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FUK summer 2015 Six pack challenge = Ineff Challenge - Can you repeat his success

SOS Posted: Fri, 17/03/2006 - 2:16am

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So who wants a six pack/slim waist for the summer then?
GIRLS / BOYS/

Ineff went from been the guy you pushed past in the coat que to the guy you let pass you at the bar, all in a matter of months. Can you do the same?

Some Tips

Eat six times a day.
Eat three standard meals and three smaller snacks. For example:

8 a.m. BREAKFAST
11 a.m. SNACK
1 p.m. LUNCH
4 p.m. SNACK
6 p.m. DINNER
9 p.m. SNACK

1 For Fats stick with Mediterranean-style fats such as olive oil, fish, nuts and avocados, which do not promote heart disease or cancer, but do have health benefits such as lowering your cholesterol and protecting your joints.

2 Use nonfat dairy products high in calcium.

3 Drink more water. Water helps mobilize fat stores, while dehydration prompts stubborn fat to sit tight (or, more accurately, sit loose). Many weight-loss experts believe that drinking one ounce of water (or any noncaffeinated, nonalcoholic beverage) per pound of body weight is the formula for effective fat burning.

4 Avoid carbonated beverages. DIET COKE is not a real DIET drink. Get the Water!

5 Replace some starches with vegetables. Example replace half your rice, potatoes or pasta with a cup of a vegetable such as broccoli, cauliflower, green beans or zucchini. While a cup of white rice contains 240 calories, a cup of mixed steamed vegetables has only 50.

6 Don't eat a big evening meal and less/no carbs after 6.

7 Creatine helps burn fat. For years creatine has been used to pump up muscles, but it also helps burn calories. A study published in the International Journal of Sports Medicine showed that creatine can help you burn an extra 100 calories a day. Try five grams a day, taken after your workout, for at least six weeks.

8 Vary your caloric intake. Instead of eating the same thing day in and day out try a srict two days a week and moderately three days a week, then give yourself a little slack on the weekends. Never giving it the chance to kick in its primitive survival mechanism that stores fat when calories are cut back.

9 Pump up the protein. When you decrease your total calories, you need to increase your protein intake an extra 20 percent to maintain your muscle mass and keep your metabolism in high gear.

10 No sugar in Tea!And of course no crisps and chocolate.
(Try and cut the beer awell)

Do your cardio in the morning if you can , 3 times a week, 40 min sessions after a coffee.

FOODS

Breakfasts - Cereals, Oat like - Oatabix etc
Snacks and meals Play around with Eggs, Tuna, Pasta,Baked potatoes,brown rice, Fish , Some salads, But dont go nuts with the carbs and DO not eat until your full.


skream Posted: Sun, 29/07/2012 - 3:27pm
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thinking of learning a martial art. considering krav maga, muay thai or jujitsu (or a combination of two)

thoughts?


Peregrine Posted: Sun, 29/07/2012 - 4:42pm
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muay thai and jiu jitsu


CovOne Posted: Sun, 29/07/2012 - 7:14pm
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I had a session of Judo the other day. Never done a martial art but I thought it was wicked. Would recommend anyone to try it.

I did ask in the TV thread but if you read this Gawk do you know of a Judo coach called Jason Allen?


Burnzie Posted: Sun, 29/07/2012 - 8:19pm
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Definitely Muay Thai & BJJ. I do 3 days BJJ a week & 1 day Muay Thai.


Razorlight123 Posted: Mon, 30/07/2012 - 2:25am
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Razorlight123 wrote:

Guys I'm looking to bulk up, I'm currently 8.5stone = 119lbs.

What do you recommend I should do to put abit of mass on?

Two weeks and I'm 9.5 stone. Slight progress...


BennyB Posted: Mon, 30/07/2012 - 3:28am

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Lean bulk or just a weight gain?

Either way you need calorie surplus check your BMR then multiply by your exertion in the gym/job that you have to get an accurate read.

I hit 13 stone earlier this year. Been on a cut pretty much for 3 months now. I lost a stone to go on holiday but didnt shift as much body fat as i wanted, trying to address that at the moment. I have added is some calisthenetics chins and dips every set and trying to add more as i progress. Seeing good gains and starting to add weight to the chins after 4 weeks. Inspired by Ineff i may add.


jwool Posted: Mon, 30/07/2012 - 10:17am
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Does anyone have a leangains meal guide or would share their meal plan?

I've got no idea where to start trying to plan this and need it spelled out as simply as possible.


Double D Posted: Mon, 30/07/2012 - 11:12am

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weighed myself this morning, about a stone heavier than at christmas

that's pretty much all lean gains, can still get into 26" trews but my thighs won't let me put my phone in my pocket anymore


deuce Posted: Mon, 30/07/2012 - 11:14am
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26" trousers?


Noble Locks Posted: Mon, 30/07/2012 - 11:15am
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good work big fella. Cool


Double D Posted: Mon, 30/07/2012 - 11:23am

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Jordan wrote:

26" trousers?

yeah. don't buy that size anymore but i can still get into my self edge x sugarcanes at a push. 36" up top so buying suits is a complete cunt, trousers always straight to the tailors.


MuayThaiPimp Posted: Mon, 30/07/2012 - 11:21am
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squf wrote:

thinking of learning a martial art. considering krav maga, muay thai or jujitsu (or a combination of two)

thoughts?

Muay Thai!


harris Posted: Mon, 30/07/2012 - 12:26pm
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jwool wrote:

Does anyone have a leangains meal guide or would share their meal plan?

I've got no idea where to start trying to plan this and need it spelled out as simply as possible.

http://www.leangains.com/2010/04/leangains-guide.html

and www.rippedbody.jp <---this one probably explains more 'how-to' rather than the science etc.

You eat the same as normal 'bodybuilding diet', high protein, a lot of people do higher carb low fat on training days and vice versa for off days. How much depends on your body weight/composition.


Double D Posted: Mon, 30/07/2012 - 12:48pm

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^always done IF ever since i was a teen, funny

comes from having previously undiagnosed lactose intolerance i think, but i still fast til nearly midday as a rule of thumb


Hello World Posted: Mon, 30/07/2012 - 10:05pm
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dont think I can image a 26" waist, what is your wrist circumference?

http://www.bodybuilding.com/fun/drobson207.htm

etc.


gawkrodger Posted: Mon, 30/07/2012 - 11:12pm
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Obviously I'm biased, but BJJ is great. Where are you based? can give recommendations for many areas

Other decent arts/sports - mma,wrestling, judo, muay thai, boxing and some kickboxing. Fuck krav maga

CovOne wrote:

I had a session of Judo the other day. Never done a martial art but I thought it was wicked. Would recommend anyone to try it.

I did ask in the TV thread but if you read this Gawk do you know of a Judo coach called Jason Allen?

You will become a tough bastard if you stick with judo! ha. My judo is shite. should try and get to wolves judo club once a week.

Myknowledge of Judo is incredibly basic and only know the big names. Just googled Jason Allen's name and see he fights out of erdington Judo club. Whilst I don't know him, one of our black belts and a good mate of mine, teaches BJJ there a few times a week so they can improve their ne-waza (ground fighting)


skream Posted: Tue, 31/07/2012 - 3:00am
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thanks for the advice everyone Smiling judging by the responses i guess ill give muay thai, bjj and judo a go!

@gawk, i live in kingston-pon-thames. if you or anyone know a decent place near there, that would be grand


inverse square Posted: Tue, 31/07/2012 - 2:36am
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gawkrodger wrote:

Fuck krav maga

Rez (RIP) would disagree


Double D Posted: Tue, 31/07/2012 - 10:25am

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Hello World wrote:

dont think I can image a 26" waist, what is your wrist circumference?

http://www.bodybuilding.com/fun/drobson207.htm

etc.

about 6 inches, maybe a little under

i'm not far off the grecian proportions. apparently i need to work on my guns more, which is funny because i thought it was my thighs that were lagging


Trystero Posted: Tue, 31/07/2012 - 12:04pm

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Commander_Venus wrote:

Pics of your 'Grecian Ideal' physique at 8% bf please dd?