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  1. Default Finally started training

    #1
    MP Junior

    Join Date
    Mar 2008
    Location
    West Midlands
    Posts
    5
    Hello,

    I have been interested in body building for several months and this week I had my first real session in he gym. I have been reading about the nutrition and supplementation side of the game on the internet after reading 'scrawny to brawny' last year. My aim is to put on lean muscle and lots of it. I am probably an ectomorphic person but in the last year have put on weight, mostly fat i think and weigh just under 13 stone. I am 25 years old and have a very sedentary office based job wich may explain the weight gain. Now I will explain my diet supplements and work out.

    Diet
    Breakfast
    1 peice of whitetoast with peanut butter
    1 shake - 150 ml egg white, 30g whey isolate, 70g fine oats, 15g palatinose, 2 teaspoon chocolate milkshake powder, 300 ml full fat milk 200ml water.

    Morning Snack
    1 Banana
    30g salted & roasted cashew nuts

    Lunch
    Chicken sandwiches - 100g chicken and 3 slices white bread
    125g fruit yoghurt (not a particularly healthy one - yeo valley smoothy)

    Afternoon Snack
    Carton of sun maid california raisans - about 60g i think
    Chocolate bar

    Evening Meal 1
    Tin of soup and 2 slices bread and 50g chicken breast
    or...
    Sandwich - 2 slices bread and 40g cheese or 4 rashers healthy living bacon

    Pre Work Out Shake
    30g whey isolate
    30g palatinose
    mixed with fruit squash and water

    Post Work Out Shake
    30g whey isolate
    150ml egg white
    60g fine oats
    15g palatinose
    2 teaspoons of milkshake powder
    300ml full fat milk and 200 ml water

    Evening Meal 2
    150g lean meat - pork medallions, chicken breast, salmon, prawns, cod, beef
    300g potatoes - boiled, mash or baked
    100g vegetables - brocoli, cauliflower or carrots

    Supplements
    Morning
    1 MP Daily vitamins
    1 MP Vitamin complex
    1 Glucosamine sulphate
    1 Fish oil capsule

    Pre Work Out
    3 MP Bcaa tablets
    4 MP Cee tablets

    Post Work Out
    3 MP Bcaa tablets
    1 Fish oil capsule

    Work Out
    As I have only just joined the gym im doing a very general program for the first month or so. Split routine upper body then legs, one or two days off between work outs. My only work out so far was as follows...

    Cross trainer - 10 minutes to warm up
    Bench press - 3 sets of 12-15 reps (first set with just bar to get technique sorted, then just 10k for 2 sets)
    Incline bench press - 3 sets 12-15 with 12.5k dumbells
    Military press - 3 sets on plate loaded machine 10k on each side
    Barbell curl - 3 sets 12-15 reps not sure on weight, using a EZ bar.
    Lat Bar machine - 3 sets 15 reps dont know weight.

    Next work out tommorrow will be all legs so im guessing squats and leg presses.

    Thank you for reading. Do you have any suggestions, comments or questions?

    Cheers again
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    #2
    MP Senior

    Join Date
    Mar 2008
    Location
    Playing with someones missus
    Posts
    557
    I'm a novice too but you have a plan so go for it. I'm about to start a programme of my own. If I'm wrong in any areas it won't be by much and I'll learn from any mistakes and adjust accordingly for next time.

    Good luck.
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    #3
    MP Senior

    Join Date
    Feb 2008
    Location
    Back where I belong....Liverpool)
    Posts
    335
    I'm no expert by any means, but I'd have thought that you should have some more quality protein mid-morning and mid-afternoon i.e. every 2-3 hours

    As for the training, like HandyX said you'll soon see if it's working for you and then you change it if doesn't it.

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