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#2534 - eldeeko (06/25/2012) [-]
Sorry, just going to have to post.

Please do not listen to anyone on this board.

90% of the advice I have seen is Broscience.

The amount of chubby 14 year olds giving out moronic fitness advice is scarily high.

Please, just go do your own research, or ask someone who actually lifts.

I actually lift, please feel free to ask me a question about weightlifting.

I will actually tell you some real tips and advice.
User avatar #2591 to #2534 - marinepenguin (06/26/2012) [-]
You sound kind of like a douche in that comment since you are implying that no one here knows what they are talking about and that you know more than anyone here. Some people here legit know what they are talking about. I myself have been lifting consistently since 8th grade, and know very much about weight training and staying fit. Don't judge the many because of the few, and don't judge the few because of the many.
User avatar #2766 to #2591 - eldeeko (06/28/2012) [-]
I said 90% of the people giving advice are fucking idiots.
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#2538 to #2534 - zacholiverisawesom (06/25/2012) [-]
how much can you lift?
User avatar #2539 to #2538 - eldeeko (06/25/2012) [-]
Decline bench - 115kg
Flat bench - 100kg
Incline dumbbell press - 40kg dumbbells
shoulder dumbbell press - 35kg dumbbells
squat - 80kg
deadlift - 120kg

bicep, tricep and deltoid exercises vary.
User avatar #2694 to #2539 - abitur (06/27/2012) [-]
waaaaat. squat 80kg but bench 100kg? curlbro detected.
User avatar #2765 to #2694 - eldeeko (06/28/2012) [-]
I neglected my legs for a long time, i'm paying the price for it now, apologies Arny.
User avatar #2631 to #2539 - CarlosRayNorris (06/26/2012) [-]
80 kg squat compared to 100kg flatbench? lol you obviously dont know enough about lifting to be giving out advice if you forgot about half your body.
User avatar #2764 to #2631 - eldeeko (06/28/2012) [-]
I neglected my legs for a long time, i'm paying the price for it now, apologies Arny.
User avatar #2588 to #2539 - marinepenguin (06/26/2012) [-]
Your legs should be able to handle more weight than your upper body, seems a bit weird that your legs are 20 kilos under your chest.
User avatar #2763 to #2588 - eldeeko (06/28/2012) [-]
I neglected my legs for a long time, i'm paying the price for it now, apologies Arny.
#2551 to #2539 - N. Korean citizen (06/25/2012) [-]
Train legs more.
User avatar #2552 to #2551 - eldeeko (06/25/2012) [-]
This is my leg routine bro (added squats though)


Leg Extensions: 1 warm up set of 15 reps, 1 warm up set of 10-12 reps, 1 working set of 10-12 reps to failure, increasing desired weight (1 min rest between sets)
1 min rest

Leg Press: 2 warm up sets of 10-12 reps, 1 working set of 10-12 reps to failure, desired weight (1 min rest between sets)

1 min rest

Hack Squat: 2 warm up sets of 10-12 reps, 1 working set of 10-12 reps to failure, desired weight (1 min rest between sets)

5 min rest. Recuperate and mentally prepare.

Seated Hamstring Curl:1 warm up set of 10-12 reps, 1 working set of 10-12 reps to failure, desired weight (1 min rest between sets)
Dorian's Tips: Have partner lift weight to exhaust negative.

1 min rest

Stiff-Legged Deadlift: 1 warm up set of 10-12 reps, 1 working set of 10-12 reps to failure, desired weight (1 min rest between sets)

Calf Press: 1 warm up set of 10-12 reps, 3 rest-pause sets to failure, desired weight (10-15 sec rest between sets)

Seated Calf Raise: 1 warm up set of 10-12 reps, 1 working set of 6-8 reps to failure, desired weight (1 min rest between sets)
#2541 to #2539 - zacholiverisawesom (06/25/2012) [-]
do you purely only lift, or do you do lots of cario as well?
User avatar #2542 to #2541 - eldeeko (06/25/2012) [-]
Mainly lifting, occasionally I do a 15 minute extremely high intensity run after lifting.

Basically sprinting for 15 minutes to spike insulin and metabolism.
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