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What's your size?
With all this training talk I was curious as to what sort of people we have here.
How tall are you?
What do you weigh?
What sort of weight can you lift?
What sort of endurance training do you do?
5'9 190 here (single digit body fat)
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02-08-2007, 12:09 PM
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Height - 5'9"
Weight - 205 lbs @ 15% BF
Squat: 370
Bench: 315
Deadlift: 440
I'm bulking right now, cardio is usually a light 45 minute session on an elliptical or the treadmill a few mornings a week. No combat training currently.
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02-08-2007, 12:16 PM
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Are those maxes?
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02-08-2007, 02:04 PM
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6ft, 245 pounds 19% BF
Squat 400 max
DL 525 pounds is the highest i have gone
Bench i do about 250 but i just started training chest and haven't benched for about 2 years. i am trying to use low weight to cut down on the BF do any of you have any suggestions? And jogging is not an option due to knee cap probs and shin splints at the momnet lol
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02-08-2007, 02:08 PM
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Your low weight weight training is not going to get you where you need to go body fat wise.
It's all Diet and Cardio.
Try the elliptical since you have knee issues!
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02-08-2007, 02:14 PM
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6'1
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I don't lift weights
For endurance training, I do several different things depending on the day, and I switch it up all the time. I'm always trying new things, reading about new methods, etc. I like to jog hills, but mostly I just go round after round on the heavy bag. I also like to just throw punches and kicks at nothing sometimes. I'll do a routine like 400 punches, 200 kicks, and then 50 punch/kick combos. Sometimes I like to practice foot work and just move forward, jab, move to the side, jab, move back, jab, move forward, etc..this isn't very tiring so I'll do it for like 25 minutes straight. Maybe once every other week or so, I'll just do the same move a bunch of times. Last week I did 800 front kicks in a row.
I'll also do what I call bursts, a variation of something Sitnspin was telling me about a while ago. I'll throw 20 power punches, only straights, uppercuts, and hooks, as fast and as hard as I can, and then I'll rest for five seconds and do it again, and then just keep going and do as that as many times as possible.
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Are those maxes?
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Yes, but it's not something I train for. I'm sure they would be higher if I trained for strength.
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Your low weight weight training is not going to get you where you need to go body fat wise.
It's all Diet and Cardio.
Try the elliptical since you have knee issues!
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Actually cardio has nothing to do with it. As long as you are eating under your maintenance calories each day, you will lose weight. It's 90% diet and 10% training. And yes, the elliptical is clutch for knee problems.
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How tall are you?
6'0
What do you weigh?
170-180
What sort of weight can you lift?
Bench: 8 reps of 185/6 reps of 195/4 reps of 205/2 reps of 215/1 rep till burn out (usually got to 240-250)
Squats: 3 sets of 12- 295 LBS.
What sort of endurance training do you do?
All depends on the mood I'm in.
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02-08-2007, 02:55 PM
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6'1 in uk pounds im 240lbs
dont do much weights these days only curling and dumbells with punching, most ive curled is 65 kilos but i never try for max as mostly do on own weights, although havnt done much since november as iv just got out of plaster with 3 knee ligament breaks.
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Yes, but it's not something I train for. I'm sure they would be higher if I trained for strength.
Actually cardio has nothing to do with it. As long as you are eating under your maintenance calories each day, you will lose weight. It's 90% diet and 10% training. And yes, the elliptical is clutch for knee problems.
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You think you're going to 'diet' to a point your body is burning more than it takes in without you doing cardio? That's crazy and unhealthy.
This is why people work out and diet.
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02-08-2007, 03:23 PM
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Height - 5'8
Weight - 150lbs
Bodyfat ~ 9%
Bench ~ 230lbs
Squat ~ Not Enough
Endurance - Run, occasionally shadow box
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You think you're going to 'diet' to a point your body is burning more than it takes in without you doing cardio? That's crazy and unhealthy.
This is why people work out and diet.
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no need to be so critical with everyones lifestyle and diet... its fine to answer questions, but with extra hints of sarcasm its a bit much :sport-smi
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02-08-2007, 03:40 PM
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im 5'11 195lbs i max 290, bench 225 8 or 9 times... average at best cardio but trying to work on it more to cut down BF%
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How tall are you?
6'0
What do you weigh?
i fight at 145lbs i walk around between 150-155lbs
What sort of weight can you lift?
i dont weight train but when i do i squat 280 for 4 reps of 10 and can deadlift over 400lbs
What sort of endurance training do you do?
i run 5 miles everyday or try to... i also do push ups sit ups body weight squats and pull ups.
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no need to be so critical with everyones lifestyle and diet... its fine to answer questions, but with extra hints of sarcasm its a bit much :sport-smi
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I apologize that you took it that way.
I just find the comment to be so far removed from the normalcy of training that I responded that way. (Although I have to say I dont think it was remotely critical)
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02-08-2007, 06:45 PM
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I apologize that you took it that way.
I just find the comment to be so far removed from the normalcy of training that I responded that way. (Although I have to say I dont think it was remotely critical)
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what is your background? are you a nutristionist or something? i think thats possible to do to some degree....
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what is your background? are you a nutristionist or something? i think thats possible to do to some degree....
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I am not a nutritionist. You dont need to be one to know about this ****.
It is VERY possible, you just cut your caloric intake below what your body needs to survive in a day. The problem is that this is not healthy. You wont lose 'fat' this way. You'll lose everything. The body will canabalize your muscle and fat. You wont maintain any level of fitness or endurance.
This is why you have fat training zones in cardio; you are trying to get your body into a zone where the caloric burn is fat based.
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yea if you cut your calories below 1700 a day for a week or 2 or beyond you will start to lose muscle... although thats very few calories to take in per day.. i agree cardio is important, but over a long period of times its not outlandish to do it mostly with diet
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yea if you cut your calories below 1700 a day for a week or 2 or beyond you will start to lose muscle... although thats very few calories to take in per day.. i agree cardio is important, but over a long period of times its not outlandish to do it mostly with diet
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Doing only with diet serves what purpose for an active person? You will lose all your endurance and strength. Why? Simply because you are not integrating a work out into your fat burning process.
As far as "1700 calories or below," you can't make a statement like that. Caloric needs are based on lots of things which include, sex, height, weight, metabolism, genetics. All of those things come into play when you try to figure out minimum caloric needs.
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Doing only with diet serves what purpose for an active person? You will lose all your endurance and strength. Why? Simply because you are not integrating a work out into your fat burning process.
As far as "1700 calories or below," you can't make a statement like that. Caloric needs are based on lots of things which include, sex, height, weight, metabolism, genetics. All of those things come into play when you try to figure out minimum caloric needs.
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forgot to mention adult males and 1300 for adult females... those are averages and they are facts... have to remember myself, sitnspin and others have backgrounds in this and or degrees... im not making these numbers up... by no means am i saying cardio doesnt do that so muchfaster, im just stating A: it is possible to cut fat over awhile with just diet if you live an active life quite easily (much slower then with cardio) B: losing muscle from a lack of calories is not an immediate process
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