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[Artemis]

Hello there! Been lurking the forums for 4 or 5 years. Training in some form or another my whole life. Took some time off as I prioritized my life and am back in the swing of things.

[muscle_4you]

Welcome aboard!!

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[Artemis]

Just figured I'd give an update here. Looking to end the year at 225 with 10-12% body fat. Currently 206 and about 15%. I will remeasure but abs are visible just not as defined as they've been my whole life. Recently had surgery so taking it easy for another month. Weights are off the table so I'm just doing cardio and will start my blast after my restrictions are lifted.

Had been dealing with a bad hernia for some years and had to take it easy during leg day. Dye to this I dont have any numbers that I can brag about. My 1 rep max bench press is only 280. Looking to hit 325-350 by the end of the year.

Diet is mostly fish and ground turkey. I make various meals out of them. Wouldnt mind some tips on other foods. Red meat has basically been cut from my meals due to the ole lady searching to lose weight and I gain. Whole family exercises and its wonderful!

Any tips advise or feedback is greatly appreciated. Currently cruising but will blast after my restrictions are lifted. Gonna ease into things to test everything as I'd rather er on the side of caution.

I regularly check my bp and blood sugar. I am not diabetic nor do I want to be. For those with high bp. Cardio is king! It keeps mine in check. I feel to many get this fear that if they do cardio they wont make gains. This is completely utter nonsense. As we grow it puts more strain on our heart and body as a whole. Cardio ensures that as we build ourselves to be machines. That our engine is capable of handling the extra load. No different then dropping a 4 cylinder in a work truck and expecting it to get you around like that v8 would.

[admin]

Welcome to the forum man.


I am sorry for my late reply and I hope you will share some of your knowledge with us.


Thanks for joinining HM.


Btw, that was a great pice of advice:"I regularly check my bp and blood sugar. I am not diabetic nor do I want to be. For those with high bp. Cardio is king! It keeps mine in check. I feel to many get this fear that if they do cardio they wont make gains. This is completely utter nonsense. As we grow it puts more strain on our heart and body as a whole. Cardio ensures that as we build ourselves to be machines. That our engine is capable of handling the extra load. No different then dropping a 4 cylinder in a work truck and expecting it to get you around like that v8 would."

So, how are you now?

Originally Posted by Artemis

Just figured I'd give an update here. Looking to end the year at 225 with 10-12% body fat. Currently 206 and about 15%. I will remeasure but abs are visible just not as defined as they've been my whole life. Recently had surgery so taking it easy for another month. Weights are off the table so I'm just doing cardio and will start my blast after my restrictions are lifted.

Had been dealing with a bad hernia for some years and had to take it easy during leg day. Dye to this I dont have any numbers that I can brag about. My 1 rep max bench press is only 280. Looking to hit 325-350 by the end of the year.

Diet is mostly fish and ground turkey. I make various meals out of them. Wouldnt mind some tips on other foods. Red meat has basically been cut from my meals due to the ole lady searching to lose weight and I gain. Whole family exercises and its wonderful!

Any tips advise or feedback is greatly appreciated. Currently cruising but will blast after my restrictions are lifted. Gonna ease into things to test everything as I'd rather er on the side of caution.

I regularly check my bp and blood sugar. I am not diabetic nor do I want to be. For those with high bp. Cardio is king! It keeps mine in check. I feel to many get this fear that if they do cardio they wont make gains. This is completely utter nonsense. As we grow it puts more strain on our heart and body as a whole. Cardio ensures that as we build ourselves to be machines. That our engine is capable of handling the extra load. No different then dropping a 4 cylinder in a work truck and expecting it to get you around like that v8 would.

[45cmbiceps]

Welcome sir

Originally Posted by Artemis

Hello there! Been lurking the forums for 4 or 5 years. Training in some form or another my whole life. Took some time off as I prioritized my life and am back in the swing of things.