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Pre Contest Diet

November 1, 2008

Wake

  • 20 minutes on Eliptical

Meal

  1. Oatmeal & Egg Beaters.  P= 31, C=69, F=2
  2. Protein Shake.  P= 72, C=6, F=3
  3. Tuna.  P= 28, C=0, F=1
  4. Chicken Breast X2.  P= 36, C=0, F=2
Train
5.  Protein Shake.  P= 72, C=6, F=3
6.  Chicken Breast X2.  P= 36, C=0, F=2
7.  Protein Shake.  P= 72, C=6, F=3
Total Calories = 2110 Calories.
  • 30 minutes on Eliptical

Sleep.

(meals are spaced about 2hours apart.)

Typical Leg Routine

October 29, 2008
I’ve gotten a couple request for me to post my leg routine so here she is:
I usually hit legs around 5-6pm.
  1. -10 minute warm up on the eliptical to get blood flowing
  2. -Smith Machine Squats
  • warm up with 135lbs x 12reps then stretch.
  • 225lbs x 12reps followed by another round of leg stretches
  • 315lbs x 12reps.  I usually use a belt from this point on. stretch.
  • 405lbs x 8reps. stretch
  • 455lbs x 6 reps.
3.  Leg Presses (usually done on a fixed weight machine cause that’s all I have access to.) For this reason I go strict and deep because your unable to pack on a huge amount of weight.
  • warm up with 200lbs x 12reps
  • 400lbs x 18reps x 2sets
4.  Hamstring Curls.
  • Lying legs curls.  150lbs x 16reps
  • One legged leg curls 80lbs x 12reps x 2sets
  • Lying leg curls.  150lbs x 12reps
5.  Calves (Smith Machine)
  • 225lbs x 21reps (warm up)
  • 315lbs x 21reps
  • 405lbs x 21reps
I then do giant sets were I repeat the last two working sets one after another twice.
example.
  • 315lbs x 21reps immediately proceeded by 405lbs x 21reps. Rest for 60 seconds and repeat this 2-3 times.

My Offseason training is pretty much the same just a bit more weight on the bigger lifts.

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October 29, 2008

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