Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson's 5000 calorie a day diet
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The Rock needs no white knight to LAYETH THE SMACK DOWN!!!dieselbyte wrote: »Michael190lbs wrote: »Who cares if he's on PED's what the big deal? Its his body and he's not breaking any records to hurt other peoples accomplishments I say live your life and do your best and he clearly is doing just that!! Even on PED's you have to work out extremely hard and eat a ton of food. I once heard a baseball player say even on steroids you still have to hit a ball moving at 100+ mph.
Reading comprehension? Did anyone pass judgement or say he doesn't work hard?
did someone just white knight the rock ..
would that be the "the peoples white knight"?????
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Yeah, but he's funny to listen too.cwolfman13 wrote: »nakedraygun wrote: »PED discussion aside, 5,000 a day sounds about right with his specs.
Oh and just because...
If the OP is freaked out about 5,000 calories...then what Shaq must eat really bake his noodles.
Barkley is such a goofy lookin' dude....
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Sure, you can call me "The Pebble". You can call me anything you want.They call him the Rock, looks like a Rock and it's surprising he can eat that much? Well. Dudes veins have their own muscles.nakedraygun wrote: »Btw, I am reading this thread having about a 1,000 calorie snack. Second meal of the day.
Can we start calling you "The Pebble"?
Just not late for dinner.
I don't like your positive attitude.
I actually LOL'ed at this.
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Damn, you men have it so easy. I WISH I could eat even half that and maintain - I can get close when I'm in peak performance mode, but I'm so jealous!0
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Michael Phelps was consuming up to 10,000 calories a few years back. And he weighed like 165lb to 170lbs at the time.
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Because he used them before and it's not common if someone regains about 30lbs and it doesn't happen to be fat.Commander_Keen wrote: »You do know he's also on PED's? Gear makes a big difference for someone if they are also in great shape. He's also big a hell. 6'4 and 260lbs. The standard BMR for maintenance for someone of that stature is about 2400 calories. So betting his TDEE is around 4200.
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And you know this how? How do you know that he is on PED?
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This is basically my mentality towards it. How does a guy put on 30 lbs of muscle in a relatively short period of time and not gain any fat in the process?
And, I don't know how old he is, but he's been around long enough that I feel safe saying that he's older than the peak muscle building years.0 -
dieselbyte wrote: »Commander_Keen wrote: »dieselbyte wrote: »Commander_Keen wrote: »You do know he's also on PED's? Gear makes a big difference for someone if they are also in great shape. He's also big a hell. 6'4 and 260lbs. The standard BMR for maintenance for someone of that stature is about 2400 calories. So betting his TDEE is around 4200.
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And you know this how? How do you know that he is on PED?
You're joking, right? Look at pictures when he wrestled and now. No one is saying he doesn't work hard.. he busts his *kitten*. But 6'4, 260, all muscle... come on now.
Lets compare from when was on the road all the time vs now.
Now he has the time to eat right, and to work out more than 4 hours a day? compared to when he was always traveling. He dosn't have an 8- 5 type of job. He always has 6 months off.
I think he has more time to work out.
Are you also suggesting that Hugh Jackman also take PED for the Xmen films. Compare Xmen or Xmen orgins vs The Wolverine
YES! I'm not judging him, though I still think the Rock and Jackman are awesome. But do you honestly believe they aren't taking exongenous drugs??? 6'4, 260lbs of muscle is WELL beyond the established limits of a natural. If you really think just eating right and working out more is what it takes, then I have a unicorn to sell you...
I'd be more surprised at actors who got jacked for a movie role did it without PEDs. Not saying doing it clean doesn't happen, just that it's less common than the other way.0 -
I've read articles which show his "typical" meal day while he was preparing for his role as Hercules. Any given one of his meals is not that terribly big; I quite often eat more. But I eat large meals twice per day; he eats the same large meal 6-7 times per day.0
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Michael Phelps was consuming up to 10,000 calories a few years back. And he weighed like 165lb to 170lbs at the time.
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Tour de France cyclists burn on average 8000/day and they weigh anywhere between 110 lbs and 190 lbs.0 -
chivalryder wrote: »
Because he used them before and it's not common if someone regains about 30lbs and it doesn't happen to be fat.Commander_Keen wrote: »You do know he's also on PED's? Gear makes a big difference for someone if they are also in great shape. He's also big a hell. 6'4 and 260lbs. The standard BMR for maintenance for someone of that stature is about 2400 calories. So betting his TDEE is around 4200.
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And you know this how? How do you know that he is on PED?
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This is basically my mentality towards it. How does a guy put on 30 lbs of muscle in a relatively short period of time and not gain any fat in the process?
And, I don't know how old he is, but he's been around long enough that I feel safe saying that he's older than the peak muscle building years.
He's 43.0 -
dieselbyte wrote: »Commander_Keen wrote: »dieselbyte wrote: »Commander_Keen wrote: »You do know he's also on PED's? Gear makes a big difference for someone if they are also in great shape. He's also big a hell. 6'4 and 260lbs. The standard BMR for maintenance for someone of that stature is about 2400 calories. So betting his TDEE is around 4200.
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And you know this how? How do you know that he is on PED?
You're joking, right? Look at pictures when he wrestled and now. No one is saying he doesn't work hard.. he busts his *kitten*. But 6'4, 260, all muscle... come on now.
Lets compare from when was on the road all the time vs now.
Now he has the time to eat right, and to work out more than 4 hours a day? compared to when he was always traveling. He dosn't have an 8- 5 type of job. He always has 6 months off.
I think he has more time to work out.
Are you also suggesting that Hugh Jackman also take PED for the Xmen films. Compare Xmen or Xmen orgins vs The Wolverine
YES! I'm not judging him, though I still think the Rock and Jackman are awesome. But do you honestly believe they aren't taking exongenous drugs??? 6'4, 260lbs of muscle is WELL beyond the established limits of a natural. If you really think just eating right and working out more is what it takes, then I have a unicorn to sell you...
I'd be more surprised at actors who got jacked for a movie role did it without PEDs. Not saying doing it clean doesn't happen, just that it's less common than the other way.
Yep. Especially when the claims (which I'm always skeptical of in the first place, though) are putting on 30-40 pounds of muscle in 2-3 months. And they're completely shredded.
It must be all the flaxseed oil and horsemeat.*
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For you.Need2Exerc1se wrote: »
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chivalryder wrote: »chivalryder wrote: »
Because he used them before and it's not common if someone regains about 30lbs and it doesn't happen to be fat.Commander_Keen wrote: »You do know he's also on PED's? Gear makes a big difference for someone if they are also in great shape. He's also big a hell. 6'4 and 260lbs. The standard BMR for maintenance for someone of that stature is about 2400 calories. So betting his TDEE is around 4200.
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And you know this how? How do you know that he is on PED?
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This is basically my mentality towards it. How does a guy put on 30 lbs of muscle in a relatively short period of time and not gain any fat in the process?
And, I don't know how old he is, but he's been around long enough that I feel safe saying that he's older than the peak muscle building years.
He's 43.
Yeah...maybe if he were in his early 20s I could buy Doz Gainz, but I'm pretty sure your early 40s are not prime muscle building years.
Although...that was when I went from super-skinny to "healthy BMI but looking fat", so maybe they are prime bulking years!0 -
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Here's guy NOT on PED's.Commander_Keen wrote: »
And you know this how? How do you know that he is on PED?
Come on, now...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LFWaoKFi-CI
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Here's guy NOT on PED's.Commander_Keen wrote: »
And you know this how? How do you know that he is on PED?
Come on, now...https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LFWaoKFi-CI
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I'm sure he doesn't use any Myostatin blockers or whatever they are called.
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this is clearly the ONLY acceptable answer to sexplain the 5K calorie consumption.AgentOrangeJuice wrote: »That dude burns a lot of calories sexin all his groupies, he doesn't count that as exercise.0 -
Dude's got more oil in him than an Exxon tanker.
Here's guy NOT on PED's.Commander_Keen wrote: »
And you know this how? How do you know that he is on PED?
Come on, now...https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LFWaoKFi-CI
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I'm sure he doesn't use any Myostatin blockers or whatever they are called.
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Michael Phelps was consuming up to 10,000 calories a few years back. And he weighed like 165lb to 170lbs at the time.
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Phelps stated in an interview that the 10,000 calorie stuff was not true.Michael Phelps was consuming up to 10,000 calories a few years back. And he weighed like 165lb to 170lbs at the time.
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Phelps stated in an interview that the 10,000 calorie stuff was not true.
Huh. I saw one for 12,000 calorie myth, but there's no real accurate info of what he really consumed. Either way, I'm sure it was more than 5,000 calories a day.Michael Phelps was consuming up to 10,000 calories a few years back. And he weighed like 165lb to 170lbs at the time.
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Phelps stated in an interview that the 10,000 calorie stuff was not true.
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The Rock is mighty fine. I'd like him here or there. I'd like him in a house with a mouse. In the dark? Why, yes, I would and could take the Rock in the dark
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Not to short The Rock at all and I am sure any of these guys have to build quickly...I believe Chris Hemsworth said the same when he was bulking up for Thor...
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Now I m dying to know, how much does shaq eat?0
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I think the 5000 calories a day seems legit. but holy cow ! I don't know how the guy eats that much, looking over his daily food intake that's a whole lotta food. Guy must always be eating0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wK9rodJlMuY
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