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  • #15072
    Avatar photoBrendan
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    Add chicken, chicken, broccoli, chicken, brown rice, potatoes, chicken, vegetables and chicken

    Don’t forget to add some chicken to that.

    #15073
    Avatar photoCharlie
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    Most Brotastic thread ever

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    #15076
    Avatar photoRay
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    OK, i’ll say my piece and definitively end this debate;

    Snake Plissken. Escape From New York. Snake’s running, running, running, cos he’s gotta save the President and his own ass. Snake is solid, he’s got some abs, decent set of shoulders. BUT SNAKE IS LEAN! LEAN and MEAN! Saved his ass. Kept us all safe….Again, lean and mean….

    #15077
    Avatar photoJerryS
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    Now that that song’s in my head.. ‘Snake Eater!’

    #15080

    Real talk, nothing wrong with bacon, imo.

    #15081

    True.

    Snake was in beast mode.

    #15141

    hadn’t lifted in a week and a half god i felt so skinny and weak

    #15143
    Avatar photoRay
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    Big man, try 20 burpees (real burpees, full leg extension, straight back), rest one minute, then 19, rest one min, then 18….if you can get down to 10 you win my eternal respect…

    #15150

    Elias, get the eff back from Hong Kong already. I need someone to take vids of my squat and deadlift for a form check.

    #15157
    Avatar photoVincent
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    Who’s gonna check it? I’ve been wanting to do this myself as well.

    Pretty sure I’m doing it better than the average Chinese deadlifter hahaha, oh man the things you see here.

    #15160
    Avatar photoChris Ziich
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    Interested in your diets. I know Ray does some funky stuff with yogurt and whatnot.

    I want to get into blending fruit/veg smoothies but don’t know where to start. Also I started giving oatmeal a try for the nutrition and because it’s cheap. Thought it was pretty gross at first, but threw in some eggs, onions, garlic, butter, and salt which makes it pretty nice. Chicken/beef recipes? And where do you buy your food?

    #15163
    Avatar photoCharlie
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    Interested in your diets. I know Ray does some funky stuff with yogurt and whatnot.

    I want to get into blending fruit/veg smoothies but don’t know where to start. Also I started giving oatmeal a try for the nutrition and because it’s cheap. Thought it was pretty gross at first, but threw in some eggs, onions, garlic, butter, and salt which makes it pretty nice. Chicken/beef recipes? And where do you buy your food?

    Yeah Ray has a yogurt maker that he got off Taobao. I’m interested in learning more about that also. I was eating yogurt everyday a year ago but I got noticeably fatter (225 lbs at my heaviest) so I stopped that. Buying yogurt isn’t cheap either, the 8yuan small packages you get at Carrefour are like a single serving for me.

    Oatmeal is great, I eat it everyday, but I don’t add anything but cinnamon and raisins. Tastes great with hot water, I don’t bother adding anything else although you can.

    As for chicken, it’s easy to get at any market (the huge Yulin food market is across the street from me and there’s a small local market directly below me) but beef is a little harder. Most of the beef you find at normal markets is low quality so you’ll probably want to go to a meat market to find higher quality beef. It’s not as cheap as chicken though, which is really cheap. There are a million chicken recipes, the most basic is stir fry with soy sauce, garlic, basically whatever you like.

    #15166
    Avatar photoVincent
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    Wow, Charlie, seriously? 225lbs? Sounds a lot since we are about the same height. I’ve never been more than 205lbs, but then again my bone structure is rather ectomorph 🙂

    I also don’t think yoghurt is the way to go if you want to get bigger. All the carbs in there are just sugar, which you should avoid at all cost because it causes insuline spikes (and thus fat storage). It’s definately tasty in a smoothie though. Has anyone ever seen cottage cheese for sale in Chengdu?

    I always buy all my food (veggies, fruit, chicken, beef, eggs, potatoes, rice) at a place I call “Vegetable Heaven”. It’s located at the intersection between Lansejialebi and Sichuan uni south gate. Here’s the map:

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    And some pictures:

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    It’s ridiculously cheap and you can find everything you need in there! Hell I’ve only been to Carrefour once since I arrived back in Chengdu in September 🙂

    EDIT: Oh and Chris, lose the butter and salt!

    #15168
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    Who’s gonna check it? I’ve been wanting to do this myself as well.

    Pretty sure I’m doing it better than the average Chinese deadlifter hahaha, oh man the things you see here.

    My weightlifting bros over at my secret website (seriously, endoftheinter.net) critique my lifts.

    I’ve been having moderate pain where my thighs meet my hips, in the front, so I’m thinking something needs to change with my form or I have to foam roll the piss out of it, and work in some mobility exercises or something. And deadlifts always need work haha

    But yeah you see sooo much horrible form at gyms everywhere. Throwing their back into standing barbell curls, deadlifts that are more like SLDLs, half squats, benching like they’re begging for a shoulder injury, etc.

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    Interested in your diets. I know Ray does some funky stuff with yogurt and whatnot.

    I lost a bunch of mass here in China, unfortunately.

    Back home, I ate a ton of beef and over 2 liters of milk per day.

    Here, eggs have become my staple food.

    Eating 12 a day gets me ~70g of protein and ~900 calories.

    I’d like to start eating a ton more chicken.

    Brendan is probably most informed about clean dieting and clean bulking.

    #15169
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    I was eating yogurt everyday a year ago but I got noticeably fatter (225 lbs at my heaviest

    Eat big, lift big, get big.

    #15170
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    I always buy all my food (veggies, fruit, chicken, beef, eggs, potatoes, rice) at a place I call “Vegetable Heaven”.

    Ya I’ve got a similar place I get my eggs and stuff at.

    A dozen eggs for ~7 yuan #yahbro

    #15173
    Avatar photoRay
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    Buy a yoghurt maker; even the 40 kuai ones work fine. use shop-bought yoghurt as your starter culture (about 50 ml to 900 ml milk). Not 100% fat free, but pretty good, or you can buy the starter culture too. Awesome source of protein. of course, you wanna sue low-fat milk.

    Danielle (lovesiwo) pulled my coat to a store selling Tibetan yoghurt. Sounds promising…

    Re: veggies: i hope you guys are soaking them for at least twenty minutes to remove the nasty stuff. use a dishwashing liquid that’s safe for this. The Amway one is good and safe

    #15174
    Avatar photoRay
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    Big big big. How about toned, proportioned, healthy? Ever see tri-athletes? That’s what i’m talking about…

    #15177
    Avatar photoVincent
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    But they’re not Arnie 🙁

    #15180
    Avatar photoCharlie
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    Eat big, lift big, get big.

    I did eat big and I got fat, that was the point of my post. Watch what you eat because not all weight is equal. Go easy on dairy especially.

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    Big big big. How about toned, proportioned, healthy?

    Exactly. Getting big is easy. Getting lean weight is not.

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