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If there’s one way to maintain all your meat and increase fat loss, joint stability, and core strength while feeling brutally challenged and mentally stimulated at the same time, then this is it.

Bring on Suspension Training!

By: Mike Scialabba Added: Sept 1st, 2010
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    Senior Member TheGimp's Avatar
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    Bring out TheGimp!!!

    These were going to be before and after progress pics, but there's barely any noticable difference

    This is me 8 weeks ago
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    And this is me today

    Note the lack of ab hair, I hoped it might help bring out some definition, so much for that idea
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    Bicep
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    Quads. What quads?
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    More wheels, such as they are
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    Senior Member TheGimp's Avatar
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    Stats are 130 @ 5' 5"

    Been lifting quite badly for about a year now, only recently started doing things properly. These 8 weeks were spent 4 weeks of bulking (my first bulk) and 4 weeks of cutting. Net gain in weight was 3 lbs

    Comments, questions, scathing critiques, bring it on

    Edit: anyone fancy guesstimating my bodyfat % ?
    Last edited by TheGimp; 06-13-2003 at 11:58 AM.

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    Your weight is what I was at for most of my adult life. If I were you, I would bulk for a long time?
    Keep at it
    Last edited by Rygar; 06-13-2003 at 08:28 PM.

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    what's your routine and diet look like?
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    Senior Member TheGimp's Avatar
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    Was on WBB #1 for these 8 weeks, gotten bored of that so I'm going to come up with something new but havent quite decided yet. Obviously some bulking is on the agenda but I am wary of getting "fat" over summer.

    Diet could be where I am letting myself down. I'm fairly sure I eat all the right stuff - I'm vegetarian so that includes stuff like ww bread and natty pb, lots of soy meat replacement, quorn etc. I get my fat from olive oil wherever possible. 5 or 6 meals a day. I supplement with flax oil and a multivit. The part where I'm letting myself down is I don't really track everything. I'm certainly capable of doing so - when I first got interested in transforming my body I was 145 lbs and about 20% body fat and I got rid of it by dieting (and cardio) and keeping track of all my calories. Right now tho I just kinda wing it, when I was bulking if I was hungry I wouldnt worry about eating, when I was cutting I'd put it off and eat smaller portion sizes and fill myself up on veggies. I think this is going to have to change tho as I want to do a slow controlled bulk and minimise the amount of fat I gain.

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    Adequate protein intake is very difficult if you're a vegetarian. Good luck and don't give up.




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    To me you look like you lost some noticable LBM, a few pounds. I say bulk up u dont look too shabby, just add some more LBM
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    Now that you mention it I see what you mean, but I'm fairly sure thats just down to me sucking at posing. I certainly haven't lost any strength and I did gain weight - according to my tanita scale (which I don't really trust ) some fat, some lbm

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    When I saw your pic I thought man those are some damn decent guns for 8 weeks and 130lbs.

    Keep at it man.

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    Your legs look pretty good. Of course anybody who is our height can do three squats and have 26 inch legs. Tee hee.

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    Originally posted by WestyHeadbanger
    When I saw your pic I thought man those are some damn decent guns for 8 weeks and 130lbs.
    That's one of the nicest things any one has ever said to me

    Originally posted by Budiak
    Your legs look pretty good. Of course anybody who is our height can do three squats and have 26 inch legs. Tee hee.
    One of the VERY few advantages to being this tall (or should I say short?)

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    hey man do you take any protien shakes?...get yourself some egg or casien protein shakes through the day to suplemment the lack of....I asume you get plenty of soy
    Last edited by CanadianFreak; 09-27-2003 at 05:21 PM.

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    Old thread I now take a blend of whey, caesin and egg white with breakfast, pre and post workout and before bed

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    Im a veggi, and Im getting results from protein shakes

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    Bring out The Gimp! (that was a great movie) lol

    Damn, dude, you're using a lot of protein powders! Can you eat cottage cheese?

    Congratulations on losing all of that body fat.


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    Been 3 months now.... Let's see some progress pics...
    Weight: 194.0 lbs.Height: 5' 11"
    Raw PR's 425/340/534
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    Put on size and git Strong(er)
    Raw Goals: 450 Squat, 365 Bench, 570 Deadlift

    "Weak points come from not doing the things you suck at doing." -Dave Tate

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    They're right here:

    http://www.wannabebigforums.com/show...threadid=37522

    But you're not missing much

    It might sound like a lot of protein powder, but its only a single scoop a time, and thats 15g of protein for my particular brand. Don't think I've ever had cottage cheese I tend to avoid dairy though. I also don't have any problem meeting 1g of protein/lb of body weight
    Last edited by TheGimp; 09-29-2003 at 04:30 PM.

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