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Contrast Training for Size

Contrast training is a unique way to optimize results. Read this article by Lee Boyce about how to incorporate it into your training to pack on lean muscle mass.

By: Lee Boyce Added: March 25th, 2013
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    Thunderstruck RinkerxX's Avatar
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    Cheap diet plan?

    I honestly could care less what it consists of, I just need a cheap list of foods I should get that are diet worthy? Veggies and fruits are getting ridiculously high in price.. But please share an alternative? (canned? frozen?)


    I don't get to much exercise now.. maybe cardio 3 times a week.. 1 hour each time..

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    Buy your meats at the warehouse clubs like Costco. Buy the big huge packages and then devide them up at home. We buy a bunch of steaks or whatever and then seperate them, rewrap them individually, and freeze them. It saves some money and you don't have to go shopping as much.

    I do the same thing with some of the veggies. I buy canned veggies by the case at Costco. You could also start a garden and grow some of your own.
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    I watch for specials at my local store! They do BOGO on meats during the week and have a frequent shopper card and give out coupons! I watch to make it all count. As far as specific foods,look for generic brands of canned veggies(I like green beans and spinach),frozen broccoli and cauliflower is good(especially with cheese),cottage cheese is good! Eggs are relitivly cheap and good protein. Cook larger quantities of freezable foods such as chili's and stews and freeze them and reheat them!
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    Eggs, cottage cheese, milk, oats, rice, potatoes, pasta, peanut butter, nuts, ground beef, cereal, and the list could go on forever.
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    Thanks I never thought of making huge portions of stews and chili's and freezing them.. Im gonna do this

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    I am single and live alone! I have no choice or I waste tons of food!
    "The deadlift is more functional in that it’s very hard to imagine a more useful application of strength than picking heavy *h*t up off the ground" Rip

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    Bench (245) (275) 285x1x1 335
    Dead (385)* (445) 435x1x1 505
    Squat (320) (355) 355X1X1 405
    Squat (195) (275) 20 Reppers!
    (950) (1075) 1075 1245 Goals (Not including 20 reps)
    5'10" 288Lbs 02/01/2011 Goal Weight 230 On my way back from a Break!

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    Quote Originally Posted by RinkerxX View Post
    I honestly could care less what it consists of, I just need a cheap list of foods I should get that are diet worthy? Veggies and fruits are getting ridiculously high in price.. But please share an alternative? (canned? frozen?)


    I don't get to much exercise now.. maybe cardio 3 times a week.. 1 hour each time..
    Canned tuna
    Chicken
    Eggs
    more eggs
    ground beef
    a few more eggs
    frozen and canned veggies
    peanut butter (the cheaper kind, natty is more expensive usually)
    pasta (fk whole grain, if I watch 1 more commercial saying "i switched to whole grain" I'm going to gun down a puppy)
    more peanut butter
    if bulking, eating clean gets expensive so:
    mac and cheese
    hot dogs
    ooodles o noodles
    extra peanut butter (and marshmallow fluff, and chocolate syrup, and nanners, and bread...mmmmmm)

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    what about GOMAD?

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