Supplement newbie
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TRUSSMAN66
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Supplement newbie
I've recently had delivered my first supplement: a months supply of Bulbine 100% from Matrix Nutrition.
Any of you guys heard of this?
Have I been rinsed?
Cheers!
Any of you guys heard of this?
Have I been rinsed?
Cheers!
TheMackemMawler- Posts : 2606
Join date : 2012-05-23
Location : Lincolnshire
Re: Supplement newbie
Dont use that crap, certain blends are composed wrong and actually lower your testosterone. Use something like Nitrix from bsn. You could do worse than a bsn stack but if you arent a bodybuilder you might want to use Monstermass, tastes good and works well - only it adds a little fat, so any fat loss takes a little longer.
Re: Supplement newbie
I'm 5ft 11" - 6ft and 87kg. I'm starting a weights program combined with insanity this week. I'm trying to lose 5kg for July. I don't have a massive amount spare to lose. I definitely don't want to bulk up or get any bigger, just tone. Any ideas?
TheMackemMawler- Posts : 2606
Join date : 2012-05-23
Location : Lincolnshire
Re: Supplement newbie
I've tried Viagra during cardio. It's quite effective, but the headaches are insane.
TheMackemMawler- Posts : 2606
Join date : 2012-05-23
Location : Lincolnshire
Re: Supplement newbie
Try nitrix then, start with low dosage. Just do cardio and go to the sauna and drink water regularlyso your body stops retaining it. Not difficult to lose 5 kg in 4 months. Cut down on the salt and white bread if you have it but you probably can do without. If you use the cross trainer thing set it on level 25 and do hill training for 10-20-30 minutes building up if you need to.
Re: Supplement newbie
I used to box between 66kg to 75kg but had to kill myself to make weight. Even back then I wasn't ripped (I was more of a Calzaghe with bigger legs). Now I've aged abit, I've got a bit more thicker all over. I'm broad shouldered but got a waist to match (34-36 trouser). I'll lose 5kg no probs but the problem is i've never been 'ultra defined'. That's the target.
Pure vanity project for my holidays.
I'll check nitrix out...
Pure vanity project for my holidays.
I'll check nitrix out...
TheMackemMawler- Posts : 2606
Join date : 2012-05-23
Location : Lincolnshire
Re: Supplement newbie
Supplements are a big waste of money. Healthy diet and regular exercise will always do the trick.
The only thing I would recommend is a protein powder as most of the time post workout it isn't convenient to eat 5 raw eggs.
The only thing I would recommend is a protein powder as most of the time post workout it isn't convenient to eat 5 raw eggs.
Lumbering_Jack- Posts : 4341
Join date : 2011-03-07
Location : Newcastle
Re: Supplement newbie
Lumbering_Jack wrote:Supplements are a big waste of money. Healthy diet and regular exercise will always do the trick.
The only thing I would recommend is a protein powder as most of the time post workout it isn't convenient to eat 5 raw eggs.
Exactly.
If your aim is to lose a few kilos and get more defined, then you can easily achieve this simply through exercise and diet.
Just start cutting down on your calories (mainly from carb and fat sources) and use the threadmill/crosstrainer at a reasonable pace for 30 minutes three times a week.
Natural test boosters are beyond useless. Save your money.
J.Benson II- Posts : 1258
Join date : 2011-02-26
Re: Supplement newbie
I've been eating more than usual over the winter and training less since the baby was born. I'm actually 93.89 kg. 14stone 11lb. The target remains the same 82kg (before the 21st of July).
I'll start the 9 week Insanity Deluxe Program tomorrow. I hate it but it works.
If there aren't any legal miracles I'll give the supplements amiss. Cheers
I'll start the 9 week Insanity Deluxe Program tomorrow. I hate it but it works.
If there aren't any legal miracles I'll give the supplements amiss. Cheers
TheMackemMawler- Posts : 2606
Join date : 2012-05-23
Location : Lincolnshire
Re: Supplement newbie
Viagra is great stuff...........Really works............
Wait till I tell the Wife!!
Supplements..Test boosters are pretty much a waste of time..........Only one I used to use that was legal was Taurotest............
Got results from that.......
Wait till I tell the Wife!!
Supplements..Test boosters are pretty much a waste of time..........Only one I used to use that was legal was Taurotest............
Got results from that.......
TRUSSMAN66- Posts : 40687
Join date : 2011-02-02
Re: Supplement newbie
Back in the 80's there used to be something called finijet/thinijet/phinijet something like that anyway. Never used it myself but a number of competitive bodybuilders I knew got great results.
Think it may have been illegal though.
Think it may have been illegal though.
skimpton- Posts : 189
Join date : 2011-02-04
Re: Supplement newbie
skimpton wrote:Back in the 80's there used to be something called finijet/thinijet/phinijet something like that anyway. Never used it myself but a number of competitive bodybuilders I knew got great results.
Think it may have been illegal though.
Finajet is still very popular now but it usually comes under the name of Trenbolone Acetate (Tren Ace).
Very powerful steriod for strength and lean mass gains.
J.Benson II- Posts : 1258
Join date : 2011-02-26
Re: Supplement newbie
are there any boner issues?TheMackemMawler wrote:I've tried Viagra during cardio. It's quite effective, but the headaches are insane.
incontinentia- Posts : 3977
Join date : 2012-01-06
Location : Ireland
Re: Supplement newbie
Morning folks,
Regular rugby poster here, looking for some advice on a mass builder
http://www.supplementcentre.com/ProductPage/13070/8KG-Monster-Matrix-Weight-Gain.asp
There are lots of good reviews on this but some concerns too. The protein content isn’t as good as other products but that can be topped up by diet and other suppliments. Concerns are sugar levels and cheap ingredients – can anyone shed any light?
I’ve never used these type of supplements before so wanting to choose a decent one. This one is cheap so I am hoping it is good!
Thanks
Regular rugby poster here, looking for some advice on a mass builder
http://www.supplementcentre.com/ProductPage/13070/8KG-Monster-Matrix-Weight-Gain.asp
There are lots of good reviews on this but some concerns too. The protein content isn’t as good as other products but that can be topped up by diet and other suppliments. Concerns are sugar levels and cheap ingredients – can anyone shed any light?
I’ve never used these type of supplements before so wanting to choose a decent one. This one is cheap so I am hoping it is good!
Thanks
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Join date : 2011-06-01
Location : Sydney
Re: Supplement newbie
Mate I've had success with or without weight gainers..........Sometimes the problem is over use.........When people have them they tend to replace good meals rather than use them as supplements.......
Drink a lot of good semi-skimmed milk and eat well and you'll soon pack it on..
Drink a lot of good semi-skimmed milk and eat well and you'll soon pack it on..
TRUSSMAN66- Posts : 40687
Join date : 2011-02-02
Re: Supplement newbie
Insanity is killing me, I completed day 7 today. I've upped my protein intake (chicken breasts, egg whites and cottage cheese) and lowered my simple carbs (no bread for 8 days). I've lost 5lb in that time.
It's lower body intensive and I'd highly recommend it. It's great for cardio and leg power......but I'm a little worried my upper body will waste away. After this 2 month program is over I might start P90X. Anyone know if its any good?
It's lower body intensive and I'd highly recommend it. It's great for cardio and leg power......but I'm a little worried my upper body will waste away. After this 2 month program is over I might start P90X. Anyone know if its any good?
TheMackemMawler- Posts : 2606
Join date : 2012-05-23
Location : Lincolnshire
Re: Supplement newbie
I want to lose a bit weight and tone up for my holidays. I'm thick all over at the moment. I'm not fat - just bigger all over than I used to be.
TheMackemMawler- Posts : 2606
Join date : 2012-05-23
Location : Lincolnshire
Re: Supplement newbie
Interested to see your P90X results, Mackem, you will have a greater influence on my eventually buying it than those 'real-life' YouTube videos
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Re: Supplement newbie
7 days ago (The start of insanity) I took a 'before' picture. I'll do the same if i start p90x. The only problem is I've weird sized doorways and false walls in my house - so I'm struggling to find a pull-up bar that's suitable.
TheMackemMawler- Posts : 2606
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Location : Lincolnshire
Re: Supplement newbie
have you checkd out an IronGym?
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Re: Supplement newbie
no, i'll google it now..
TheMackemMawler- Posts : 2606
Join date : 2012-05-23
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Re: Supplement newbie
From reading the amazon reviews it looks like it's not suitable for weak door frames on false walls. Thanks for the help though!
TheMackemMawler- Posts : 2606
Join date : 2012-05-23
Location : Lincolnshire
Re: Supplement newbie
Your thick all over...
I've never done Cardio..Good hard sessions of weight lifting will shift the fat as long as you eat okay..........
Cardio is overrated..for those that want a good body....Don't use up good energy.
I've never done Cardio..Good hard sessions of weight lifting will shift the fat as long as you eat okay..........
Cardio is overrated..for those that want a good body....Don't use up good energy.
TRUSSMAN66- Posts : 40687
Join date : 2011-02-02
Re: Supplement newbie
Loads of plyometrics Truss. It's good, honest.
I've never been one for weights, I've always circuit trained and used my own body weight. I've always had a decent-ish strip but nothing showy. Now that I don't compete in any sport I can work something purely aesthetic, rather than sports specific and functional.
I've never been one for weights, I've always circuit trained and used my own body weight. I've always had a decent-ish strip but nothing showy. Now that I don't compete in any sport I can work something purely aesthetic, rather than sports specific and functional.
TheMackemMawler- Posts : 2606
Join date : 2012-05-23
Location : Lincolnshire
Re: Supplement newbie
Im also a huge plyometrics fan, theyve done so much fot my vertical leap (social basketballer), I cant actually shoot too well, so its cool to attack the basket knowing that at 5'11/6'0, I still have the hops to dunk on guys six inches taller. Plus theyve really added some pop to my punches as a boxer!
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