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Need help!!!!
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bumpily bump bump :flowerforyou: :flowerforyou:0
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Do you have an adjustable bench? One that hinges so you can put it up into a seat with varying back angles? Or is it flat?0
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Do you have an adjustable bench? One that hinges so you can put it up into a seat with varying back angles? Or is it flat?
My bench is flat0 -
Do you have an adjustable bench? One that hinges so you can put it up into a seat with varying back angles? Or is it flat?
My bench is flat
Sorry, I should've looked first. my bench is adjustable, has 3 positions: flat and 2 angles. I just need to find the part that holds it in the elevated position
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Do you have an adjustable bench? One that hinges so you can put it up into a seat with varying back angles? Or is it flat?
My bench is flat
Sorry, I should've looked first. my bench is adjustable, has 3 positions: flat and 2 angles. I just need to find the part that holds it in the elevated position
For rows, I would replace with chest supported ones so there is less pressure on your back. You could do reverse incline rows:
http://www.bodybuilding.com/exercises/detail/view/name/dumbbell-incline-row
You put your legs either side of the seat with an adjustable bench.
Regarding deadlifts, can you do light lifts? Is that too much on your back?0 -
Do you have an adjustable bench? One that hinges so you can put it up into a seat with varying back angles? Or is it flat?
My bench is flat
Sorry, I should've looked first. my bench is adjustable, has 3 positions: flat and 2 angles. I just need to find the part that holds it in the elevated position
For rows, I would replace with chest supported ones so there is less pressure on your back. You could do reverse incline rows:
http://www.bodybuilding.com/exercises/detail/view/name/dumbbell-incline-row
You put your legs either side of the seat with an adjustable bench.
Regarding deadlifts, can you do light lifts? Is that too much on your back?
I have been doing deadlifts with 30lbs DBs for the last 3 weeks with no back pain.0 -
Hi Sara and SS,
I want to thank you for everything you are doing here and especially for suggesting lifting. Here is my update.
Weight October 1 - 178.1lbs, December 1 - 175.1lbs
Waist at naval - 93cm - 92cm (I have Diastasis recti - abdominal separation, so not seeing a lot of progression here)
Hips - 110cm - 109cm
AllPro's lifting routine:
Cycle 1 -> Cycle 2 -> Cycle 3(current)
Squats 70 -> 80lbs ->92lbs
Bench press 52 -> 57lbs ->64lbs
Bent over rows 52 -> 57lbs ->64lbs
Overhead press 30 ->36lbs ->37lbs
Stiff-Legged Deadlifts 60 -> 70lbs ->80lbs
Barbell Curls 40 -> 42lbs ->47lbs
Calf Raises (single leg) body weight -> 20lbs ->30lbs
and pictures Sept1 Oct 1 to Dec 10 -
I know these are help threads and would never answer to get in the way; however, your thyroid... its hypothyroid (underactive). If you have not had a full panel of tests, I would do that and adjust meds as needed (not necessarily based on lab range but how you feel).
Sorry Sara - that just caught my eye. I know the battle with hypoIt is just slower for us lol
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I know these are help threads and would never answer to get in the way; however, your thyroid... its hypothyroid (underactive). If you have not had a full panel of tests, I would do that and adjust meds as needed (not necessarily based on lab range but how you feel).
Sorry Sara - that just caught my eye. I know the battle with hypoIt is just slower for us lol
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How have you been enjoying the lifting routine? You seem to be progressing nicely.
What are your current goals and do you want us to provide input on your intake?0 -
How have you been enjoying the lifting routine? You seem to be progressing nicely.What are your current goals and do you want us to provide input on your intake?
In may you advised me to eat 1800 calories, Protein: 130g Fats: 80g. I tried my best at the beginning, but since I started lifting I am too hungry at 1800 cals. My main focus re: intake is protein - I try to get 130g/day.
For the last couple months I haven't lost much weight, but I like how my body is changing. I would like the body changing process to be a little faster, but same time I hate being hungry
As always, I would love your input:flowerforyou: :flowerforyou: :flowerforyou:0 -
Sorry...overlooked this one with the holidays so bumping to the top0
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Are there specific times in the day that you get hungry?
Do you think you could up your activity levels.?
The reason that I ask is that if your weight loss has stalled/slowed down, the only thing you can really do is to decrease calories, which appears would be challenging due to your comment on hunger levels, or up your activity.0 -
Are there specific times in the day that you get hungry?Do you think you could up your activity levels.?0
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You may want to play around with meal timing. Possibly save more calories until the evening.
Also, at the moment, I think that increasing your caloric burn by adding in some more cardio would be a good way to increase the deficit rather than eating less. We may have to drop your calories down a bit more however at some point, so playing around with meal timing, as well as food selection, would be a good idea.0
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