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Hamedore
05-23-2017, 08:54 AM
http://imgur.com/jmB4wqA
Bruno
05-23-2017, 09:22 AM
dafuq is that
Swish
05-24-2017, 04:14 AM
Why is it so hard to post an image link?
http://i.imgur.com/jmB4wqA.png
Ella`Ella
05-24-2017, 11:40 AM
Why is it so hard to post an image link?
http://i.imgur.com/jmB4wqA.png
This diet is shit.
Ella`Ella
05-24-2017, 11:41 AM
Unless you're a 125lb male looking to bulk slightly...
originalman
05-24-2017, 11:54 AM
known in these streets as the zigga with the big juan
originalman
05-24-2017, 12:00 PM
o i didn't read none this
Baler
05-24-2017, 12:30 PM
"diner"
lol
indiscriminate_hater
05-24-2017, 12:36 PM
I don't get it - is OP fat?
Ella`Ella
05-24-2017, 12:38 PM
I don't get it - is OP fat?
I thought this until I saw almost 300 carbs. Dude would have to be training for a marathon with that kind of carb intake to avoid fat storage. And let's be real here, there are no athletes of that caliber on these forums.
I thought this until I saw almost 300 carbs. Dude would have to be training for a marathon with that kind of carb intake to avoid fat storage. And let's be real here, there are no athletes of that caliber on these forums.
Micros have little to no effect on fat storage -- calories in, calories out
Pokesan
05-24-2017, 12:57 PM
eat less clementines
originalman
05-24-2017, 01:03 PM
Micros have little to no effect on fat storage -- calories in, calories out
impregnate me
welly321
05-24-2017, 01:08 PM
Micros have little to no effect on fat storage -- calories in, calories out
This. L2 CUT/BULK
Ella`Ella
05-24-2017, 01:12 PM
This. L2 CUT/BULK
Yes, I'll sustain on vitamins on 3500cals worth of snickers bars daily to hit my goal of benching 315 in reps since it's all just calories in vs calories out.
welly321
05-24-2017, 01:23 PM
Yes, I'll sustain on vitamins on 3500cals worth of snickers bars daily to hit my goal of benching 315 in reps since it's all just calories in vs calories out.
When talking about strictly weight loss, it is just calories in vs calories out. When talking about strength gain, yes you will need to hit your protein macros to increase your muscle mass.
Llandris
05-24-2017, 01:40 PM
I thought everyone who posts here is 225lbs at 5% bodyfat and part of the 1,000 club
Ella`Ella
05-24-2017, 01:44 PM
When talking about strictly weight loss, it is just calories in vs calories out. When talking about strength gain, yes you will need to hit your protein macros to increase your muscle mass.
Which is why I was originally commenting on what I thought the intended purpose of that diet that is listed might be - I still think it's a chubber trying to train for distance running...
I thought everyone who posts here is 225lbs at 5% bodyfat and part of the 1,000 club
I'm in the 1,000 club on my standing curl alone.
Izmael
05-24-2017, 01:45 PM
Lots of virtual athletes ITT.
originalman
05-24-2017, 01:47 PM
I thought everyone who posts here is 225lbs at 5% bodyfat and part of the 1,000 club
140 at 3% :) and tall
Lhancelot
05-24-2017, 01:53 PM
Yes, I'll sustain on vitamins on 3500cals worth of snickers bars daily to hit my goal of benching 315 in reps since it's all just calories in vs calories out.
Funny thing is a supervisor I once had on 3rd shift would go grab a Snickers from the vending machine up stairs at night occasionally.
One time, we made fun of him because clearly it's a candy bar and not the best nutritional choice you'd think... He told us that essentially the Snickers he was eating was no worse for you than the protein bars they sell for 3 dollars apiece.
Now, I would normally chalk this up as a guy talking shit. But the fact is, he was in his 50s, and still in great shape. He had done a lot of weight training through out his life, and even provided Arnold Schwarzeneggar with security as a side job in the past.
He was no slouch, and generally we all looked at him as a serious badass. If this guy says Snickers are no worse for you than a protein bar, I believe it.
Eat more Snickers.
Just be sure you actually exercise and are active. You can't just eat anything you want, and sit on your ass and expect to look good and be healthy.
140 at 3% :) and tall
http://i.imgur.com/gPSJWuw.gif
Ella`Ella
05-24-2017, 02:08 PM
Funny thing is a supervisor I once had on 3rd shift would go grab a Snickers from the vending machine up stairs at night occasionally.
One time, we made fun of him because clearly it's a candy bar and not the best nutritional choice you'd think... He told us that essentially the Snickers he was eating was no worse for you than the protein bars they sell for 3 dollars apiece.
Now, I would normally chalk this up as a guy talking shit. But the fact is, he was in his 50s, and still in great shape. He had done a lot of weight training through out his life, and even provided Arnold Schwarzeneggar with security as a side job in the past.
He was no slouch, and generally we all looked at him as a serious badass. If this guy says Snickers are no worse for you than a protein bar, I believe it.
Eat more Snickers.
Just be sure you actually exercise and are active. You can't just eat anything you want, and sit on your ass and expect to look good and be healthy.
I remember standing in my bosses office earlier in my career one day while he was reviewing some project I had been working on. On his desk was a twix bar and a liter bottle of mountain dew. He wasn't much of a man, slightly feminine, 165lbs at best and probably around 6'2".
I remember standing over his shoulder as I listened to him belittle the quality of my work. I stood 6 foot, 225lbs at about 10.5-11% body fat at that point thinking about how easy it would be for my to crush his tiny little head.
Weeks later he died in a plane crash - private plane went down over the Rockies, Big Bopper style. I replaced his now vacant role and started eating twix and drinking mountain dew.
I now have a corner office with a view of the Atlantic but weigh 205 at 16% body fat. If only his plane hadn't gone down or if only he hadn't eaten twix - Still can't decide which is worse.
originalman
05-24-2017, 02:29 PM
http://i.imgur.com/gPSJWuw.gif
https://i.imgur.com/ncZDCmf.jpg
NachtMystium
05-24-2017, 02:52 PM
I remember standing in my bosses office earlier in my career one day while he was reviewing some project I had been working on. On his desk was a twix bar and a liter bottle of mountain dew. He wasn't much of a man, slightly feminine, 165lbs at best and probably around 6'2".
I remember standing over his shoulder as I listened to him belittle the quality of my work. I stood 6 foot, 225lbs at about 10.5-11% body fat at that point thinking about how easy it would be for my to crush his tiny little head.
Weeks later he died in a plane crash - private plane went down over the Rockies, Big Bopper style. I replaced his now vacant role and started eating twix and drinking mountain dew.
I now have a corner office with a view of the Atlantic but weigh 205 at 16% body fat. If only his plane hadn't gone down or if only he hadn't eaten twix - Still can't decide which is worse.
now THIS is podracing!!
Lhancelot
05-24-2017, 02:57 PM
I remember standing in my bosses office earlier in my career one day while he was reviewing some project I had been working on. On his desk was a twix bar and a liter bottle of mountain dew. He wasn't much of a man, slightly feminine, 165lbs at best and probably around 6'2".
I remember standing over his shoulder as I listened to him belittle the quality of my work. I stood 6 foot, 225lbs at about 10.5-11% body fat at that point thinking about how easy it would be for my to crush his tiny little head.
Weeks later he died in a plane crash - private plane went down over the Rockies, Big Bopper style. I replaced his now vacant role and started eating twix and drinking mountain dew.
I now have a corner office with a view of the Atlantic but weigh 205 at 16% body fat. If only his plane hadn't gone down or if only he hadn't eaten twix - Still can't decide which is worse.
I am suspicious now.
Did you really have to "fix" his plane to go down?
I mean wasn't there enough Twix in that machine for the both of you?
My favorite Scarface quote: Frank to Tony, "never underestimate the OTHER guy's greed!"
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