Dad bod to not so dad bod!!
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Gyms reopen in 2 weeks in the uk. I’ll be going 2 times per week due to my work shifts and having kids. Any advice on what type of workout to do on both days? I’m looking to build muscle0
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My vote would be for Rippletoe’s Starting Strength barbell program. Big compound lifts and not too many exercises.
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It progresses to this, although I’d be a bit wary doing power cleans without coaching.0 -
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Any advice on what type of workout to do on both days?0
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You’ve asked a few times and been answered a few times. Is there something wrong with or something you don’t like about the suggestions that have been provided previously?1
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You’ve asked a few times and been answered a few times. Is there something wrong with or something you don’t like about the suggestions that have been provided previously?
No nothing wrong with the previous suggestions and I’ve been using the advice in my home training. I was just asking for new suggestions with gyms reopen in 2 weeks I’ll get access to more equipment1 -
matthewbland wrote: »You’ve asked a few times and been answered a few times. Is there something wrong with or something you don’t like about the suggestions that have been provided previously?
No nothing wrong with the previous suggestions and I’ve been using the advice in my home training. I was just asking for new suggestions with gyms reopen in 2 weeks I’ll get access to more equipment
How many days a week do you drink? Have you thought about cutting out alcohol completely? Or reducing to less than once a week?0 -
Blakey1982 wrote: »matthewbland wrote: »You’ve asked a few times and been answered a few times. Is there something wrong with or something you don’t like about the suggestions that have been provided previously?
No nothing wrong with the previous suggestions and I’ve been using the advice in my home training. I was just asking for new suggestions with gyms reopen in 2 weeks I’ll get access to more equipment
How many days a week do you drink? Have you thought about cutting out alcohol completely? Or reducing to less than once a week?
Too much i I’m honest something I’m going to start working reducing a lot0 -
Yesterday workout
Deadlift x3
Row x3
Bench x30 -
Today workout
Push ups x3
Lat raise x3
Pull ups x3
Curl x3
Squat x31 -
Today’s workout
Shoulder press x3
Chin up x3
Squat x3
Gyms back open from Monday can’t wait home workouts are just not the same. Looking forward to getting stronger1 -
First session back in a actual gym for nearly 4 months this morning! Felt great to be back 😃3
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I’ve been down a couple of times this week. Yes, great to be lifting some decent weights. I’m going to properly follow a program now. Let’s hope they stay open!1
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Today’s workout
Squat x3
Incline bench x3
Row x3
Tricep push down x3
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Starting new diet from Monday.
Very slight calorie deficit and trying to eat more healthy foods been eating too much junk lately. Is it possible to build muscle in a deficit or maintenance calories?1 -
Possible? Yes.
Optimal? No.
Good training plan and protein intake will help.0 -
My sense is that if you’re a relative beginner (I’d consider myself one) then you can. I’ve definitely gotten stronger while in deficit and muscle definition improved, although the latter could be lower body fat of course.3
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Hope generally leads to meager results.
I would suggest formulating a solid diet and training plan with a feedback loop (ie body fat measurement). Track and make modifications as necessary.0 -
The book Burn the Fat, Feed the Muscle by Tom Vanuto really helped me, maybe it can help you as well.0
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matthewbland wrote: »Starting new diet from Monday.
Very slight calorie deficit and trying to eat more healthy foods been eating too much junk lately. Is it possible to build muscle in a deficit or maintenance calories?
Yes, but it's slow going and hard work. I've built some noticeable arm and back muscle over the last 6 months eating at a deficit which averages at about 200 per day. I'm pretty sure there is some ab development too, and my legs are a lot stronger, but any musculature increases are well hidden under my padding. I strength train 6 days a week to a strength-building plan set by my trainer.
I'm a female mid 50s so my experience will not exactly translate to anything you do!
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Today’s workout
Squat x3
Bench x3
Shoulder press x3
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