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« Reply #840 on: May 09, 2011, 08:57:04 AM »


I'll propose as soon as he realises he's wasting his time with women.

I'll accept as soon as you forget about this no drinking rubbish.

Pint? Lunch?


Date happen yet?
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« Reply #841 on: May 09, 2011, 08:59:13 AM »


I'll propose as soon as he realises he's wasting his time with women.

I'll accept as soon as you forget about this no drinking rubbish.

Pint? Lunch?


Date happen yet?

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No repsonse Dawn. Had to spend the evening with a lady instead. We even went for curry.
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« Reply #842 on: May 09, 2011, 07:46:32 PM »

Just measured my waist and it's 38 fucking inches!!!!!

That's absolutely terrible so even though it's going to upset Hopkin I'm off the beer until Malia in summer or until my waist hits 34"

Went to physio this afternoon and been told to have 2 more days off training to let things settle. So I'll be back to training on Wednesday and then well and truly in to it to try to get slim again.

I'm going to get my diet back to something similar to how it was a few years ago.

This basically means eating egg whites and chicken and not a great deal else.

I'm genuinely unhappy about having a 38" waist and I really must do something about it. Training will include a few abs excercises to hopefully give a bit of a six pack when my waist trims down a bit.

If anybody's interested in diet type stuff let me know and I'll catalogue everything properly.

If not I'll just do the occasional update on my waist line and dumbell challenge for a personal log.
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« Reply #843 on: May 09, 2011, 07:52:13 PM »

I'm interested, but don't put yourself out just for me.
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« Reply #844 on: May 09, 2011, 07:58:31 PM »


I'll propose as soon as he realises he's wasting his time with women.

I'll accept as soon as you forget about this no drinking rubbish.

Pint? Lunch?


Date happen yet?

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No repsonse Dawn. Had to spend the evening with a lady instead. We even went for curry.

WTF man?!  That's poor form imo.  And now he's come out with some gay shite about his waistline.  Looks like yer getting no action for another while. 
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« Reply #845 on: May 09, 2011, 08:52:07 PM »

diet inclusion will be great


when you weight train how fast do you move up in weights??

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« Reply #846 on: May 09, 2011, 09:43:58 PM »

I'm interested, but don't put yourself out just for me.

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« Reply #847 on: May 09, 2011, 10:31:56 PM »

diet inclusion will be great


when you weight train how fast do you move up in weights??

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As soon as I can.

I aim for 4 sets of each excercise.

1st set will be about 70% of max weight giving about 14 reps to failure.

I then step up the weight each set to my max for a target of 6 to 8 reps on the final set.

If I get more than 8 reps at my max weight that is no longer my max so I step up for next week.

If I don't get the 6 I'll step down.

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« Reply #848 on: May 09, 2011, 10:48:03 PM »

I posted this a while back when Boldie wanted to know what I ate when I was training before.

The target will be something similar but not quite as many calories.

I'm going to be strict but not as ridiculously strict as I was. I used to weigh literally everything so I knew exactly what my intake was.

This time round will just be nowhere near as accurate but will be something similar to below.

I assume you want to know the average days diet when I was training properly?

My diet at the moment isn't really impressive. 4 weetabix for breakfast, protein shake about 11, about 200g chicken breast for lunch, perhaps a protein shake in the afternoon when I train, 200g chicken or lean minced steak for dinner, maybe a snack of some sorts for supper.

When I was training it was something along the lines of the following. I've got it all written down somewhere but this is about right:

7.00am - Breakfast. 2 whole eggs and 6 egg whites scrambled on 2 x wholemeal pitta breads. + vitamin supps and amino acid tabs.

9.30am - Protein shake

11.00am - Flapjack bar

12.30 - Lunch. 225g chicken breast with some kind of pickle for taste + amino acid tabs.

2.30pm - Protein bar

4.30 - Pre training. Protein shake mixed with a cup of oatmeal.

6.30 - After training. Protein shake.

7.30 - Dinner. 225g lean mince, turkey or chicken + random veg + vitamin supps & amino acid tabs.

9.30 - Supper. 4 whole eggs on 1 x wholemeal pitta bread

It's 9 separate meals ranging between 18 and 35g of protein per meal for a daily intake of approximately 1g per lb of bodyweight.

There were a few extra flapjack bars thrown in there somewhere but can't remember exactly where. They were just snacks really to make up the calories. Total was 4 per day.

Calories is about 5500 total. Not easy without supplementation.

I'd love to get back in to something similar again. It took time to sort but at the time I had more energy and more spare time than ever. I thrived on 4 to 5 hours sleep a night and felt brilliant.

Bring a new girlfriend in to the equation and suddenly you find butter in the friidge and bread instead of pittas. The srambled egg whites become whole eggs made with butter (yum yum) and the pittas become buttered bread. It's all downhill from there.


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« Reply #849 on: May 09, 2011, 10:49:26 PM »

Yeah list your diet Matt and hopefully I can pick a few tips out as I was mostly eating nothing but chicken,steak and sweet potato for most of the first 3 1/2 months this year. I find even though technically you're not, somehow you feel accountable if you're recording everything somewhere public.

I'm just about to start cataloguing mine in my journal again too. Since I stopped recording every meal I've been eating shit and generally following no routine other than with training.. sighhhhhhh
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« Reply #850 on: May 09, 2011, 11:13:48 PM »

Training days I'll be aiming to eat the following:

7.00am - Breakfast. 2 whole eggs and 6 egg whites omelette + 2 x wholemeal pitta breads.

10.00am - Protein shake

1.00pm - Lunch. 225g lean mince, turkey or chicken. Will be made in to something tasty using chutney or a low fat sauce possibly with a wholemeal pitta.

4.00pm - Pre training. Banana/flapjack bar.

5.30pm - After training. Protein shake.

7.30pm - Dinner. 225g lean mince, turkey or chicken made in to curry/chilli/bolognese + pasta/rice/jacket spud.

10.30pm - Protein bar / shake + tbsp peanut butter.


On non training days I'll cut out most of the protein supplements.

Some days I may struggle with the timings so may make alterations. I'll get a full routine sorted as I go along.

I'll adjust this as I go if I'm not feeling hungry at any stages. The idea will be that I only eat when I need to.

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« Reply #851 on: May 10, 2011, 11:47:43 PM »

Today was a non training day so I didn't eat too much at all. I cut down a bit on the pittas because I don't need too many carbs.

I also had a bit of a cheeky lie in which threw things a bit Smiley

8.00am - Breakfast. 2 whole eggs and 6 egg whites omelette.

1.00pm - Lunch. 225g lean mince made in to a chilli + normal pitta.

5.30pm - Meal replacement shake.

11.30pm - Supper. 200g chicken made in to curry + 50g rice.

Tuesdays are always a bit of a pain for me because I go to dog training classes in the evening. I have to leave the house at 6pm and don't get home 'til about 10. I then have to walk the dog which takes am hour before I finally get to eat.

I'd prefer not to eat such a heavy meal this late but I've not got much choice.

Compared to a normal day I've saved quite a few unnecessary calories.

Breakfast would normally have 2 pittas which is around 300

There'd be a 10.30 flapjack bar or banana.

Lunch would be sandwiches with God knows how many calories/fat.

After that would be similar with the addition of 3 pittas for another 450 cals.

So I've had less calories than normal but the main thing is the lack of fat. The chilli and curry sauces are both low fat. Everything else is low fat as well.

The food side of this isn't as critical as the no drinking bit.

It's all about cutting out unnecessary calories. You need a certain number of calories to function. These calories are made up of an amount of protein, carbohydrate and fat plus an assortment of vitamens which all make up your total intake.

Cut down the fat and carbs a bit and strip the unnecessary calories and you can't fail to lose body fat. Pretty simple really.

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« Reply #852 on: May 10, 2011, 11:50:33 PM »

What do you do with your spare egg yolks?

Ronnie?
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« Reply #853 on: May 10, 2011, 11:53:26 PM »

I bought a huge turkey breast today which is cooking at the moment.

Turkey is a great training food. Loads of protein and lower fat than chicken. It's also cheaper which is nice.

I think I'll be having turkey for lunch tomorrow. This will have some chutney type stuff to make it bearable because plain turkey on it's own is hellish to eat.

Add to this brwkafast and an assortment of protein type stuff and we'll have the makings of an initial training day diet.
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« Reply #854 on: May 10, 2011, 11:56:00 PM »

What do you do with your spare egg yolks?

Ronnie?

Straight down the sink Tom.

The reason I don't have them is because of their high fat content.

I don't want to inflict them on Ronnie for exactly the same reason.

It may seem like a bit of a waste but if was to eat them they'd just find a way in to my body as fat so they'd be wasted anyway.
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