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Re: bulkers corner

Postby barnz2k » Wed Feb 02, 2011 11:14 pm

thestoatyone wrote:Potato waffles are what I eat when I'm on a hash brown sandwich detox...


Love it! haha

No bread for me (GI) so I have started using potato waffles as like a toast replacement. Cheaper than crappy GF bread and more calories! :D

Also loads of nuts, hummus, coconut milk. All pretty calorific!
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Re: bulkers corner

Postby thestoatyone » Fri Feb 04, 2011 12:39 am

Yeah that makes sense, fried smoked tempeh between a couple of waffles has got to be a nice little bulking snack...
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Re: bulkers corner

Postby barnz2k » Sat Feb 19, 2011 11:46 pm

75kgs now

Ditched the gym, entering the home workout phase.

Bench, Adjustable height squat/bench rack, olympic bar with 85KG weights, decline bench, Door gym for chin ups, pull ups etc.
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Re: bulkers corner

Postby benzilla » Mon Feb 21, 2011 11:38 am

I dropped back to 84kg.... now i'm back on the bulking bandwagon after some cycling races, back up to 88kg and still keen to get to triple figures.
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Re: bulkers corner

Postby Meshounah » Thu Mar 03, 2011 1:33 am

Weighed in at 125lbs this morning(I'm one small fucker, I know) Trying to hit 140ish for potential martial arts in the future. Following a 5x5 Bench/squat routine with Ab workouts thrown in.

Few questions: Been eating ~3000 calories daily, is this too much, too little? I'm a hardgainer no doubt. however I'd say in relation to my bodyweight I'm pretty damn strong ;)

I'm having trouble eating in the morning, I almost puke trying to finish a one-slice PB sandwich. Is there any tricks to rev up my early morning appetite?
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Re: bulkers corner

Postby Talyn » Thu Mar 03, 2011 8:08 am

Meshounah wrote:Few questions: Been eating ~3000 calories daily, is this too much, too little? I'm a hardgainer no doubt. however I'd say in relation to my bodyweight I'm pretty damn strong ;)


It's pretty easy... if your weight keeps going up, even like 1lb every week or two, then keep at it, if it doesn't, have an extra sandwich each day.

Meshounah wrote:I'm having trouble eating in the morning, I almost puke trying to finish a one-slice PB sandwich. Is there any tricks to rev up my early morning appetite?


I also have trouble eating in the morning. I get around that by not eating anything, and eating much more the evening before instead, when I'm actually hungry.
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Re: bulkers corner

Postby buzz » Thu Mar 03, 2011 10:42 am

Trying to pack back on a couple KG's of LEAN MUSCLE just so I don't fade away to nothing, but struggling! Yesterday I had;

9.30am 4 slices white bread with marg

11.30am waited outside chippy for it to open, got a bag of chips with salt and vinegar

3.30pm purefit bar (out of date by 6 months - tasted rank then, still tastes rank now), half litre choccie soya milk, 4 waffles

8.30pm 250g dry weight spaghetti with spinach, half a bulb of garlic, chilli, oil, potatoes, one piece broccoli, one mushroom, one piece sweet potato

9.30pm purefit bar - still rank

Weighed in at 95.7kg after all that.
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Re: bulkers corner

Postby baldy » Thu Mar 03, 2011 10:54 am

buzz wrote:Weighed in at 95.7kg after all that.

I cant believe you are that skinny, that is probably the same weight Brad Pitt was in snatch.
You not tempted to start the "Death Shakes"?
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Re: bulkers corner

Postby buzz » Thu Mar 03, 2011 11:47 am

baldy wrote:
buzz wrote:Weighed in at 95.7kg after all that.

I cant believe you are that skinny, that is probably the same weight Brad Pitt was in snatch.
You not tempted to start the "Death Shakes"?


Similar, but even more SHREDDED.

Aye, might nail a death shake a day, extra 1000 calories a day would put me back up to 'Baldyweight'. It shall be done! Coconut milk, choccie milk, fuckload of waxy maize, maybe some oats, wee bit protein. That shall be the recipe.
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Re: bulkers corner

Postby SpugFab » Thu Mar 03, 2011 12:07 pm

buzz wrote:9.30am 4 slices white bread with marg

11.30am waited outside chippy for it to open, got a bag of chips with salt and vinegar

Just registering my concern.

Maybe we can have a VF whipround and buy buzz a cookbook?
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Re: bulkers corner

Postby baldy » Fri Mar 11, 2011 10:23 am

SpugFab wrote:Maybe we can have a VF whipround and buy buzz a cookbook?

I think Buzz actually has inherited the Edinburgh cults cookbook library. Maybe he is "cooking" too many meals from the raw juice book and not enough from the veganomicon?

Had a little cut while I was on holiday and not training as hard. Weight to +-95kg, just nailed 1l of soya milk. Next stop 105kg (unless I decide to stay ripped to compete in a specific class).
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Re: bulkers corner

Postby baldy » Tue Mar 15, 2011 9:37 am

Why is it so hard to eat 4 weetabix?
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Re: bulkers corner

Postby JP » Tue Mar 15, 2011 10:05 am

baldy wrote:Why is it so hard to eat 4 weetabix?


because its too few, nail 8, and when you are at your fourth its piss easy.
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Re: bulkers corner

Postby xJimx » Tue Mar 15, 2011 10:09 am

My 6 year old daughter ate 4 Weetabix in one sitting recently. Jus' saying :wink:
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Re: bulkers corner

Postby baldy » Tue Mar 15, 2011 10:21 am

JP wrote:
baldy wrote:Why is it so hard to eat 4 weetabix?


because its too few, nail 8, and when you are at your fourth its piss easy.

I am planning to use a progressive routine, adding 0.25 of a weetabix extra every morning until I throw up.
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