This could be true, machines often say a certain weight but weight and feel much lighter
This is what I suspect. Most machines will have an engravement/sticker that says weight is 50% lighter then indicated.
This could be true, machines often say a certain weight but weight and feel much lighter
This is what I suspect. Most machines will have an engravement/sticker that says weight is 50% lighter then indicated.
There are many variations of deadlifts. I am talking about these kind. I am assuming you are talking about these kind. If you are talking about the kind in the first video, then I'm gonna call you out and say you're a fraud, because no one who weighs 132lbs can deadlift 400lbs correctly.
If you're using a machine and the weight says you're doing 405lbs, chances are you're actually doing 205lbs.
Im actually talking about conventional deadlifting the one you posted in the first link not off the pins. Sorry to burst your bubble but i did lift 180kg @ 60kg raw, feel free to pm me for a link to youtube. Hatters gonna hate
I'm not a hater. I'm also not a liar. Post the video.
Im actually talking about conventional deadlifting the one you posted in the first link not off the pins. Sorry to burst your bubble but i did lift 180kg @ 60kg raw, feel free to pm me for a link to youtube. Hatters gonna hate
I'm not a hater. I'm also not a liar. Post the video.
Inboxed the video
We've taken the discussion to PM's.
I'm not fat, but I do work out regularly.
I want my abs to be visible even when they're not under some special lighting.
What exercises can I do at home (including running and jump rope outdoors) that will help me achieve my goal?
And what should I eat?
Please recommend me common food that I can just get at a local cvs or a supermarket![]()
Nice one. I was getting a bit fat too(stomach), started to go to gym, will work with my body more.
Have a lot of plans what to do. Probably will make some diary also, with some pictures or so and will public at the moment when I will see a difference which I will like.
Good luck, nice job, but do not stop, keep going.
jumproping for cardio is always good and running do both regularly, for abs you can do crunches, oblique workouts, some examples are leg raises for lower abs, something similar to leg raises called suit cases. I know teh moves but some names are unclear so you would have to look up ab workouts.
as for eating, cut the carbs is #1 and no bread. raw nuts, apples, celery [VERY good], spinach is very good too...any greens, salads and stuff like that is low in carbs and very good for you, also for stuff like breakfast instead of a bagel or something try getting a cereal called "Go Lean" by Kashi...its about 30g of carbs in 1 cup which is ehh kinda ok but the thing is its good carbs and everything else in the cereal is healthy for you. you can get that form trader joes, but eat 1cup of cereal with 1 cup of milk in teh morning u dont really wanna exceed that, and trust me u get used to it. so pretty much cut carbs, and stay away from red meat like steak or something and have more of grilled chicken or fish/raw fish. Any more questions about food or anything feel free to PM me!
Cutting on carbs? But I'm a Korean!
Rice is our main food.
But yeah, never really finished an entire bowl before.
And I always eat cereal in the morning
raw nuts, meh
apples, hmm
celery?
aww yeah, sounds good.
How's canned tuna though? Never really minded eating a single can for dinner.
Dropping 10lbs in a month is reasonable, especially since you've already been close to that weight. You can do it DG4L.I expect an update in 2 weeks saying you're at 175lbs!
Goals include: Benching 225 lbs, Curling 45 lbs (dumbbells), Deadlifting 250 lbs.

