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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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  1. #1
    Wannabebig Member
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    What is and What should never be

    Hi, my name is Ari (short for Arielle). I am 19, soon to be 20. I am 5'5 and 160. I am not sure of my body fat; but I am quite sure it is too much, lol.

    I was hit by a car, a while back, and was laid up for quite some time. Now that casts are gone and pt is over, I want to lose some weigh and replace the unnecessary fat with muscle.

    By starting this log, I hope to stay focus and achieve my goals. To me, putting in writing is a big step in the right direction. The next big step will be to change my eating habits. I have become accustomed to eating at night and staying up late at night. Of course, I have eating the worst things at night: cookies, cake, ice cream. Beginning tomorrow, I plan to replace the sweets with fruits. Also, I am making salads the choice for lunch and dinner. I will not say diet because it would be over be I start. So I will just say, I will make healthier choices when it comes to food. At the moment, I am inclined to having a workout plan of lower body and upper body on alternate days. At least, two days of cardio.

    That is about it for now.

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    Iron4Life
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    Welcome to WBB Angel... sorry to hear about your accident.. but it sounds like the recovery has given you some new motivation.

    Take a look at a information on WBB.. especially the journals... there are more then a few folks like yourself that have overcome accidents, handicaps, being too thin or too fat, too tall or too short, etc... to build and continue to build their physiques and strength.

    May I also recommend taking a look at the following WBB programs:
    http://www.wannabebig.com/category.php?cat=4
    or Baby got Back:
    http://www.wannabebig.com/article.php?articleid=255

    Take a look at www.fitday.com for monitoring your diet...

    And take a look at Exrx for a listing of different exercises...
    http://www.exrx.net/Lists/Directory.html

    and try to search WBB for answers to questions.. before posting.. you may save yourself some slamming... LOL

    Good luck on your goals.
    Last edited by Bob; 06-25-2006 at 09:53 AM.

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  4. #3
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    Thanks so much bearwolf for your welcome and suggestions. The WBB routine will fit perfectly in with my schedule. Two of my friends are willing to workout with me. We all agree that a Monday, Wednesday, Friday schedule will suit all of ours schedules.

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    Chest

    Flat Barbell Bench press: 2 x 6
    Low Incline Dumbbell Press: 2 x 6
    Dips: 2 x 6

    Back

    Chin ups: 2 x3
    Deadlifts: 2 x6
    Barbell Rows: 2 x 6
    Shrugs: 1 x 10

    All in all, things went good today. My buddies wanted to go here and there after work; but I knew if I did not start, it would be another couple of months before I did again. In any event, I went to gym alone.

    Tomorrow, I am going to visit a friend, who lives on the 16th floor. I will get off on the 6th floor and walk up. I will do this again on Thursday. Maybe, I can get him to join me, lol. Well, eventually

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    No weight posting?

    Good luck on your goals!
    Face it: biceps are the muscle that classifies you as a muscle man.

    Striding across the fields, carrying a vorpal blade, cometh Clawhammer! And he gives a bloodthirsty bellow:

    "As sure as predators devour prey, I shall paint the town a sanguine shade of doom!!!"
    Hilarity

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    Thanks, Built. I have been fighting against getting on the pity pot. However, it sucks really hard that it is summer and I am wearing baggy clothes, lol.

    Ok, I have not gotten on the cardio wagon yet. I did do a 30 jumping jacks and was a bit out of breath. Lol, that's an understatement. I will go for the stairs tomorrow.

    Legs

    Squats: 2 x 6
    Hack Squats: 2 x 6
    Leg Curls: 2 x6
    Straight Legged Deadlifts: 2 x 6
    Standing Calve Raises: 2 x 10

    Next week, I am planning on replacing the hack squats with lunges. Maybe I am weird: I like lunges, lol.

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    Does your journal title have anything to do with the Led Zeppelin song by the same name?

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    Yes, it does.

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