r0bin Posted September 13, 2006 Share Posted September 13, 2006 SAYANG U WERE NOT ABLE TO WATCH THE INTERSCHOOL POWERLIFTING COMPETITION HELD LAST SATURDAY IN ROBINSON'S PLACE ERMITA... NAKITA MO SANA HOW EXCELLENT PEANUTS DID TO ONE OF THE COMPETITORS THERE, HE WAS LIFTING 450LBS DEADLIFTS...AND HE WAS ONLY TRAINING FOR 6 MONTHS :thumbsupsmiley: oo nga, sayang di din ako nakapunta. i heard eclipse-la salle was over-all winner? is that correct? Quote Link to comment
Eclipseguy Posted September 13, 2006 Share Posted September 13, 2006 oo nga, sayang di din ako nakapunta. i heard eclipse-la salle was over-all winner? is that correct? Indeed...and with only 6 months of training, and nobody was wearing custom-fitted gear like our competitors! :thumbsupsmiley: Quote Link to comment
van_wilder Posted September 14, 2006 Share Posted September 14, 2006 you only spend thousands when you buy... but per serving is only P50... Quote Link to comment
pitbull69 Posted September 14, 2006 Share Posted September 14, 2006 DUDE, IF YOU'RE COMFORATABLE SPENDING THOUSANDS FROM UR WALLET INSTEAD OF A FEW HUNDREDS THEN SUPPLEMENTS ARE GOOD FOR U... I only bought my 6Lb Pro-rated brand whey protein at $30. 22g protein per serving. I think that's way way cheap than buying a steak Quote Link to comment
BEaST-RiPPed Posted September 14, 2006 Share Posted September 14, 2006 I only bought my 6Lb Pro-rated brand whey protein at $30. 22g protein per serving. I think that's way way cheap than buying a steak dude i don't get it...you spend $30 on a 6lb pro rated brand, that is 1560 (correct the conversion if i'm wrong) in Phil peso.it seemed you already have a decision even before asking your concern if food supplements will indeed benefit you,so why bother ask? steak isn't the only natural source of protein there's also skinless chicken breast, egg whites and peanuts, the fact that you're so keen on mentioning "steak" as your target food would only mean you can afford it. besides, while others here can only hope to get whey protein sold locally for an affordable price, you're acquring it using your $$$... i'm amazed just sharing my POV, peace Quote Link to comment
Humpster!!!! Posted September 14, 2006 Share Posted September 14, 2006 i take Optimum minsan pero good food intake is still the best, eggs, chicken, beef, tuna :cool: Quote Link to comment
van_wilder Posted September 14, 2006 Share Posted September 14, 2006 optimum nitrotech mrm and bsn syntha6 lang whey protein na choices na okay for me... Quote Link to comment
pitbull69 Posted September 14, 2006 Share Posted September 14, 2006 dude i don't get it...you spend $30 on a 6lb pro rated brand, that is 1560 (correct the conversion if i'm wrong) in Phil peso.it seemed you already have a decision even before asking your concern if food supplements will indeed benefit you,so why bother ask? steak isn't the only natural source of protein there's also skinless chicken breast, egg whites and peanuts, the fact that you're so keen on mentioning "steak" as your target food would only mean you can afford it. besides, while others here can only hope to get whey protein sold locally for an affordable price, you're acquring it using your $$$... i'm amazed just sharing my POV, peace Then why have this thread when all you can recommend is to go natural... kse nababasa ko dito eh ang suggestion eh to go natural by all means. Yes, that's the best but then again iba iba ang schedules/preference natin. Titimplahin ko lang yung protein shake ko eh less than 5 minutes lang as against magprepare pa ko ng natural food. Generally mahal yang protein shakes... but for other people, mas mahal yung TIME nila. Convenience can be pricey... Quote Link to comment
Olympus Posted September 14, 2006 Share Posted September 14, 2006 The reason we are suggesting to avoid supplements is because you have these people believing that they are the end to the means yet have crappy diets. They forget that a person eating properly would make more progress than a person taking a truckload of supplements but eats like crap Quote Link to comment
Humpster!!!! Posted September 14, 2006 Share Posted September 14, 2006 Then why have this thread when all you can recommend is to go natural... kse nababasa ko dito eh ang suggestion eh to go natural by all means. Yes, that's the best but then again iba iba ang schedules/preference natin. Titimplahin ko lang yung protein shake ko eh less than 5 minutes lang as against magprepare pa ko ng natural food. Generally mahal yang protein shakes... but for other people, mas mahal yung TIME nila. Convenience can be pricey... saglit lang mag steam ng chicken pare 3min. lang luto na yun, ako niluluto ko lahat ng meals ko sa umaga palang, mga 15 to 20min. to prepare lahat ng meals for the whole day na un, puro steamed chicken tsaka broccoli nga lang, tiisin mo nalang ung lasa Quote Link to comment
Eclipseguy Posted September 14, 2006 Share Posted September 14, 2006 Then why have this thread when all you can recommend is to go natural... kse nababasa ko dito eh ang suggestion eh to go natural by all means. Yes, that's the best but then again iba iba ang schedules/preference natin. Titimplahin ko lang yung protein shake ko eh less than 5 minutes lang as against magprepare pa ko ng natural food. Generally mahal yang protein shakes... but for other people, mas mahal yung TIME nila. Convenience can be pricey... Part of the problem is that most trainees put FAR too much emphasis on protein and not enough on essential fatty acids (EFAs), fiber, and total calories (not derived from SUGAR like in weight gainers). What you get is guys who can't lose fat when dieting (because they are eating too much protein) and guys who can't gain weight (because they think that all they need is protein for a positive nitrogen balance). Protein is insignificant in comparison to total calories. Total calories is the key to growth as total calories is the key to weight loss/dieting. I can feel the heat from the guys that will jump on me for what I've just said, but I used to believe the opposite until I got my degree in biochemistry and spent time researching wasting diseases and disorders. The human body is an incredibly efficient machine, and will grow with even 50 grams of protein per day (even if the athlete is 200lbs) as long as there are enough calories present. I used to religiously drink 200 grams of protein per day and didn't eat enough. I made zero gains. Then I learned how to train properly and once purposely avoided protein for a month when getting back from a long layoff following a minor surgery. Within that month, I gained back a large portion of my strength and lean mass. When I tried dieting once I kept my protein very high but my calories moderate. I couldn't lose fat because my body couldn't handle 1 gram per lb of bodyweight. I cut the protein in half, and lo and behold, my bodyfat level plummeted and I was lean in record time. If you want REAL results, eat REAL food and balance everything. It's much more difficult to do this with supplements. Quote Link to comment
Equus Posted September 15, 2006 Share Posted September 15, 2006 any recos regarding amino's? is optimum nutrition better than twin labs? is it all pretty much the same? I got the ripped fuel 5x... will try it out... Quote Link to comment
vice Posted September 15, 2006 Share Posted September 15, 2006 a bit of a newbie here. i admit im too lazy to back read. whats the best/most recommened supplement to take if you want to gain weight? just one supplement since i cant afford to get several different weight gain supplements. thanks! Quote Link to comment
Olympus Posted September 15, 2006 Share Posted September 15, 2006 a bit of a newbie here. i admit im too lazy to back read. whats the best/most recommened supplement to take if you want to gain weight? just one supplement since i cant afford to get several different weight gain supplements. thanks! 1. Eat as much as you can as often as you can The two most effective supplements i have used that helped me put on muscle: a wuart of milk and a pound of peanuts daily Quote Link to comment
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