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Junior Member
Join Date: Mar 2012
Location: St. Louis
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#1182 |
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Junior Member
Join Date: Apr 2012
Posts: 2
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The feast must be done in one time or it could be done gradually?
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#1183 |
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Physique Verified
Join Date: Feb 2010
Location: San Francisco
Posts: 127
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#1184 |
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Junior Member
Join Date: Apr 2012
Posts: 2
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#1185 |
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Junior Member
Join Date: Dec 2010
Posts: 3
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Just wanted to share my experience with WD and for people looking to gain strength at the same time.
Started WD three weeks ago. I haven't been very anal about what I eat everyday, and I've also had cheat days two days a week. I have never done any kind of dieting before, so it was something very new to me. Within those three weeks, one of the weeks was a rest week and these were my strength gaines & losses: Height: 5'8 Starting weight: 165 lbs -> Current: 160 lbs Deadlift: 230 -> 240 Bench: 180 -> 187.5 Squat: 195 -> 200 (easy) Diet generally consists of: 40g casein in the morning & coffee Greek yogurt with berries or salad with cottage cheese and pine nuts 25g whey + feast. I lost 5 lbs within three weeks, with not correctly clocking my calories. I feel good during the day, I don't ever bloat (unless it's a cheat day where I eat dirt). I feel like I'm losing fat, as I can slowly see my abs showing up. WD = awesome!! |
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#1186 |
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Junior Member
Join Date: May 2012
Posts: 1
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Warrior Diet Newbie
I am 46 yrs. old and have been overweight most of my life. I have a muscular frame and for a long time I've carried probably 50-60 lbs of extra weight (fat). I have tried many diets and have had little success. Mostly because I wasn't ready to take my health seriously, but some of these diets were ridiculous and difficult to follow. On January 2 of this year I weighed 315 lbs (6' 2") and I decided to make a commitment to my overall health. I joined a gym and started eating healthier meals. Since I was born with a muscular frame and felt intrigued by weight lifting I made heavy lifting part of my morning routine. I also did some reading that if you use weight training in cooperation with Cardio/vascular training you can exponentially increase fat loss. Adding muscle has enormous benefits for health and physique and I truly enjoy it (much more than Cardio. heh).
My weight training routine consists of a 45-50 minute session x 5 days (resting completely on weekends). Chest and Triceps on Monday and Thursday, Back and Biceps on Tuesday and Friday. Wednesday is for Legs and shoulders. I use heavy weight and low reps (usually 3 sets of 8, 6, 4 reps). My Cardio workout initially consisted of 40-50 minutes on a recumbent bike at approx. 66% BMI. I was also eating 5 small (300 c. each) per day. I didn't worry about what I ate...just that I ate between 1500-1800 calories per day. I did make sure I was eating 180+g Protein and kept my diet as 45% p., 40% c. & 15% f. (mostly dairy). At the end of April I weighed 290 (25lbs. loss). I experienced huge muscle gain, as well as significant fat loss (dropped pant size from 42 to 38) over the first 4 months of the year. I am amazed on how much better I feel. However, I am looking to mix things up a bit and accelerate the fat loss process if possible. I Googled fat loss diets and the Warrior diet came up. I was intrigued and started the diet this past Monday. I haven't finished the book yet, but have done a lot of reading (newsgroups and reviews mostly). Before I started I used to get my cardio workout in before lifting weights...but after doing some reading it appears to be more beneficial doing the heavy lifting first. That was my first change. I also shortened by cardio workout to no more than 30 minutes. I am looking for some advice re: my current diet and workout routine as it relates to the WD: Exercise: Monday & Thursday 4:30 AM Lifting 40-50 minutes (90 sec. between reps, 2 minutes between sets) Chest (flat, incline and decline bench press, dumbell press and flys) Triceps (vertical & flat tricep pulldowns, dumbells) Cardio - 20-30 minutes 80-85% BMI (Life Fitness Elliptical level 4) Wednesday 4:30 AM Lifting 45 minutes Legs (Leg press, squats, quad, hamstring & calf machine) Shoulders (military press, dumbell press, shoulder shrug) Cardio - 20-30 minutes 80-85% BMI (Life Fitness Elliptical level 4) Tuesday & Friday 4:30 AM Lifting 40-50 minutes Back (Lat pulldowns, seated row, dumbell one arm row back, dead lift) Biceps (straight bar curls, dumbell alternate arm curl, concentration curl) Cardio - 20-30 minutes 80-85% BMI (Life Fitness Elliptical level 4) Saturday & Sunday Rest Diet: Post workout 6:00 AM (Muscle Tech Nitro Isolate Whey Protein..310 c. 65g p.) 10:00 AM - Small tangerine or Apple. 1 serving Beef Jerky 2:00 PM - Celery, cucumber or carrot sticks. 1 serving Beef Jerky 6:00 PM - Medium bowl salad (lettuce, cucumber, onion, celery, 1oz sharp cheddar cheese), 10-12 oz. grilled chicken breast w/ green beans, 1-2 servings lite cottage cheese or 2 small red skin potatoes. Desert is two servings of sugar free pudding w/sugar free cool whip. I am not obsessing about calorie count anymore, but I am guessing I intake roughly 1,500-2,000 daily. I am usually in bed before 9:00 PM and eat nothing after my main meal. So far I have lost 4 lbs. this week and feel GREAT. I have more energy and rarely feel hungry (except dinner time). I would appreciate anyone who has knowledge of the WD offering advice on if I am following the diet correctly or if any changes are needed. Thanks in advance. |
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#1187 |
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Junior Member
Join Date: Apr 2011
Posts: 10
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Lacking Energy
I have restarted the warrior diet as I joined the gym at my job. I have been working out with only a 25lb kettlebell and have had great energy until yesterday and today.
I'm not sure if im not eating enough during the day or my feast but I feel like im literally dragging ass. Maybe I need an off day or I'm not eating enough carbs, I have no idea. I havent been drinking much water, maybe thats it, I dunno. UNdereating: 25g whey w fat free milk workout 25g whey smoothie w/ fat free milk & plain yogurt apple, carrot (varies) small salad Overeating: big salad 1/2 lb grilled chicken 1/2 lb steak tomato salad (tbsp sour cream) Does anyone see anything wrong here? Please help me out cuz all i know is I had ZERO energy today. |
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#1188 |
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Senior Member
Join Date: Jul 2005
Posts: 1,366
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I would re read Wes 's posts.
Also 'xx " was a member here who kept a detailed journal and followed the warrior diet...that journal should help |
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#1189 |
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Junior Member
Join Date: Apr 2011
Posts: 10
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thanks man. I read this whole thread once upon a time, cant remember what it said lol
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Senior Member Strength Verified
Join Date: Nov 2010
Location: Darlington, SC
Posts: 2,092
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