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AlwaysStrivin

"I hope that I may be able to glorify God through my lifting and hopefully show others the love of Christ. I just finished my first competition with an excellent Christian run organization. It's time to recomp and add more mass for next time."

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AlwaysStrivin's Stats for New Workout, New Diet, New Adam?
Created:10/19/2006
Last Modified:10/19/2006
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New Workout, New Diet, New Adam?

I recently recieved some advice from some who I would say is a seasoned Bodybuilder.  He told me to make some modifications to my diet and to my workout routine.  I ate healthy before, but it may not have been the best diet plan for me.  My workout was also not the best either.  I was doing a five day/week mass building routine that works well for beginners I suppose.  I was able to put on a solid 20lbs(roughly 10Kg) in a little under a year.  Then I came to a point where I was not getting any bigger and I was not getting any stronger.  I delt with this frustration for nearly a year and then decided to ask people in one of the many forums at the BBing.com site.  I was met with numerous replies telling me that I needed to change my workout to a strength training program.  Specifically, the Westside for Skinny Bas***** routine.  So I did.  I’ve been on the workout for a week now.  Obviously, I cannot give any kind of legitimate update because I have not been doing it long enough to see the results.  With the large amount of compelling evidence I found online, I feel like this workout will certainly help me reach my mass and strength goals.  On another note, I did change my diet and am eating lots of protein, lots of good carbs, and taking my EFA’s.  I instituted the dietary change two weeks ago, and I must say that the results have been great.  I have actually leaned up and gotten a bit stronger.  I will continue to keep my strict diet and exercise routines for an undermined period.  I will post progress pictures in December to see how roughly 8-10 weeks will change me.  So the questions still remains to be answered, will the new workout and new diet result in a new Adam?  We will see.  There’s a link to my training journal in my body space under my forum signature.  Check out my progress and leave me some feedback.

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