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Auction's General Fitness Help Desk | Routines | Nutrition | Advice - Scymo - May 18, 2015
Scymo's General Fitness Help Desk
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Hello, and welcome to the official Scymo General Fitness Support Thread
This thread will be aimed towards you; the community of HF who may be suffering from a wide variety of problems, complications, or other real life obstacles in regards to fitness routines, injuries, meal plans, general advice and more.
There include but are not limited to:
- Workout Routines
- Meal Plans
- Losing Fat
- Supplementation
- Steroids (i might need help with this one)
- Motivation
- Bulk or Cut
- Form Checks
-Injuries/Recovery
- Stretches
We will try our best to genuinely attempt, to the best of our ability, to help, guide, mentor, assist, and/or resolve your problem,
question, complication, obstacle, or other.
* - Truth - May 18, 2015
whats the best diet to stay lean long term without calorie restriction?
* - Scymo - May 18, 2015
(May 18, 2015 05:30 PM)TryAgain Wrote: whats the best diet to stay lean long term without calorie restriction?
staying lean while building muscle or just staying lean without any muscular progression?
* - Ishmel - May 18, 2015
Hey I am a large 13 year old (for my age, and I mean size, not fatness)
I have a resistance weight training set.
I am thinking this for a plan:
Monday: Arms, chest, back
Tuesday: Leg day, core
Wednesday: Rest
Thursday: Arms, chest, back
Friday: Leg day, core
Saturday & Sunday: Calisthenics, more stretching than usual, rest
Again and again.
What do you think?
By the way I'd be at the pool for many hours a day 5/7 days. I also do other sports, and lots of biking (no running except for sports).
* - Truth - May 18, 2015
(May 18, 2015 05:32 PM)Auction Wrote: staying lean while building muscle or just staying lean without any muscular progression?
I would like a answer for both
* - Scymo - May 18, 2015
(May 18, 2015 05:34 PM)Ishmel Wrote: Hey I am a large 13 year old (for my age, and I mean size, not fatness)
I have a resistance weight training set.
I am thinking this for a plan:
Monday: Arms, chest, back
Tuesday: Leg day, core
Wednesday: Rest
Thursday: Arms, chest, back
Friday: Leg day, core
Saturday & Sunday: Calisthenics, more stretching than usual, rest
Again and again.
What do you think?
By the way I'd be at the pool for many hours a day 5/7 days. I also do other sports, and lots of biking (no running except for sports).
you're only 13 so the resistance training was a smart move, you don't want to be lifting heavy at your age. It looks good the plan itself, as long as you are doing this frequent swimming and biking you don't need cardio in there. If you're looking to gain muscle make sure you're eating a ton because swimming/biking + excersizing burns calories fast
* - Ishmel - May 18, 2015
(May 18, 2015 05:38 PM)Auction Wrote: you're only 13 so the resistance training was a smart move, you don't want to be lifting heavy at your age. It looks good the plan itself, as long as you are doing this frequent swimming and biking you don't need cardio in there. If you're looking to gain muscle make sure you're eating a ton because swimming/biking + excersizing burns calories fast
Yeah I eat like a fucking horse, usually have lean chicken, rice and green shit (my mom calls them vegetables?) for lunch, once I have summer off I can actually cook proper egg and pancake breakfasts.
* - Trillberto - May 18, 2015
So I've been wanting to workout but I'm not really sure where to start. I want a routine that's easy to follow but I don't want to be at the gym everyday. Also, I'm a vegetarian so are there anything I should watch out for nutrients wise for exercising?
* - Scymo - May 18, 2015
(May 18, 2015 05:45 PM)Rilyx Wrote: So I've been wanting to workout but I'm not really sure where to start. I want a routine that's easy to follow but I don't want to be at the gym everyday. Also, I'm a vegetarian so are there anything I should watch out for nutrients wise for exercising?
http://stronglifts.com/5x5/
3 days a week starting routine to gain serious size
vegetarian huh? Well you're going to need a different protein supplementation than the norm. I recommend this one:
http://www.bodybuilding.com/store/opt/egg.html
* - Brak - May 18, 2015
Hey I am 13 and have been taking creatine for a year now. My friend was telling me that I need to cycle it on and off because of my creatine receptors being overloaded, should I?
* - Scymo - May 18, 2015
(May 18, 2015 06:06 PM)Brak Wrote: Hey I am 13 and have been taking creatine for a year now. My friend was telling me that I need to cycle it on and off because of my creatine receptors being overloaded, should I?
I wouldn't recommend taking creatine because it's mostly water retention, but Yes of course you should be cycling on and off, there's times you need 5g a day for maintaining cycle and then 20g a day for overloading cycle
* - Ishmel - May 18, 2015
(May 18, 2015 06:06 PM)Brak Wrote: Hey I am 13 and have been taking creatine for a year now. My friend was telling me that I need to cycle it on and off because of my creatine receptors being overloaded, should I?
hey i am 7 as well
Creatine = steroid
steroid mak u liek spodermen he is su cuol dont stoap creatin is gud fur u
* - Brak - May 18, 2015
(May 18, 2015 06:09 PM)Ishmel Wrote: hey i am 7 as well
Creatine = steroid
steroid mak u liek spodermen he is su cuol dont stoap creatin is gud fur u
yeah, he told me it was a steroid too! im fked.
* - CCHrambo - May 18, 2015
Becoming a supple leopard
* - ida - May 18, 2015
(May 18, 2015 06:08 PM)Auction Wrote: I wouldn't recommend taking creatine because it's mostly water retention, but Yes of course you should be cycling on and off, there's times you need 5g a day for maintaining cycle and then 20g a day for overloading cycle
Any sources to back up this suggestion? The only loading part for creatine is the first few days. In addition, there is no scientific evidence that shows that creatine should be cycled. Consuming 5g/day of creatine is fine, as your body produces its own and it is found in meat.