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    Chubby13
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    #688

    I find the water retention does happen a little bit but the effects are minimum if you avoid the unnecessary loading faze. I only take it when I do heavy weights sessions and avoid it entirely on my down weeks. I usually do 4 weeks on and 2-3 weeks off. <br />
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    It's the same as most supplements, it's only when you stop using it that you notice how well it works

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    taniwharugby
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    #689

    when I was in my early 20's and a real gym bunny along with all the other sports I Played, I couldnt put on any weight, I tried every supplement (legal) under the sun, but 82kg I stayed!<br />
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    Little did I know I just needed to jump on a plane and go live in the UK!! 20kg in 6 months! WTF!!

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    Paekakboyz
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    #690

    Lager and curry aye!!<br />
    <br />
    Gym session this morning. Dumbbell rows. 406, 506, 506, 504 each arm. Lucky I took my straps - grip started to go on reps 4+ in the last couple of sets.<br />
    Hammer pull downs (machine) 706, 706, 606, 606. Dropped the weight a bit to get a full range of movement. Really like how these one stretch out your lats.<br />
    Deadlifts, warmed up on 60kg then sets of 4 at 100, 120, 140, and a couple of reps at 160.<br />
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    Afternoon workout was shovelling topsoil for a planter box (4.5m long) off a trailer, luckily we didn't have too far to wheel barrow it. Topped up with bags of compost so that made the final stage easier. Fark she was hot though. Sweating like a you know what!!<br />
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    Got some more garden/outdoor stuff to do tomorrow so it'll be a pretty active weekend.

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    taniwharugby
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    #691

    Dont like Indian food at all funnily enough...but in part too much beer other part becoming a man <img src='http://www.daimenhutchison.com/rugby/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/smile.png' class='bbc_emoticon' alt=':)' />

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    Paekakboyz
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    No gym visit today but a fair whack of activity. Two trailer loads to the tip and to make it 'fun' I added cardio by running to get more stuff to load into the trailer. Then a visit to the folks where Dad and I did some 'delicate' trimming of a tree... with a chainsaw. Took off some decent branches and then it was straight into the pool. Amazing weather down in wellies at the moment. Hot and still = beautiful!

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    Paekakboyz
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    Another hot day in workout land.<br />
    Box step-ups - 6 reps each leg with 16kg KBs in each hand. 3 sets done as super sets with hamstring curls on swissball (14 reps)<br />
    Box squats - getting deeper now, well below parallel but heavier weight is the focus on these bad boys. 1406, 1606, 1406. Got a bit of sunburn on the back/neck on sat and sun. Fark the bar hurt like a bastard today! I was tough and didn't cry though.<br />
    Standing press. 60
    6, 606, 606, Just the bar - reps from in front to behind the head until failure. <br />
    Reverse woodchops. 6 reps each side and 3 sets in total at 10kg, 15kg and 20kg.<br />
    BBBT round the worlds. 2 sets of 20 reps with 20kg plate = kicked my ass. Shoulders and core were burning. Really keeps you honest, if you don't get a good extension you are liable to smack your melon with the plate!<br />
    Ditched seated row as some chumps were doing a bloody marathon session<br />
    Drop set of barbell bicep curls. Two sets. 30kg12, 20kg16, 12.5kg*20 then 12, 10, 17 at the same weights. Arms were on fire - great way to get a mean pump.<br />
    Finished with a couple of planks - funnily enough it was my legs that let me down, core seemed ok. twice through for a minute each.

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    Paekakboyz
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    #694

    Y and T rows. 3 sets of 6 at 4kg<br />
    Bent over row (60kg) supersets with cable flies (setting 12? no idea about weight) 6 reps of each, 3 sets.<br />
    Bench 60kg6, 80kg6, 100kg6 supersets with widegrip seated row 100kg6, 90kg6, 90kg6. Finished up with a set till failure on 65kg for rows. Also did 110kg2 and 120kg1 so I was pretty happy with that. Bench is waay more challenging with the row added in.<br />
    Bent over dumbbell row supersets with one arm dumbbell press (lying on the ground). 40*6 for each arm for 3 sets. Utterly killed me, but I avoided smacking myself with a dumbbell on the final set!<br />
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    Chest and back in the same day gives you a mean pump - feel about half again as broad! Hulk mode ha ha

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    Paekakboyz
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    #695

    Maintenance day today.<br />
    A good 15min rolling out legs and lower back. Painful as sin but it's making a huge difference in flexibility and how deep I can squat.<br />
    [size=4]Wall squats after that. 3 sets of 6 with a good 2-3secs pause at the bottom. Making progress but I think it's my hip flexors that aren't letting me stay upright from my hips up. But it's still progress![/size]<br />
    Overhead press (squatting). First attempt with the bar rather than wooden dowel - fark it's tough, lots of technique to have the bar in the right position and still perform a good squat. A long way to go on this one!<br />
    [size=4]One leg [/size]Romanian[size=4] deadlifts next. Using the wooden dowel, running it down the leg and extending the other leg back behind me. Got to do it real slow. 3 sets of 6 for each leg.[/size]<br />
    One arm waiters carry with 12kg KB - a set each side (walking about 15m) then a set of Y-T rows with 4kg dumbbells.<br />
    Forgot my shoes so I was working out in jandals today! skipped the farmers walk at the end. Didn't fancy carrying a 50-60kg dumbbell around with em on!

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    JK
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    #696

    Love those rollers mate. Gonna up close and personal with one myself tomorrow morning. Hurts but hurts goooood!<br />
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    Get any mail today brosif?

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    Paekakboyz
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    #697

    Nothing yet mate - but if my mailman is looking super buff next time I see him I'll be suspicious!! reckon it'll arrive tomorrow... or they are running ID and background checks on us lol! I saw Bartman post on FB about Rage getting him amping, keen to try it out now!

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    Paekakboyz
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    #698

    You should upgrade from the foam roller to a hard medicine ball - it really gets in!! talked to a guy today who uses a golf ball for his glutes, I was like wtf!! that would hurt like a mofo (and you'd have to be careful not to slip and lose it!)

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    taniwharugby
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    #699

    what is this rolling you speak of?

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    JK
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    #700

    Will try the medicine ball.<br />
    <br />
    Golf ball vs glutes sounds killer! I often use a tennis ball on my elbow tendonitis and have given the quads a go with it too and it really gets in there.

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    Paekakboyz
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    #701

    [quote name='taniwharugby' timestamp='1359534509' post='340496']<br />
    what is this rolling you speak of?<br />
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    Idea is that you can stretch for muscles but stretching ligaments is trickier. People use foam rollers (or medicine balls) to roll out their ligaments. A lot of runners do it for their IT bands to help avoid runners knee as well. <br />
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    PT has me using a medicine ball as he says I need something harder than a foam roller for 'dense leg/glute muscle' - Hmm is he calling me a big arsed mofo?!! lol. I've tried the roller and I just squish it, medicine ball works a treat though. It's made a big difference to flexibility - I'll even roll out a bit more during a squat session. Would definitely recommend checking it out.

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    taniwharugby
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    #702

    I have a solid rubber 10k medicine ball, so will give it a crack, good thing to do while sitting in front of the tele, especially as I do have minor niggles with my lower back from time to time

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    Paekakboyz
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    #703

    That should be perfect. If it hurts you know you are doing it right!!

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    Paekakboyz
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    #704

    KaPow!! took a dose of Jacked and whoa!! We did triceps today and I was smashing the reps out.<br />
    Close grip bench 60kg8, 80kg, 8, 100kg8, 100kg8<br />
    Cable pull downs sets of 12, 12, 10 on the second heaviest setting and another set of 8 on the heaviest setting. Really noticed the difference on this exercise.<br />
    Weighted dips (with 20kg DB). 10, 10, 8, 8 then a set of 12 with no weight. Reckon I could have done more but we were a bit pressed for time.<br />
    Barbell skull crushers to finish. 25kg
    10, 35kg10, 35kg10<br />
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    Got a mad pump and felt fully dialled in during the workout. I hear Rage is better so I'm planning on using that for my squat session on Monday. I think I'm going to pick up some for my two heavier workouts.

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    JK
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    #705

    Awesome bro. I've found jack3d to give a pretty good pump too but not that much stim.<br />
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    Wish I had some hyperFX to pass on to you. I use it for legs days and its another level altogether.<br />
    <br />
    The funny thing with these preworkout products is that everyone seems to respond differently and therefore have their personal favourites. Just takes a bit of trial and error.<br />

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    Paekakboyz
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    #706

    Yeah I'm keen to see how each one works out. What's the deal with pump versus stim?? how amped up it gets you versus how much more you can lift?<br />
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    My training partner was sold too! he noticed the effect and is going to give Rage a go. I think he's used them before and had success.

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    JK
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    #707

    Stim is more on the focus and energy side. Gives you the go go to keep intensity up and lift like no tomorrow<br />
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    Pump products cause massive increases in blood flow which means bigger muscle pumps and supposedly increases in strength and muscle growth as well as faster recovery from training.<br />
    <br />
    Most pre workouts will deliver a bit of both which is a nice combo but can get standalone stuff too

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