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August 30th, 2010 Posted in Supplements | 1 Comment »
At the moment I am trying to bulk up for MMA, but I have wasted money by getting supplements, and then they have ended up tasting terrible.
STEAK!
August 23rd, 2010 Posted in Body Building | 1 Comment »
I use to train with a trainer eight years ago and I quit after a while because of personal issues. I started lifting again today and I’m using the same trainer that I had 10 years ago. Since we know each other he said that he is not giving me a regular training session but a professional body building session to help me build up a lot of muscles faster. So my question is what’s the difference between the normal way of building muscles compared to the way professionals use to lift weights?
The main difference is steroids use. There are ways you can properly use steroids that give you huge results without harmful side effects. It’s very expensive and very complicated thats where your “professional body building trainer” comes in. For normal weight lifting there is really no difference between regular training session and professional body building session. As long as your form is always correct the amount of work you put in is equal to the amount of results.
August 23rd, 2010 Posted in Baseball | 13 Comments »
What if, for whatever reason, Bud Selig put a salary cap on baseball next year? Do you think that it would dramatically change baseball? I hear all the time about how baseball needs a salary cap, so if it finally was put in place, what do you think would happen?
It depends on what the salary cap was set at. If it was set at 150,000,000, then yes, the Red Sox would be just as screwed as the Yankees. If the salary cap was set at 200,000,000, then the Yankees could just get rid of someone like Lance Berkman and be under the limit. And then still have some money left over to replace him. (Berkman’s 2010 salary- $14,500,000, team salary- $206,333,389. 206,333,389-14,500,000=$191,833,389 total salary) I don’t think it would be as catastrophic as everyone thinks it would be, it just depends on what the cap was set at.
August 19th, 2010 Posted in Body Building | 5 Comments »
I’ve been working out, running, lifting weights, etc. etc. etc. a whole lot and I am looking into buying some body building supplements cuz I want to get ripped. Any tips or suggestions as to what I should get? No steroids or Hgh.
Pure whey protein is good as protein helps a lot in building muscles. Optimum 100% Whey Protein is great. I used to take it, but now I take NO-Xplode (pre-workout) and AST Multi Pro 32X (multi-vitamins) along with some others containing high in fiber and joint supports (not necessarily supplements).
August 19th, 2010 Posted in Baseball | 1 Comment »
I have a baseball signed by Rich Murray, two guys from the Braves. and one from the Orioles. How much would that baseball go for?
I also have a baseball signed by Barry Bonds. It’s quite old nd looks worn down or used in a game.
Also have a baseball card signed by Barry Bonds from 1993. How much would those two things sell for?
The BB not as much as you’d hope since he’s highly suspected to have been using steroids. as for the others…the more recognizable the name, the more money. also they are all on different teams…people from different teams on one ball is cool and all, but not worth as much as if they were all on one team especially during the same season and even more especially during that season they won the world series.
i’d take it into a sports memorabilia store to get them appraised.
August 15th, 2010 Posted in Body Building | 4 Comments »
I go the gym 6 days a week and work a different body part each day and rest on sunday. How important is diet really for body building. I really dont have an appetite large enought to eat every 3 hours so if i dont have to i wont, and if i do have to is there an alternative way? Please god help me.
It’s an accepted standard of sorts, but not always necessary. The main idea behind that is to constantly give your metabolism something to do thus its used as a tool for weight control. It doesn’t matter if you’re going up or down in weight. It’s just easier to manage by having a routine of eating something every three hours or so. It’s not just when you eat it’s also what you eat. Those meals every three hours are no more then a half a bowl full of some type of food. It’s not a big sit down meal. The three biggest ones are, breakfast, a light meal an hour before the workout and a light carb load within an hour after the workout. Timing is the key when trying to shed fat and get ripped for a show. I have one coming up in Sept and I’ve been on that sort of routine for over 5 years. Most I know at the gym do something similar. It works for me and I’ve been at it a while so it’s easy for me. I don’t really like it, I just do it. For me it seems I’m always eating, cooking, cleaning dishes. I now cook enough food on a Sunday to last for that type of meal format for seven days. If I were still married I would have a hard time doing that. It’s a lot easier since I’m the only one I have to cook for.
August 15th, 2010 Posted in Baseball | 3 Comments »
I am 24 and have never played baseball. I have played similar form of game, cricket, for all my life. I have played 4 years for my college cricket team, two years as captain. I am starting to love baseball these days. I just wanna know how can start from ground level in baseball for my age? I am very desperate to play this wonderful game. I believe i have the talent to do so. Suggestions much needed.
coming from an experienced ball player….you really need to watch the games and understand how the game is played….know all the rules and regulations and def. practice! if i were you i would start going to the batting cages every single day! i would get some friends together that know the game well and have them teach you…i would buy all my baseball equiptment including batting gloves,mitts,bats,balls….if you have a local high school team nearby practice with them….i would start low level adult slow pitch softball and get a feel for the game, then work your way up to adult fast pitch baseball,then possibly semi pro,then if your good enough maybe even pro! all you need to do is PRACTICE PRACTICE PRACTICE! oh and choose what kindof player you want to be if you know names like Albert Pujols,Derek Jeter,Alex Rodriguez,Manny Ramirez,Torii Hunter,Chase Utley they all have set positions on the field in wich they play set your mind to being the best player on the field and in a matter of years you could be good enough!
August 11th, 2010 Posted in Body Building | 1 Comment »
But forget to look at the pre steroid years of body building and call it new . Which is where their secret stuff come from by the way . It like steve reeves wasn’t even born or something. i mean eugene sandow is rowing in his grave right now because of people like this.
what every happen to respecting the old school and give them the recondition they deserve .
Because they want you to try their product. Why would they endorse something that would make you muscular without using it? Then they would get no profit.
August 11th, 2010 Posted in Baseball | 1 Comment »
i am looking to get old baseball cards, some that date back to the early 1900’s. is there any packs that actually have old baseball cards in them? i hear topps is putting all kinds of crazy stuff in there packs of like allen and ginter, i have been buying those latley. so please tell me what packs i can buy to get realy old baseball cards in them.
You’re better off finding a reputable dealer and buying individual cards than trying to get old cards in Topps packs. It’s like playing the lottery-odds are you’ll never get a card you want.Some reputable dealers are Kevin Savage, Kit Young, 707 Sportscards, Larry Fritsch-Google any of them. Ebay is an option, but beware and bid carefully. Get a Price guide like Tuff Stuff or Becket and learn about conditions and pricing, and learn how to bargain.