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« Reply #105 on: September 30, 2008, 21:21:56 PM »

I find 2-3 times a week just smashing out a few supersets or pump sets works rather than destroying them less often

Pretty much that actually....I train every other day at the minute and am tagging my arms on to the end of every session. I'm trying not to train the rest of my body that hard either as it grows easier than my limbs but when I train arms I'm hitting them as hard as I can.....I have sill long arms and legs for my height so they tend to grow slower.

I'm kind of concentrating a fair bit on cardio at the minute as well and just being in shape rather than bodybuilding type training like I did years ago. Done with all that malarky..., just want to stay healthy and in good shape these days.

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« Reply #106 on: October 08, 2008, 19:36:40 PM »

so your back and legs are perfect already Paul INNIT?

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prity much yes, do quite alot of exercise and at rugby my coatch has worked on my back and leg muscles and arm more than any others and my legs are already quite powerfull and strong from when i used to do martial arts for ten years Smiley
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« Reply #107 on: October 09, 2008, 00:07:07 AM »

yeah but are they big...big chest and arms + small everythign else doesnt make you look good
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« Reply #108 on: October 10, 2008, 16:30:41 PM »

yeah there quite big not overly big but there big in praportion to my arms. and when my arms start geting big i will work on other parts of my body more aswell as arms
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« Reply #109 on: October 22, 2008, 17:28:06 PM »

I have read all the tips in this topic and i am ready to give it a try in preperation for next season but the only problem i have is this.
It seems the basis of this sort of dieting is having a 'normal' routine day. This is not really possible for myself as i work alternating shift pattens 4 days on 4days off 2 weeks of days 2 weeks of nights. This plays havoc with sleeping pattens and eating routines as well as getting exercise on a regular basis.
So really my question is can i still make this work and can anyone come up with a plan for me to do this as i really need to shed a few pounds and get in shape for next year.

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« Reply #110 on: October 22, 2008, 18:00:05 PM »

I have read all the tips in this topic and i am ready to give it a try in preperation for next season but the only problem i have is this.
It seems the basis of this sort of dieting is having a 'normal' routine day. This is not really possible for myself as i work alternating shift pattens 4 days on 4days off 2 weeks of days 2 weeks of nights. This plays havoc with sleeping pattens and eating routines as well as getting exercise on a regular basis.
So really my question is can i still make this work and can anyone come up with a plan for me to do this as i really need to shed a few pounds and get in shape for next year.

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Yes, just do what you can. The advice is for an ideal world. Smal changes to  a diet and exercise plan can still work wonders.

As I say, do what you can and adapt the rest to fit yourself.

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« Reply #111 on: November 06, 2008, 10:27:50 AM »

good stuff dude
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« Reply #112 on: November 24, 2008, 21:03:33 PM »

I am a student and was wondering if anyone has tried this on student budgets time frames.
I don't really have the time being in my final year to manage the whole 6 meals a day etc and am on a pretty tight budget.

I would consider myself pretty active i do outdoor adventure as a degree and climb very regularly and ride and walk and ski regularly and i run every known and then!

However i apear to be stuck with moobs (not massive haha) and a bit roudn the old waist chubby but not very would be a good description!

I do 100+ sit ups / crunches every night so its pretty hard under the layer!
Also i do 50 - 100 wide and narrorow armed press ups and assorted weights every night!

What will help me get rid of them?

Hope someone can answer this just getting annoyed at having moobs would prefer pecks haha!

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« Reply #113 on: November 25, 2008, 11:45:13 AM »

souds like its just fat mate, so its down to CV/ diet more than  likely.
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