzoate, which is in diet soda. Conjugated linoleic acid (CLA) protects against cancer and is a natural part of the animal diet, meaning you can get CLA from animal products including meat and regular dairy products. Sodium benzoate is found in diet soda and other diet products and is cancer inducing.

#6. Everyone has a limiting factor in their hormonal system and diet. For most people this is carbs and insulin management. You need to deserve your carbs. Don't talk about weight, talk about body fat with overweight clients.

#7. If you have more chronic inflammation you need more EPA-rich fish oil, which will come from large, tropical water fish. If you have brain degeneration, such as Alzheimer's or early onset dementia, then you need more DHA-rich fish oil, such as small cold water fish. Alzheimer's is an inflammatory disorder, but to treat it you want to supplement with DHA to treat the neurodegeneration.

#8. A calorie-based weight loss system doesn't work because food produces different hormonal responses and because the thermic effect of food varies. It takes your body more energy and you burn more calories to digest protein such as steak than carbs such as pasta.

#9.The first thing you put in your mouth in the morning sets your neurotransmitters for the day. If you drink orange juice or other high-glycemic foods that cause a spike in insulin this will trigger serotonin, which will make you feel good, but it will also make you sluggish and tired. Protein and low-glycemic nuts are critical for priming the neurotransmitters for the day.

#10. Insulin is the only hormone you can control. The more insulin you have in the body, the quicker you age. The key to fat loss is insulin control and the good news, remember, is that insulin release is the only hormone you have complete control over. Have you ever accidentally eaten anything? Insulin secretion is a direct result of food consumption.

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Pics, Videos, & Links / Re: beast
« on: September 23, 2011, 09:28:33 am »
No worries about the English. You pretty much nailed it there, Mr. Fyrretrae.

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MOVIES & ENTERTAINMENT & SHeeT! / Re: Regarding Acid Reflux Banana
« on: September 23, 2011, 12:04:35 am »
we found adarq's weakness! acid reflux from all those bananas! everyone, hide the tums, adarq will never be able to train again!

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Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: a fast and explosive donkey!
« on: September 22, 2011, 10:48:55 pm »

ADD THIS NOTE TO EVERY POST SO YOU KEEP REMEMBERING: JUMP EVERY WORKOUT. IF THERE'S NO SPACE, FIND SPACE.

FOAM ROLL BEFORE EVERY WORKOUT, LACROSSE/TENNIS BALL SMR AFTER EVERY WORKOUT.

STANDING QUAD/HAM/CALF/ITB/PEC STRETCHING THROUGHOUT THE DAY, EVERY HOUR OR SO.

KEEP SWEETS TO A MINIMUM. MOAR PROTEIN. MOAR VEGGIES.


BW = ???
SORENESS = glutes and hamstrings
ACHES/INJURIES = left butt something or other, hip a tiny bit
FATIGUE = moderate to high

- warm up
extra time

- sprint 2 x 10y
fucked up right toe, not worth pushing through the other planned sprints

- DSVJ x 6-7

- DLRVJ x 6
first jump not bad, slipped on second jump, fml

- MR half tuck 3 x 20

- squat MSEM 3 x 295, x 305, 2 x 310
nice, but some sharp mild pain in deep in left buttcheek, as mentioned above

- OHP 5 x 85, 5 x 95, 6 x 105
a few reps left in the tank

- chin up x 9,8,5
likewise

- stretch

This week just sucks at work. Work outs have suffered as a result but I'm okay with it. Will get back on a normal schedule the week after next and can keep making progress from there.  :ibsquatting:

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i dont know why but i have never felt any pain on shoulders or upper back while doing front squats, even though i used crossed arms stand.
But somethimes i feel they put much presure on the calves

obviously, your calves are lagging and you need to do more seated calf raised.


WTF is wrong with you!!

i don't know, but certainly not anything with my calves. they feel great.

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i dont know why but i have never felt any pain on shoulders or upper back while doing front squats, even though i used crossed arms stand.
But somethimes i feel they put much presure on the calves

obviously, your calves are lagging and you need to do more seated calf raised.

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Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: Kingfish
« on: September 21, 2011, 05:56:20 pm »
i just realized you're 20 pounds lighter than when you started this log 10 months ago, and squatting pretty much the same amount. good work. :highfive:

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#9 PG in the country for 2013 and the only one in the top 24 listed under 6'. also, he's from maryland.

nasty.

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wich one would work better as a general/main exercise?

front squats will make your knees fall off and give you tendonitis in your wrists. back squats will cause discs in your lumbar spine to explode, risking paralysis. stick with leg curls, seated calf raises and hamstring curls.




I enjoy doing leg curls and hamstring curls in the same workout

Once my leg fell of at shoulder level while doing leg curls. DONT DO THEM!!!

fuck, i guess that limits me to seated calf raises. on the plus side, i'm going to look like this in no time!


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wich one would work better as a general/main exercise?

front squats will make your knees fall off and give you tendonitis in your wrists. back squats will cause discs in your lumbar spine to explode, risking paralysis. stick with leg curls, seated calf raises and hamstring curls.

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Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: a fast and explosive donkey!
« on: September 20, 2011, 11:57:31 pm »
I feel u man.

But it's always workouts like these, when u dun even feel like it, that makes u feel tt u've grown slightly, innit?

for sure. i dunno about grown but i'm damn sure happy i fought through the malaise and got something done. i would be feeling mighty shitty about myself right now if i hadn't done that, even though at the time my whole body was saying "go home, there's always tomorrow, take it easy."

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Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: a fast and explosive donkey!
« on: September 20, 2011, 11:10:21 pm »
was wiped out, long and stressful day at work. had to force my feet to keep walking to the gym instead of turning home. very happy with i did, even though i abbreviated everything.


ADD THIS NOTE TO EVERY POST SO YOU KEEP REMEMBERING: JUMP EVERY WORKOUT. IF THERE'S NO SPACE, FIND SPACE.

FOAM ROLL BEFORE EVERY WORKOUT, LACROSSE/TENNIS BALL SMR AFTER EVERY WORKOUT.

STANDING QUAD/HAM/CALF/ITB/PEC STRETCHING THROUGHOUT THE DAY, EVERY HOUR OR SO.

KEEP SWEETS TO A MINIMUM. MOAR PROTEIN. MOAR VEGGIES.


BW = ???
SORENESS = none
ACHES/INJURIES = left hip, knees during squats
FATIGUE = high

- warm up

- DSVJ x 6-7

- DLRVJ x 16-17
considering how tired i was and how little i wanted to be there, surprisingly good. consistently 31-32. approach was strong.

- squat 5 x 275

- BSS 10e x 120

- OHP 5 x 95, 2 x 125

- chin up x 5
said "fuck it" at this point

- stretch

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Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: Age vs Vertical
« on: September 19, 2011, 05:37:17 pm »
What is your full squat again?

n/a  :P

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