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derkaderka
Guest
Hi guys
I'm interested in seeing who's ever wanted to get down to a very low bodyfat level but cannot achieve it for some reason.
When i was younger (16) my motivation was to have the abs, the boulders shoulders and the "guns".
I never knew how to get them, until i started reseaching and apply what i read.
Well 12 years down the track i've built my body to a respectable level, i've competed in 3 bodybuilding competitions and hoping to compete this October in the IFBB nationals.
My ultimate goal is to win IFBB Mr Australia under 85kgs this would bring me to have a "classic" bodybuilder look onstage and a larger than average but appealing well built physique to the opposite sex, i don't want to be a mass monster.
I'd like to show people a few tricks of the trade to help you move that bodyfat
Here is an example of my last competition diet leading into the show
Upon arising (do not eat)
caffeine (200mg)
cardio
45mins
Meal 1
1 protein shake (35g pro)
glutamine
multivitamin
60g oats
psyllium husk (fibre)
Meal 2
chicken breast
1 teaspoon of flaxseed oil
Meal 3
chicken breast
1/2 pre cooked bag of rice
Meal 4
tuna 150g
1/2 pre cooked bag of rice
Train1hr
35mins cardio
Meal 5
1 Protein shake
20g of dextrose
glutamine BCAAs
Meal 6
Lean mince (1/2 packet of taco seasoning)
veggies (no peas or corn
or
salad
Meal 7
micellar protein (30-35g pro)
2 teaspoons of natural peanut butter
Glutamine
I trained MON-FRI
I did no cardio on saturday and i only did one cardio session in the arvo on sunday. Diet was for 12 weeks this is from about 6 weeks out of comp.
Training was a split bodypart program
Mon Shoulders/abs
Tues Arms
Wed Legs
Thurs Back/abs
Fri Chest
Sets were 3-4
reps were 6-12
If anybody is interested in getting "ripped" remember it's not genetics that gets you there it's hard work but it's not hard if you enjoy the journey![Smile :) :)](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png)
I'm interested in seeing who's ever wanted to get down to a very low bodyfat level but cannot achieve it for some reason.
When i was younger (16) my motivation was to have the abs, the boulders shoulders and the "guns".
I never knew how to get them, until i started reseaching and apply what i read.
Well 12 years down the track i've built my body to a respectable level, i've competed in 3 bodybuilding competitions and hoping to compete this October in the IFBB nationals.
My ultimate goal is to win IFBB Mr Australia under 85kgs this would bring me to have a "classic" bodybuilder look onstage and a larger than average but appealing well built physique to the opposite sex, i don't want to be a mass monster.
I'd like to show people a few tricks of the trade to help you move that bodyfat
Here is an example of my last competition diet leading into the show
Upon arising (do not eat)
caffeine (200mg)
cardio
45mins
Meal 1
1 protein shake (35g pro)
glutamine
multivitamin
60g oats
psyllium husk (fibre)
Meal 2
chicken breast
1 teaspoon of flaxseed oil
Meal 3
chicken breast
1/2 pre cooked bag of rice
Meal 4
tuna 150g
1/2 pre cooked bag of rice
Train1hr
35mins cardio
Meal 5
1 Protein shake
20g of dextrose
glutamine BCAAs
Meal 6
Lean mince (1/2 packet of taco seasoning)
veggies (no peas or corn
or
salad
Meal 7
micellar protein (30-35g pro)
2 teaspoons of natural peanut butter
Glutamine
I trained MON-FRI
I did no cardio on saturday and i only did one cardio session in the arvo on sunday. Diet was for 12 weeks this is from about 6 weeks out of comp.
Training was a split bodypart program
Mon Shoulders/abs
Tues Arms
Wed Legs
Thurs Back/abs
Fri Chest
Sets were 3-4
reps were 6-12
If anybody is interested in getting "ripped" remember it's not genetics that gets you there it's hard work but it's not hard if you enjoy the journey
![Smile :) :)](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png)
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