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  • Ryan

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    February 18, 2019 at 8:45 pm in reply to: Weighing your chicken RAW or Cooked?

    weigh the cooked chicken you use and work out the quantity of protein from there.

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  • Ryan

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    February 18, 2019 at 8:43 pm in reply to: Weighing your chicken RAW or Cooked?

    Hey,

    it’s worth checking with the food prep company how their measuring it. I used to cook 250g raw of chicken using various brands and it would always come out cooked at around 180g, so it would lose 70g. I pan fried them with low cal oil and never over cooked them. Generally per 100g of cooked chicken is around 30g protein.

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  • Ryan

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    February 17, 2019 at 6:53 pm in reply to: Clare’s 2020 Season

    can’t wait to try it ????????

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  • Ryan

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    February 17, 2019 at 6:18 pm in reply to: Clare’s 2020 Season

    Nice Clare, i should get to try it tomorrow, think my delivery is scheduled for then, the one i have previously been using gives me a little reflux especially on heavy lifts so be interested to see how i respond to the new line. Was your energy good on it?

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  • Ryan

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    February 17, 2019 at 5:07 pm in reply to: Watson hack squat

    i have the Watson Hack squat, not a massive fan to be honest, like Kuba said a little risky when you push the weight to much, i use it for sissys mainly now

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  • Ryan

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    February 17, 2019 at 1:49 pm in reply to: Deload week help

    Hey, when your pushing numbers week after week your body will eventually need a deload. I find its between the 8 to 10 week period. Generally appetite decreases, recovery slows and you feel fatigued meaning your numbers drop or maintain. So if you have these symptoms then it’s time for a deload week. I may only do 3 sessions on a deload week, 4 max. Drop the weights and perform reps around 2 short of failure. I don’t do any compound movements during a deload, mainly machines and cables. Its a recovery week so your just flushing blood really not looking to break down tissue. Your be having more days off during your deload so your be eating non training day food, generally this is lower than training days so your total cal output will be less overall. Hope this helps.

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  • Ryan

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    February 17, 2019 at 12:41 pm in reply to: Is it essential to SQUAT for leg growth?

    Hey, you can certainly build legs without squating. I know Dorian didn’t squat and Jordan doesn’t squat. i personally love squating and James does too. It all depends on the individual, if your having pain and issues then hacks and leg pressing are a great replacement.

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  • Ryan

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    February 17, 2019 at 12:37 pm in reply to: Ryan’s Road to the Super Heavyweights

    rest day today, currently chilling in Kensington park after trip to london to watch cirque du soleil. I think if i didn’t do bodybuilding i would have joined the circus. GREAT weeks training, i have posted my 2nd back workout below.

    ex 1: dumbell pullovers
    2 working sets.
    ex2: cable lat pulldown 2 working sets
    ex3: low row hs machine, 2 working sets
    ex4: dumbell RDLs, 2 working sets
    ex5: single arm HS row, 1 set 20 reps
    ex6: bicep DB curl, 2 sets
    ex7: quad drop HS bicep curl
    ex8: calfs
    stretch

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  • Ryan

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    February 16, 2019 at 12:58 pm in reply to: Anxiety

    Hey Mikey, i started using CBD oil last year and have noticed a big difference personally. I also supply them to members with similar issues and they have all come back with good results. may br worth a try.

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  • Ryan

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    February 16, 2019 at 12:49 pm in reply to: Ryan’s Road to the Super Heavyweights

    Isaac,
    training days:
    300g P, 300g C, 130F

    non training days
    300g P, 0g C, 120g fat

    general foods are fish, nuts, rice, veg, beef, nut butter, whey isolate.

    I love where i live, we have 9 miles of beach and plenty of harbours. I could do California for a few years i think but love living where we do.

    I’m not a big gamer to be honest, used to love the sims as a kid lol.

    what about you?

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  • Ryan

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    February 16, 2019 at 12:42 pm in reply to: Ryan’s Road to the Super Heavyweights

    Joshua,
    I think long offseasons are needed initially. I would have 2 or even 3 years off a time when i started out to build mass. I think now I’m at a stage where i dont need as much time building muscle as i have built that foundation. Enjoy the food whilst it last lol.

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  • Ryan

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    February 15, 2019 at 2:03 pm in reply to: Calories (need help)

    Sounds like you need a little tidy up like Kuba said. A mini cut would get your insulin and gh sensitivity back which is particularly important if your natural. If we flood the body with cals it can become less efficient at using them and as a result your body will just store them. After a mini cut i would gradually bring food back in but focus your carbohydrate intake around your training and perhaps reduce them on your non training days. I’m 6ft 1 like you but tend not.to need alot of calories otherwise i get fluffy real quick.

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  • Ryan

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    February 15, 2019 at 1:54 pm in reply to: Ryan’s Road to the Super Heavyweights

    sore from yesterdays leg workout, i knew during the session i needed to be sensible and not over do the volume. My legs pumped uo straight away and had minor cramping, perhaps due to the week off or my leg massage the day before. I was piss weak but still had a good session never the less. workout below:

    ex 1: seated leg curl, 2 working sets, 60kg.
    ex 2: squats, 2 working sets, 220kg
    ex 3: hack squat platz style (quad dominant). 40kg 2 sets, 20 reps with 2 negatives. heels together toes out as you come down you go into a sissy squat. love this movement, takes all my hammies out which is usually dominant. quad doms are good today.
    ex4: HS leg press, 2.working sets
    ex5: leg ex, quad drop, 10 reps each time start weight 100kg.
    stretch.
    would usually do another hamstring movement but ive been doing RDLs on my back days and i didn’t want to weaken them for back day.

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  • Ryan

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    February 15, 2019 at 1:49 pm in reply to: Ryan’s Road to the Super Heavyweights

    Hey Joshua,
    i feel fat lol, maintaining 118kg on a reasonable diet, not consuming a vast amount of cals. Everytime we compete your body gets that little bit leaner, hopefully the next time will be the winning look. When you competing next?

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  • Ryan

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    February 14, 2019 at 8:21 pm in reply to: Best time to take omega 3

    Would agree with Brett, Am and PM 2grams each time.

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