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Posted on 11/7/23 at 9:44 pm to FieldEngineer
70s Big day 2- 12 sets of squats at my new 1RM / new training max was tough considering the TM is 45# heavier than what I used in squatober…
Posted on 11/8/23 at 1:01 am to EyeOfTheFeTiger
has anybody done the 2 leg based programs House of the Rising Buns or Let’s Get Peachy? I’m between those 2 or big back billy for next week
Posted on 11/8/23 at 5:19 am to cfish140
Day 7 BF 2
Big Three Strength
So, it turns out that I really like hitting Back Squat, Bench Press, and Deadlifts all in the same workout.
I'm glad I bought this program. It's just what I needed after Squatober. My knees are already feeling better.
I was planning on extending this through December, but I'm waffling now. Deadcember is starting to call my name.
Big Three Strength
So, it turns out that I really like hitting Back Squat, Bench Press, and Deadlifts all in the same workout.
I'm glad I bought this program. It's just what I needed after Squatober. My knees are already feeling better.
I was planning on extending this through December, but I'm waffling now. Deadcember is starting to call my name.
Posted on 11/8/23 at 8:09 am to Tiger_n_Texas
Christmas Big Bench
W2D2
I'm already feeling it today. There was nothing exotic today. Everything was just your basic lifts (besides the BB butt rollups for grip). With that said, I'm already feeling tight.
Bench, SS squat and chin-ups, OHP, BB curl, and the BB wrist roll ups
I can't recall any point where I've been able to do a pull-up or chin-up. Since I've started working out, I always use one of the assist machines with a counterweight. I've gotten the counterweight down to -20, sometimes -15. Today I started at -20 and it was too easy. Moved to -15 for the 2nd set and -5 for the 3rd set (it doesn't have standard 5/10# increments). I decided to ditch the counter weight for the last set. I didn't complete the set, but I did do 2 full chin-ups from a dead hang. Definitely a win in my book.
W2D2
I'm already feeling it today. There was nothing exotic today. Everything was just your basic lifts (besides the BB butt rollups for grip). With that said, I'm already feeling tight.
Bench, SS squat and chin-ups, OHP, BB curl, and the BB wrist roll ups
I can't recall any point where I've been able to do a pull-up or chin-up. Since I've started working out, I always use one of the assist machines with a counterweight. I've gotten the counterweight down to -20, sometimes -15. Today I started at -20 and it was too easy. Moved to -15 for the 2nd set and -5 for the 3rd set (it doesn't have standard 5/10# increments). I decided to ditch the counter weight for the last set. I didn't complete the set, but I did do 2 full chin-ups from a dead hang. Definitely a win in my book.
Posted on 11/8/23 at 9:29 am to Tiger_n_Texas
So I bought the Eatin Think document a few weeks ago and finally opened it. Do any of y'all actually follow that? It seems like a ton of calories and not all that healthy. Not sure how a normal human could ever eat that much in 5 meals a day. Kinda want my money back.
This post was edited on 11/8/23 at 9:35 am
Posted on 11/8/23 at 10:10 am to JL
quote:
Do any of y'all actually follow that?
I don't exactly but the 3 meals a day without the milk is like 2500 calories. That's what I would eat if I were cutting. Meals are all protein/carb/veg/fruit.
I do wonder what a "big serving of spaghetti" is though. Especially when a 1/3 of the plate is this and 1/2 the plate is that.
Posted on 11/8/23 at 10:29 am to JL
quote:
So I bought the Eatin Think document a few weeks ago and finally opened it. Do any of y'all actually follow that? It seems like a ton of calories and not all that healthy. Not sure how a normal human could ever eat that much in 5 meals a day. Kinda want my money back.
its more for high school kids trying to gain weight, not a guy sitting in an office all day
i added it up, for the 3 meals a day plan, first one listed, its about 4000 calories, 300g protein, ~300g carbs, `175g fat
assuming the following
Breakfast-
-center cut bacon- 4 strips
-6 eggs
-2 pieces basic white bread, no condiments
-grapes the fruit
-16oz fairlife whole milk
Lunch-
-3 chicken thighs- 12oz skinless, boneless
-1/2 pack uncle bens ready rice jasmine
-green beans
-grapes as fruit
-16 oz fairlife whole milk
Dinner-
-12oz 88/12 ground beef
-1 cup cajun power spag sauce
-1 cup spag noodles
-1/2 container little potato company microwave potatoes
-green beens
-grapes
-16oz fairlife whole milk
cals-4016
protein-303
carbs-292
fat-178
looks pretty good for a high school athlete. could easily cut back on some of the fat though.
but you could always reduce the portion sizes for you as an adult to something like this
Breakfast-
-3 free range eggs mixed with 1/2 cup low fat cottage cheese and scrambled
-2 pieces center cut bacon
-2 xtreme wellness high fiber wraps
-low fat cheddar cheese
snack-
-fairlife core power 25g protein shake
lunch-
-8oz boneless skinless chicken breast
-1/2 pack of uncle bens jasmine ready rice
-green beans
snack-
-fairlife core power 25g protein shake
dinner-
-8oz 93/7 ground beef
-1 cup cajun power spag sauce
-1 cup spag noodles
that cuts it down to something around the following
cals- 2186
pro-219
carbs- 161
fat-78
just have to make subs and cut portions down to fit your lifestyle. but what i recommend to high school kids aint too far off from what he recommends. but have to understand that the milk alone is somewhere between 675 and 900, you can cut around 130 cals out just switching that to fat free. cut the fattier cuts of meat out for leaner cuts and that adds up in and of itself.
Posted on 11/8/23 at 12:13 pm to lsu777
Poppin’ back in here again.
Just started grasshopper this time I hope I can stick with it. Trying to get ahead of the holidays before I blink and gain 15 lbs
Just started grasshopper this time I hope I can stick with it. Trying to get ahead of the holidays before I blink and gain 15 lbs
Posted on 11/8/23 at 5:03 pm to Oakenshield
Can anyone give me an Oak Tree review. Think I want to run this 3 days a week paired with 3 days of running.
Posted on 11/8/23 at 5:28 pm to JohnDoe00
I just did the same exact thing and it worked well. Ran Mon, wed, fri and oak tree Tues, Thurs, and sat or sun. There are some Days where you have RFESS and lunges on the same day. I was way sore after those cause I wasn’t used to doing them. Don’t plan to run a few days after those.
This post was edited on 11/8/23 at 5:30 pm
Posted on 11/8/23 at 5:35 pm to JL
Arm farm day 2 finished. These are kicking my arse more than I remember.
Posted on 11/8/23 at 8:07 pm to EyeOfTheFeTiger
We are doing 70s big every other day and hit that leg day today. We decided to use our pr from squatober as our TM, and those 12 sets kicked our arse.
We ran Let’s get Peachy as a program party. It was honestly one of the hardest Ppsa programs I’ve run: it’s legs every day then a 4 day a week full body workout and if you got done by 90 minutes you were getting after it. I liked it but it was borderline too much
We ran Let’s get Peachy as a program party. It was honestly one of the hardest Ppsa programs I’ve run: it’s legs every day then a 4 day a week full body workout and if you got done by 90 minutes you were getting after it. I liked it but it was borderline too much
Posted on 11/9/23 at 8:00 am to Canuck Tiger
Be prepared for the DOMS from that workout hah. I did it Tuesday and my legs are sore as hell today. Going to be a fun 5 weeks
Posted on 11/9/23 at 9:11 am to Tiger_n_Texas
Christmas Big Bench
W2D3
Very nice workout today. I think day 3 each week will be my favorite. Pendlay rows and the close grip bench 21s are both new to me, but they're quickly becoming some favorites. Week 1 I played with the weights to figure out where I needed to start. I feel like I dialed those in this week. I'm using 47%TM for the 21s as that's where the burn started.
Bench, Pendlay Rows, CG Bench 21s, SS pushups/shrugs, and DB 90/90 wrist rotations
W2D3
Very nice workout today. I think day 3 each week will be my favorite. Pendlay rows and the close grip bench 21s are both new to me, but they're quickly becoming some favorites. Week 1 I played with the weights to figure out where I needed to start. I feel like I dialed those in this week. I'm using 47%TM for the 21s as that's where the burn started.
Bench, Pendlay Rows, CG Bench 21s, SS pushups/shrugs, and DB 90/90 wrist rotations
Posted on 11/9/23 at 9:29 am to EyeOfTheFeTiger
My legs feel fine today, but my chest and shoulders are actually STILL a little sore from benching Monday
Posted on 11/9/23 at 1:02 pm to Tiger_n_Texas
Thanks. I’d like to give one of the leg programs a shot but idk if my knees can handle it. Think I’ll play it safe for awhile longer and roll with BBB next week. Just walked into the 2nd to last day of hoodie 1
Posted on 11/9/23 at 2:08 pm to Aussie111
W1D3 and D4 Stacked and Jacked in the books: starting a new rating KMA (kicked me arse) 7/10
Cardio sections are an awesome arm/shoulder/tri/lat pump
Garmin Fenix 6 data:
D1: 1h23mins and 895 cals before a game of one of the best games of volleyball. I know AA has more specific sports related programs, but my games have improved a lot since starting BYIC, Squatober and S&J
D2: 1h15m and 885 cals yesterday. After a storm, I lost a lot of body water due to heat and humidity. Thankfully, I have a fridge full of water bottles and a heap of electrolytes powder satchels in my home gym.
Getting some 40-60min recovery walks done while on work lunches
This month is going to be a crazy ride that'll KMA to next month, but loving the process it all increasing slowly on repeated days with a sprinkling of different upper accessories and big cardio pumps. Perfect for after Squatober and before Deadcember
Cardio sections are an awesome arm/shoulder/tri/lat pump
Garmin Fenix 6 data:
D1: 1h23mins and 895 cals before a game of one of the best games of volleyball. I know AA has more specific sports related programs, but my games have improved a lot since starting BYIC, Squatober and S&J
D2: 1h15m and 885 cals yesterday. After a storm, I lost a lot of body water due to heat and humidity. Thankfully, I have a fridge full of water bottles and a heap of electrolytes powder satchels in my home gym.
Getting some 40-60min recovery walks done while on work lunches
This month is going to be a crazy ride that'll KMA to next month, but loving the process it all increasing slowly on repeated days with a sprinkling of different upper accessories and big cardio pumps. Perfect for after Squatober and before Deadcember
Posted on 11/9/23 at 3:31 pm to Aussie111
Love seeing your updates.
During Squatober I did my best to make sure I got the 30-45 min walk in every day. I think I missed maybe 2 weekdays the entire month, but made up for it on the weekends.
When I started Christmas Big Bench on 11/1, I decided I'd up my walking even more. I've been walking to and from the gym everyday; right at 2.6 mile roundtrip on a trail atop the levee around my neighborhood. I'm absolutely loving the morning walks. At 5:30AM, it's dark, cool, and quiet on the trail. I grab my black coffee, a headlamp, gym backpack, and get to walking.
Combine that with my pacing during set rests, I'm typically right around 10k steps by 8 am now. My average step count for Oct was 8400/day. So far in Nov, I'm at 13.2k/day. Throw in more strict 16/8 intermittent fasting, and I've dropped 5.1# just in Nov. Feeling great, sleeping better, and staying full easier.
During Squatober I did my best to make sure I got the 30-45 min walk in every day. I think I missed maybe 2 weekdays the entire month, but made up for it on the weekends.
When I started Christmas Big Bench on 11/1, I decided I'd up my walking even more. I've been walking to and from the gym everyday; right at 2.6 mile roundtrip on a trail atop the levee around my neighborhood. I'm absolutely loving the morning walks. At 5:30AM, it's dark, cool, and quiet on the trail. I grab my black coffee, a headlamp, gym backpack, and get to walking.
Combine that with my pacing during set rests, I'm typically right around 10k steps by 8 am now. My average step count for Oct was 8400/day. So far in Nov, I'm at 13.2k/day. Throw in more strict 16/8 intermittent fasting, and I've dropped 5.1# just in Nov. Feeling great, sleeping better, and staying full easier.
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