Million Pound Challenge **Weightlifting**

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  • mbonanni
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    Okay fair enough.

    I will start bulking and doing body trimming/toning days that include rows, sprints, planks, etc.

    What does your guys' diet look like? Breakfast/lunch/snack/dinner?

    Being in college getting steak and fish is really out of the picture. I will look for some discounted stuff though.

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  • alB5
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    Originally posted by scabzzzz
    thats awesome dude. i definitely had a moment about a year ago where i was stuck and it just clicked - form, diet, mindset. All plateaus seem to be in the mind first... I've stopped buying gimicky powders and shit. instead i load my cart up with chicken, steak, and pork chops by the 20 lbs load ;D
    Love building up naturally! The only "powder" i still use is a shot of preworkout. I need something to help me up in the morning at 5am lol. Other than that, I'm just eating a whole lot of meat and carbs. Largest meal right after workout obviously.

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  • scabzzzz
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    Originally posted by alB5
    I've never realized how strong you can get just by intaking so much more food. I know this may seem like a DUH moment, but I never put two and two together lol. I had a huge plateau that lasted like 6 months, was maxing at 185 and struggling, and squatting with pretty bad form at 205. Now I'm benching to start with 185 for 6-10 reps, and squatting upwards of 225 ass to grass. Awesome gains are awesome. I weigh in at 172 now and am gaining about a pound a week, so hopefully getting to 190-200 by January then slimming and cutting back down to 170-185 range. All I can say is, this thread really helped. Yeah R3V!
    thats awesome dude. i definitely had a moment about a year ago where i was stuck and it just clicked - form, diet, mindset. All plateaus seem to be in the mind first... I've stopped buying gimicky powders and shit. instead i load my cart up with chicken, steak, and pork chops by the 20 lbs load ;D

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  • JinormusJ
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    Originally posted by mbonanni
    Why do you say this?

    My main concern is my stomach area. I still have that gut look, and want to get it smaller then tone. Woylsnt this be easiest?

    Is my logic flawed?
    Yes. I have a buddy that was decent sized but fat and I told him to bulk first, then cut. He didn't listen and before he benched 185 easy. This was 2 months ago and he cut for 2 months a lost 35 pound and a lot of mass; he can barely pump 155 now without a spotter, and that's only 5-6 reps

    You ALWAYS get big first, then cut, because after you cut, you lose a lot of muscle mass and you can't lift high anymore. If you get big then cut, you'll still lose mass, but you'll still be able to lift big and get bigger easier.

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  • alB5
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    I've never realized how strong you can get just by intaking so much more food. I know this may seem like a DUH moment, but I never put two and two together lol. I had a huge plateau that lasted like 6 months, was maxing at 185 and struggling, and squatting with pretty bad form at 205. Now I'm benching to start with 185 for 6-10 reps, and squatting upwards of 225 ass to grass. Awesome gains are awesome. I weigh in at 172 now and am gaining about a pound a week, so hopefully getting to 190-200 by January then slimming and cutting back down to 170-185 range. All I can say is, this thread really helped. Yeah R3V!

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  • mbonanni
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    Originally posted by Thizzelle
    gain then slim I think is better.
    Why do you say this?

    My main concern is my stomach area. I still have that gut look, and want to get it smaller then tone. Woylsnt this be easiest?

    Is my logic flawed?

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  • JinormusJ
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    Meet the daily beater parts donor.
    Now I can at least drive myself around. Thanks for the support ya'll; posted and unposted. Looking to get back to lifting next week.

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  • rzerob
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    Originally posted by One_Eyed Jack
    Got into an accident after my job interview yesterday

    Long story short. Car wash + truck with bed full of water + u-turn + skid + pole = ouch e30

    Back is killing me, so I had to suspend my challenge until I can get it looked at. Missing lifting right now. Missed legs and I'm stress eating crap food 24/7.


    This will all blow over eventually, then I can get back on track
    This horrible news. I sorry to see you were in an accident. Do you best to eat better. And not stress too much. You should never lift if you are injured. You should still be alright to do calisthenics and cardio if you feel up to it. But man that really sucks about your car.

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  • JinormusJ
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    Got into an accident after my job interview yesterday



    Long story short. Car wash + truck with bed full of water + u-turn + skid + pole = ouch e30

    Back is killing me, so I had to suspend my challenge until I can get it looked at. Missing lifting right now. Missed legs and I'm stress eating crap food 24/7.


    This will all blow over eventually, then I can get back on track

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  • rzerob
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    Arms and Abs today.

    3 sets of 10 preacher curls: 115lbs x 10= 1150 x 3= 3450
    3 sets of 10 reverse hand pull ups: 187 x 10= 1870 x 3= 5610
    3 sets of 10 inside hammer curls: 80lbs each arm: 160 x 10= 1600 x 3= 4800
    3 sets of 10 close hand bench press: 165 x 10= 1650 x 3= 4950
    3 sets of 10 seated triceps extensions: 190 x 10= 1900 x 3= 5700
    3 sets of 10 ez bar skull crushers: 95 x 10= 950 x 3= 2850
    3 sets of 15 decline bottoms up. No weight abdominal exercise
    3 sets of 15 cable crunches: 200 x 15= 3000 x 3= 9000

    3450 + 5610 + 4800 + 4950 + 5700 + 2850 + 9000= 36,360

    Total 413,090 in 17 days(started 09/10/2013). 1,000,000 - 413,090= 586,910lbs to go in 73 days.

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  • IronFreak
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    Killer back session

    Had an AWESOME back day. Felt REALLY strong. Totaled 44,225lbs.

    Deadlifts

    135x12
    135x12
    225x6
    315x5
    345x3
    385x3
    225x10
    225x10
    225x10
    225x10
    225x10

    Bentover BB rows

    135x10
    165x10
    185x10
    205x10

    Narrow grip low rows

    190x10
    210x10
    230x10

    Front lat pulls

    130x12
    180x10
    230x10
    270x8

    Rear lat pulls

    150x8
    120x10
    120x10


    by the end of that I was spent, freaked my wife out when I got how because my eyes were bloodshot. Thought I burst a blood vessel for a bit but I think my eyeballs just drank a lot of sweat.

    Probably won't be posting here for a week. Going out of town for my anniversary. We'll probably do a lot of hiking a stuff just not a lot of weight related lifting.

    Until next time!

    Day 18, 310,540lbs + 44,225lbs. = 354,765lbs.

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  • JinormusJ
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    Million Pound Challenge **Weightlifting**

    Good day today :up:


    Shoulders:
    70 x 10 = 700
    70 x 10 = 700
    35 x 15 = 525
    35 x 15 = 525
    30 x 12 = 360
    30 x 12 = 360
    40 x 15 = 600
    30 x 15 = 450
    40 x 10 = 400
    40 x 10 = 400

    Biceps:
    40 x 10 = 400
    40 x 10 = 400
    35 x 21 = 735
    35 x 21 = 735
    50 x 10 = 500
    50 x 10 = 500
    40 x 10 = 400
    40 x 10 = 400
    30 x 10 = 300
    30 x 10 = 300
    -----
    Strip-set
    -----
    80 x 2 = 160
    70 x 2 = 140
    60 x 3 = 180
    50 x 3 = 150
    40 x 4 = 160
    30 x 4 = 120
    20 x 10 = 200

    Triceps:
    40 x 10 = 400
    40 x 10 = 400
    35 x 10 = 350
    35 x 10 = 350
    220 x 10 = 2200
    220 x 10 = 2200

    Total Today:
    16,700

    Day 15
    TO DATE:
    137,510

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  • Thizzelle
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    tri day today

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  • IronFreak
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    Back day for me, Just at a monster lunch of meat and....meat. So I'm ready!

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  • JinormusJ
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    Originally posted by rzerob
    Good job, 10lbs in 2 weeks is awesome. Congrats on the job interview.



    Good Morning guys,
    Ya'll better be killing it this arm day







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