yo all GYM HEADS ENTER (last thread i'l ever make if i get a good answer)

[Askari]

Originally Posted by ChiefChainz

what exactly is the HIIT thing , can u gimme the basics of what u did for 12 weeks? i'll do the same thing and be jacked like this guy in the picture, so far i just chill on the treadmil for 10-15 mins a few days a week and lift random weights but nothing with intensity, how do i incorporate high intensity into my workouts?



and to vitrol. i'm to lazy to make account elsewhere and letsbeef has alotta emcees who stay fit so i'm interested how they manage their success

My advice (this is NOT gospel) is if you want to get pumped like that dude then eat a shit load (keep it clean as possible) and push yourself lifting in the gym. work out a regime to work out seperate muscle groups each day to avoid injury eg Monday Arms, Shoulders & Back, Tuesday Chest & Tri's, Wednesday Legs, Thursday Abs & cardio. That's my personal routine with a weekend recovery but you don't have to do it that way; do what ever works for you.

This is the cardio exercise I was doing -
I did this 4 - 5 days a week mixed with some light weights, tough ab & press-up exercises and very strict nutrition and the fat dropped off of me. However - as stated previously - I gained ZERO muscle and ended up with a cool sixpack but twigs for arms and a fucking pigeon chest man. I was ripped but I ws skinny as hell, no chick wants a dude like that. From personal experience the best thing you can do is keep the cardio to a minimum for now and focus on getting your form in check; lift PROPERLY before you start lifting heavy. Deadlifts, military presses, bench presses and front rows seem to work well for me as basically a beginner to weightlifting. I also do squats on leg days. Start by consuming more calories than your guideline daily amount - plenty plenty protein eg chicken and fish (recommended protein to gain muscle is 1g per pound of body weight, for example I weigh 160 lbs so I try to get 161g of protein per day) - and make sure you work hard in the gym. After the "bulk" you can start the "cutting" phase; this is where the originally mentioned HIIT comes in.

I know this is a SHIT load of information, and it's not guaranteed to work for everyone, I'm just letting you know what worked/is working for me currently.

Check out Mike Chang, The Hodge Twins & Scooby on YouTube for some free and helpful advice on all aspects of getting in shape. Find what works best for you, plan a regime and stick to it.

Or better yet; go to the gym and consult a personal trainer.

[Askari]

Originally Posted by ChiefChainz

what exactly is the HIIT thing , can u gimme the basics of what u did for 12 weeks? i'll do the same thing and be jacked like this guy in the picture, so far i just chill on the treadmil for 10-15 mins a few days a week and lift random weights but nothing with intensity, how do i incorporate high intensity into my workouts?



and to vitrol. i'm to lazy to make account elsewhere and letsbeef has alotta emcees who stay fit so i'm interested how they manage their success

My advice (this is NOT gospel) is if you want to get pumped like that dude then eat a shit load (keep it clean as possible) and push yourself lifting in the gym. work out a regime to work out seperate muscle groups each day to avoid injury eg Monday Arms, Shoulders & Back, Tuesday Chest & Tri's, Wednesday Legs, Thursday Abs & cardio. That's my personal routine with a weekend recovery but you don't have to do it that way; do what ever works for you.

This is the cardio exercise I was doing -
I did this 4 - 5 days a week mixed with some light weights, tough ab & press-up exercises and very strict nutrition and the fat dropped off of me. However - as stated previously - I gained ZERO muscle and ended up with a cool sixpack but twigs for arms and a fucking pigeon chest man. I was ripped but I ws skinny as hell, no chick wants a dude like that. From personal experience the best thing you can do is keep the cardio to a minimum for now and focus on getting your form in check; lift PROPERLY before you start lifting heavy. Deadlifts, military presses, bench presses and front rows seem to work well for me as basically a beginner to weightlifting. I also do squats on leg days. Start by consuming more calories than your guideline daily amount - plenty plenty protein eg chicken and fish (recommended protein to gain muscle is 1g per pound of body weight, for example I weigh 160 lbs so I try to get 161g of protein per day) - and make sure you work hard in the gym. After the "bulk" you can start the "cutting" phase; this is where the originally mentioned HIIT comes in.

I know this is a SHIT load of information, and it's not guaranteed to work for everyone, I'm just letting you know what worked/is working for me currently.

Check out Mike Chang, The Hodge Twins & Scooby on YouTube for some free and helpful advice on all aspects of getting in shape. Find what works best for you, plan a regime and stick to it.

Or better yet; go to the gym and consult a personal trainer.