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Title: My Journey to become the best Built Man on the Planet.
Post by: alexxx on May 03, 2006, 03:05:12 PM
Here I am! Pictures where taken on the 30th of april 2006. I know I have a lot of work to do and want some imput.

May 1st
Bench Press 255 x 8 275 x 3 + 1f
High Incline bench 225 x 4 + 1
Low Incline db press 100 x 7
Incline flyes 60 x 9
Low incline leg raises x 25 x 20 x 20

May 2nd
Machine Pullovers lvl 12 x 10
Chins 240(bw) + 15 x 8
Barbell Rows 225 x 10
deadlifts 365 x 4
Wide Grip Pulldowns lvl 14 x 8

May 3rd
Behind the neck bb press 175 x 6 + 1 225 x 3n
db press 80 x 8
Side db Laterals 45 x 12
rear db laterals 30 x 12
rear machine flyes 160 x 12
Behind the back upright rows 135 x 10
Neck curls 25 x 30
Roman chair twist ups x 50 x 40 x 40
Stair Master 20min 180 cal burned

I have just started doing this program this week and can already see a difference in my physique. My goal is to get to a lean 300 pounds. Today I am 241 pds. Would appreaciate all suggestions.
Title: Re: My Journey to become the best Built Man on the Planet.
Post by: Stavios on May 03, 2006, 03:29:30 PM
legs look improved alexxx
Title: Re: My Journey to become the best Built Man on the Planet.
Post by: gibberj2 on May 03, 2006, 03:32:07 PM
not bad but you should stay in time out longer still
Title: Re: My Journey to become the best Built Man on the Planet.
Post by: gibberj2 on May 03, 2006, 03:36:11 PM
suggestions? Decline flyes and bar dips with elbows out and feet in front. Also do reverse pec deck for posterior delts.
Title: Re: My Journey to become the best Built Man on the Planet.
Post by: G.R.H. on May 03, 2006, 03:44:39 PM
oh my god! your legs are hairier than mine! seriously though, looks like you made some improvement in your upper body. keep it up!  ;)
Title: Re: My Journey to become the best Built Man on the Planet.
Post by: triple_pickle on May 03, 2006, 03:49:48 PM
decent legs, but it looks like your upper body is shrinking from picture to picture, cannot see that much if any improvement between now and the pictures from three years ago.
Title: Re: My Journey to become the best Built Man on the Planet.
Post by: alexxx on May 03, 2006, 04:18:03 PM
Thats because I used to be at around 5 % bodyfat with a 29 inch waist. I've pigged out i guess  :-\

I am working on getting lean and muscular though.
Title: Re: My Journey to become the best Built Man on the Planet.
Post by: triple_pickle on May 03, 2006, 04:19:10 PM
you're already lean.  get muscular for god's sake.
Title: Re: My Journey to become the best Built Man on the Planet.
Post by: alexxx on May 03, 2006, 04:22:01 PM
you're already lean.  get muscular for god's sake.

Working on it bro! 8)
Title: Re: My Journey to become the best Built Man on the Planet.
Post by: alexxx on May 03, 2006, 04:34:17 PM
Welcome back alexxx. You're definitely showing some improvement from the infamous "mensroom" shots  ;D

The exercises in the routine are solid, with decent weights used. However, I cant workout how many sets are you doing per exercise? If your only doing 1-2 sets.. I don't think that is enough to stimulate decent growth.





Thank you brother! I am starting the in process of the routine that enabled me to achieve maximum muscle mass and strengh. I am going to try it for a month and keep track of all my measurements and decided if this Dorian style training is for me.
Title: Re: My Journey to become the best Built Man on the Planet.
Post by: alexxx on May 03, 2006, 04:47:06 PM
Goodluck with your training.

Thank you!
Title: Re: My Journey to become the best Built Man on the Planet.
Post by: SS on May 03, 2006, 05:12:03 PM
flawless! pm me some of your secrets when you have time.
Title: Re: My Journey to become the best Built Man on the Planet.
Post by: Bast175 on May 03, 2006, 05:22:52 PM
I thought you were benching 315 for reps, now you're doing 275?
Title: Re: My Journey to become the best Built Man on the Planet.
Post by: alexxx on May 03, 2006, 05:23:46 PM
flawless! pm me some of your secrets when you have time.

haha Thank you! You are a beast! So I am sure you get big no matter what. ;)
Title: Re: My Journey to become the best Built Man on the Planet.
Post by: alexxx on May 03, 2006, 05:25:27 PM
I thought you were benching 315 for reps, now you're doing 275?

I went down after I got sick and also took up volume training. Now I am doing the routine that got me to the 315 pound bench.
Title: Re: My Journey to become the best Built Man on the Planet.
Post by: Bast175 on May 03, 2006, 05:26:23 PM
I benched 275 for 3 reps, at a bodyweight 60lbs lighter than you, Mr. O.
Title: Re: My Journey to become the best Built Man on the Planet.
Post by: SS on May 03, 2006, 05:27:07 PM
haha Thank you! You are a beast! So I am sure you get big no matter what. ;)
true, but i want to try and diet down some. I might even start doing abs ;D
Title: Re: My Journey to become the best Built Man on the Planet.
Post by: Bast175 on May 03, 2006, 05:28:12 PM
No need to train abs, they get worked enough indirectly.
Title: Re: My Journey to become the best Built Man on the Planet.
Post by: Bast175 on May 03, 2006, 05:28:48 PM
I'm stronger than Alexxx on most of those lifts.

I'm a better built man than you Alexxx.
Title: Re: My Journey to become the best Built Man on the Planet.
Post by: alexxx on May 03, 2006, 05:29:16 PM
Ab work gets them thick and nice. Do it if you want to impress the ladies!
Title: Re: My Journey to become the best Built Man on the Planet.
Post by: alexxx on May 03, 2006, 05:30:19 PM
I'm stronger than Alexxx on most of those lifts.

I'm a better built man than you Alexxx.

lol keep dreaming boy! That is just my in phase and won't last long! Soon I will be benching 4 plates!
Title: Re: My Journey to become the best Built Man on the Planet.
Post by: Bast175 on May 03, 2006, 05:31:42 PM
in phase?  i thought you already came out of the closet.
Title: Re: My Journey to become the best Built Man on the Planet.
Post by: Oldschool Flip on May 03, 2006, 05:40:58 PM
Here I am! Pictures where taken on the 30th of april 2006. I know I have a lot of work to do and want some imput.

May 1st
Bench Press 255 x 8 275 x 3 + 1f
High Incline bench 225 x 4 + 1
Low Incline db press 100 x 7
Incline flyes 60 x 9
Low incline leg raises x 25 x 20 x 20

May 2nd
Machine Pullovers lvl 12 x 10
Chins 240(bw) + 15 x 8
Barbell Rows 225 x 10
deadlifts 365 x 4
Wide Grip Pulldowns lvl 14 x 8

May 3rd
Behind the neck bb press 175 x 6 + 1 225 x 3n
db press 80 x 8
Side db Laterals 45 x 12
rear db laterals 30 x 12
rear machine flyes 160 x 12
Behind the back upright rows 135 x 10
Neck curls 25 x 30
Roman chair twist ups x 50 x 40 x 40
Stair Master 20min 180 cal burned

I have just started doing this program this week and can already see a difference in my physique. My goal is to get to a lean 300 pounds. Today I am 241 pds. Would appreaciate all suggestions.
The only thing I've never seen is your .....diet. If you weigh 241lbs then to just maintain your size you would need 241 grams of protein daily. If yo uwant to get f**king huge you need to up that to 361.5 to approx 450 grams of protein daily. That's a lot of protein bro! I drink about 160 grams of protein and the rest I get from solid food, but I'm only 208 lbs. At approx. 40-45 grams a shake, that's at least 4 shakes a day! Give us an idea of your diet.....and be honest so you can get a decent evaluation.
Title: Re: My Journey to become the best Built Man on the Planet.
Post by: alexxx on May 03, 2006, 05:58:34 PM
Here is what is a typical day for me:

meal 1: all mixed in blender driking raw
3 large eggs
100ml of eggwhites
60 grams of oatmeal
250 ml of 2% milk
250 ml or Orange/grapefruit/lemon juice

meal 2
tuna can
3 baked patatoes
1 cup of milk

meal 3: postworkout
2 scoops of whey -44g protein
1 banana
1/2 tea spoon of honey

meal 4:
Chiken breast
fried patatoes homemade
1 cup of milk

meal 5
handfull? of low fat beef
big boil soup/salad
1 cup of milk

meal 6
tuna can
1 cup of milk
1 piece of brocolie
1/2 tablespoon of peanut butter

I always wake up during the night to go to the bathroom so I take in another 22g of protein then with some olive oil.

Any advice, suggestions, modifications are welcome.


           
Title: Re: My Journey to become the best Built Man on the Planet.
Post by: mikethedon on May 03, 2006, 06:22:49 PM
not nearly enough protein to really grow
Title: Re: My Journey to become the best Built Man on the Planet.
Post by: alexxx on May 03, 2006, 06:23:11 PM
I clowned on your English but your lifting program is not bad.  I am assuming that you will add in an arm day.  Moving on, I think you have a solid program.  You might want to add in a little lower lat work, possibly low pulley rows.  Possibly add one more thickness exercise.  Your legs do look better.  Hit your outer sweep more and as well as the inner calf.  Your strength is not bad for being 20 (I think).  Hit the dbell rear laterals a bit heavier.

When did you clown on my english  >:( !! its cool I don't take anything seriously. I just started doing that machine pullovers in hopes of hitting the lower lats. Low pulley rows are cable rows right? I plan on adding another thickness exercise probably tbar rows or dumbells. Thanks for all the tips!
Title: Re: My Journey to become the best Built Man on the Planet.
Post by: alexxx on May 03, 2006, 06:25:46 PM
not nearly enough protein to really grow

SO I should eat 4 cans of tuna a day instead? 
Title: Re: My Journey to become the best Built Man on the Planet.
Post by: alexxx on May 03, 2006, 07:09:53 PM
Ya, cable rows.  I like dbells and t-bars alot.  I can do 6 plates on the T-bar for reps and I get a crazy pump from them, sometimes more than barbell rows.  Even though I only use the 115's on dbell rows I feel it alot and the next day is hell on my lats.  I used to eat four cans of tuna a day, it's tough but if you want give it a try.

Interesting thanks. I'm a little worried about the mercury content in it though... its yellowfin tuna so maybe it is ok..

Also should I up my egg intake a day to say 6 raw?
Title: Re: My Journey to become the best Built Man on the Planet.
Post by: alexxx on May 03, 2006, 07:47:45 PM
So you ate 4 cans of tuna a day every day?

I don't get anything from raw eggs plus they are large eggs which is 7 g per egg so I'll keep it up!
Title: Re: My Journey to become the best Built Man on the Planet.
Post by: Oldschool Flip on May 03, 2006, 09:19:48 PM
Here is what is a typical day for me:

meal 1: all mixed in blender driking raw
3 large eggs
100ml of eggwhites
60 grams of oatmeal
250 ml of 2% milk
250 ml or Orange/grapefruit/lemon juice

meal 2
tuna can
3 baked patatoes
1 cup of milk

meal 3: postworkout
2 scoops of whey -44g protein
1 banana
1/2 tea spoon of honey

meal 4:
Chiken breast
fried patatoes homemade
1 cup of milk

meal 5
handfull? of low fat beef
big boil soup/salad
1 cup of milk

meal 6
tuna can
1 cup of milk
1 piece of brocolie
1/2 tablespoon of peanut butter

I always wake up during the night to go to the bathroom so I take in another 22g of protein then with some olive oil.

Any advice, suggestions, modifications are welcome.


           
Protein is too low. My estimation is rough because you have no weight values, but I would say you're taking in approx. 280 grams of protein by the looks of it. At that rate you might gain 1-5 lbs a year.
Title: Re: My Journey to become the best Built Man on the Planet.
Post by: Oldschool Flip on May 03, 2006, 09:23:15 PM
When did you clown on my english  >:( !! its cool I don't take anything seriously. I just started doing that machine pullovers in hopes of hitting the lower lats. Low pulley rows are cable rows right? I plan on adding another thickness exercise probably tbar rows or dumbells. Thanks for all the tips!
Actually for "lower" lats do A or V bar pulldowns. You replace the long bar with an A or V bar, keep elbows in and pull to the top of the chest. Make sure you "pull" with your back and not your bi's.
Title: Re: My Journey to become the best Built Man on the Planet.
Post by: The True Adonis on May 04, 2006, 12:48:28 AM
His protein is fine.

There is no need to take in more than what he is taking.  You cannot force natural gains by simply adding more protein.  He won`t see any difference if he decides to get 350 plus grams of protein.  He will just see a waste of money.
Title: Re: My Journey to become the best Built Man on the Planet.
Post by: Bast175 on May 04, 2006, 12:51:53 AM
His protein is fine.

There is no need to take in more than what he is taking.  You cannot force natural gains by simply adding more protein.  He won`t see any difference if he decides to get 350 plus grams of protein.  He will just see a waste of money.

Yes!

The problem is his crappy genetics.
Title: Re: My Journey to become the best Built Man on the Planet.
Post by: Tombo on May 04, 2006, 02:27:07 AM
Meh... legs lookin good, the rest is not bad.
Title: Re: My Journey to become the best Built Man on the Planet.
Post by: alexxx on May 04, 2006, 08:22:43 AM
Thanks! Yesterday for my last two meals I stuffed myself with chiken and steak and today I feel like my shoulders alone gained 5 pounds each. :)
Title: Re: My Journey to become the best Built Man on the Planet.
Post by: SLYY on May 04, 2006, 10:39:42 AM
Thanks! Yesterday for my last two meals I stuffed myself with chiken and steak and today I feel like my shoulders alone gained 5 pounds each. :)

Take it easy Alexxx, I think you are on the verge of being "too big"....
Title: Re: My Journey to become the best Built Man on the Planet.
Post by: sinbad on May 04, 2006, 10:41:34 AM
A kinder gentler Alexx? :-\ This is an impostor!! Where is the real Alexx
Title: Re: My Journey to become the best Built Man on the Planet.
Post by: alexxx on May 04, 2006, 11:18:16 AM
A kinder gentler Alexx? :-\ This is an impostor!! Where is the real Alexx

I had to get rid of evil Alexxx... ;D
Title: Re: My Journey to become the best Built Man on the Planet.
Post by: gibberj2 on May 04, 2006, 12:16:39 PM
haha what really happened was that he got in trouble with the mods for acting too ignant. anyway alexxx put up a back lat spread and back double bi. but i still think  you should get more lower pec sweep.
Title: Re: My Journey to become the best Built Man on the Planet.
Post by: gibberj2 on May 04, 2006, 12:17:36 PM
oh my bad you did put a back double bi. well the back needs the most work of the bodyparts
Title: Re: My Journey to become the best Built Man on the Planet.
Post by: Brixtonbulldog on May 04, 2006, 12:57:24 PM
IMO... some cleans would bring up your delts.  I would try hanging cleans 10 reps for 3 sets.  Did wonders for my shoulders.
Title: Re: My Journey to become the best Built Man on the Planet.
Post by: alexxx on May 04, 2006, 04:04:54 PM
May 4th
Squats 315 x 7
feet together leg press 810 x 12
leg extensions 210 x 12
leg curls 125 x 8
stiff legged deads 135 x 15
one legged curls lvl 5 x 9
standing calf raises 620 x 9
seated calf raises 140 x 9
leg raises x 22 x 18 x 17
treadmill 15 min lvl 3 speed 4
Title: Re: My Journey to become the best Built Man on the Planet.
Post by: alexxx on May 04, 2006, 04:27:48 PM
In my opinion, and please dont take this the wrong as you know I am a member of TEAM ALEXXX- THE NEXT MR O.

I think you would be best served to 1/2 the amount of the exercises and doing at least three sets per exercises. The workout you are doing is loosely based on mentzer and yates... Which they had done much later in their bodybuilding careers, they wouldnt have built their mass on that type of program. Also, with your current conditioning and the objectives you are trying to acheive,for you- running on the treadmill is a waste of time.



Thanks for the suggestions but like i said I am trying this program out. I made the best gains on it. 20 pounds in two months and already feel bigger and stronger from it. I am going to continue this program until I reach my plateau. Also I am not doing hard cardio. I keep my hart rate at 130 beats per minute and am usually walking and climbing. Thanks for you input.
Title: Re: My Journey to become the best Built Man on the Planet.
Post by: alexxx on May 04, 2006, 04:29:08 PM
His protein is fine.

There is no need to take in more than what he is taking.  You cannot force natural gains by simply adding more protein.  He won`t see any difference if he decides to get 350 plus grams of protein.  He will just see a waste of money.

money is tight right now..

Goudy seems like he made great strides even with minimum nutrition.
Title: Re: My Journey to become the best Built Man on the Planet.
Post by: Dingleberry on May 04, 2006, 10:39:28 PM
I found that doubling my protein (per pound of bodyweight) is ideal for growth, I also don't need a lot of carbs. This is how my body reacts, and it may not be the same for you. I suggest you try different diets to find out what works for you. If you're tight on money, grab a 10lb bag of Optimin Whey from BB.com, DPS, etc. Should only cost you about 60/65 bucks shipped, taste doesn't get old, and will last you a while. You save money buying 10lbs at a time.  I mix a shake with almost every meal I eat.

http://www.bodybuilding.com/store/opt/whey.html (http://www.bodybuilding.com/store/opt/whey.html)


**edit - I forgot you're in Canada, might be a bit more but it's still cheaper to buy bulk.
Title: Re: My Journey to become the best Built Man on the Planet.
Post by: alexxx on May 05, 2006, 08:13:38 AM
I found that doubling my protein (per pound of bodyweight) is ideal for growth, I also don't need a lot of carbs. This is how my body reacts, and it may not be the same for you. I suggest you try different diets to find out what works for you. If you're tight on money, grab a 10lb bag of Optimin Whey from BB.com, DPS, etc. Should only cost you about 60/65 bucks shipped, taste doesn't get old, and will last you a while. You save money buying 10lbs at a time.  I mix a shake with almost every meal I eat.

http://www.bodybuilding.com/store/opt/whey.html (http://www.bodybuilding.com/store/opt/whey.html)


**edit - I forgot you're in Canada, might be a bit more but it's still cheaper to buy bulk.

what i am bying now is MRM proteing for 50 bux 5 pds.. I bough some protein of bodybuilding.com once and got billed for shipping twice  :-\
Title: Re: My Journey to become the best Built Man on the Planet.
Post by: Dingleberry on May 05, 2006, 08:20:08 AM
what i am bying now is MRM proteing for 50 bux 5 pds.. I bough some protein of bodybuilding.com once and got billed for shipping twice  :-\

50 bucks for 5 pounds seems kind of steep, you could double that for about the same price. As for getting billed twice, you sure you didn't hit the "submit" button twice when making a purchase? People do that all the time. Personally, I've never had a problem with BB.com, DPS, or netrition.
Title: Re: My Journey to become the best Built Man on the Planet.
Post by: alexxx on May 05, 2006, 09:11:30 AM
umm no I don't think I hit it twice.. I paid bb.com for shipping and sups but then I received another bill for shipping from fedex. So I beware now. :-\
Title: Re: My Journey to become the best Built Man on the Planet.
Post by: Dingleberry on May 05, 2006, 10:08:17 AM
umm no I don't think I hit it twice.. I paid bb.com for shipping and sups but then I received another bill for shipping from fedex. So I beware now. :-\

Did you get your money back? I would call them and have them refund what they owe you.
Title: Re: My Journey to become the best Built Man on the Planet.
Post by: alexxx on May 05, 2006, 10:09:36 AM
Did you get your money back? I would call them and have them refund what they owe you.

no that was over a year ago or so.. don't remember what hapened. I think I called them and they told me that I had to pay it..
Title: Re: My Journey to become the best Built Man on the Planet.
Post by: Dingleberry on May 05, 2006, 10:15:30 AM
no that was over a year ago or so.. don't remember what hapened. I think I called them and they told me that I had to pay it..

That sucks. I have ordered a lot from them and never had a problem, I use them cause they get me my stuff in a day. Anyway, you should look into it no matter where you buy it. You can save a lot of money buying in bulk.
Title: Re: My Journey to become the best Built Man on the Planet.
Post by: alexxx on May 05, 2006, 10:21:30 AM
That sucks. I have ordered a lot from them and never had a problem, I use them cause they get me my stuff in a day. Anyway, you should look into it no matter where you buy it. You can save a lot of money buying in bulk.

yeah I definetaly plan too! Here my so called friend/supplier is always changing prices on me.  >:(
Title: Re: My Journey to become the best Built Man on the Planet.
Post by: alexxx on May 05, 2006, 01:51:47 PM
May 5th

close grip bench 225 x 7 + 1
dumbells overhead press 50 x 7
dips 240bw + 45 x 8
rope pressdowns 70 x 10 + 2

barbell curls 145 x 6
db alternate curls 60 x 9
hammer curls 45 x 12
seated preacher curls 90 x 11

db wrist curls 25 x 22
Roman chair sit ups x 100 x 100

stairmaster 20min 190 cal

 8)
Title: Re: My Journey to become the best Built Man on the Planet.
Post by: HERACLES on May 05, 2006, 05:38:02 PM
Alexx you belong on bb.com
Title: Re: My Journey to become the best Built Man on the Planet.
Post by: Sir William Idol on May 05, 2006, 05:44:52 PM
i realize alexxx is serious about bodybuilding now because he'd rather spend money on 3 more pounds of ground beef and opt for the 6-pack of Kirkland boxers at costco (with only a slight variation in color or pattern between them) than get something which the ladies might enjoy.   no matter if it looks like you never change your boxers.




i salute you for your abstinence and unimpeded quest to be Mr. O
Title: Re: My Journey to become the best Built Man on the Planet.
Post by: alexxx on May 05, 2006, 06:04:00 PM
i realize alexxx is serious about bodybuilding now because he'd rather spend money on 3 more pounds of ground beef and opt for the 6-pack of Kirkland boxers at costco (with only a slight variation in color or pattern between them) than get something which the ladies might enjoy.   no matter if it looks like you never change your boxers.




i salute you for your abstinence and unimpeded quest to be Mr. O

you know me so well  :'(

whats wrong with my boxer shorts?
Title: Re: My Journey to become the best Built Man on the Planet.
Post by: CAPTAIN MARVEL on May 05, 2006, 06:17:14 PM
what i am bying now is MRM proteing for 50 bux 5 pds.. I bough some protein of bodybuilding.com once and got billed for shipping twice  :-\
Alexx, you can get 10 lbs of MRM Whey from bulknutrition.com for under 50 bucks
Title: Re: My Journey to become the best Built Man on the Planet.
Post by: Tombo on May 05, 2006, 10:58:13 PM
May 4th
Squats 315 x 7
feet together leg press 810 x 12
leg extensions 210 x 12
leg curls 125 x 8
stiff legged deads 135 x 15
one legged curls lvl 5 x 9
standing calf raises 620 x 9
seated calf raises 140 x 9
leg raises x 22 x 18 x 17
treadmill 15 min lvl 3 speed 4

nice.. your legs are looking actually much better at a 2nd glance.
Title: Re: My Journey to become the best Built Man on the Planet.
Post by: Brixtonbulldog on May 06, 2006, 11:02:41 AM
You are animal.  You are one man.  This is your journey.

http://www.animalpak.com/journey/index.cfm








(I had to do it)
Title: Re: My Journey to become the best Built Man on the Planet.
Post by: alexxx on May 06, 2006, 11:14:10 AM
Alexx, you can get 10 lbs of MRM Whey from bulknutrition.com for under 50 bucks

No freakin way! The guy at the store said it is getting more expansive to get us products here in canada.. dammn! I actually am going there today cause I don't have any protein left and will never buy there again! How reliable is the service?
Title: Re: My Journey to become the best Built Man on the Planet.
Post by: alexxx on May 06, 2006, 11:15:48 AM
nice.. your legs are looking actually much better at a 2nd glance.

Thank you! Its about time I went all out on them. Last week I did 295 x 7 this week I got really pissed and got the same with 315 :)
Title: Re: My Journey to become the best Built Man on the Planet.
Post by: alexxx on May 06, 2006, 11:16:44 AM
You are animal.  You are one man.  This is your journey.

http://www.animalpak.com/journey/index.cfm








(I had to do it)

Cool thanks for motivating me. :)
Title: Re: My Journey to become the best Built Man on the Planet.
Post by: CAPTAIN MARVEL on May 06, 2006, 11:29:09 AM
No freakin way! The guy at the store said it is getting more expansive to get us products here in canada.. dammn! I actually am going there today cause I don't have any protein left and will never buy there again! How reliable is the service?
They've always been great with me, but then again I don't live in Canada. The owner Mike McCandless AKA 1Fast400 posts here sometimes (He ran the Charlotte Pro Show).
Follow the link:
http://www.1fast400.com/?products_id=1494
Title: Re: My Journey to become the best Built Man on the Planet.
Post by: gibberj2 on May 06, 2006, 04:56:24 PM
what supplements are you taking now alexxx?
Title: Re: My Journey to become the best Built Man on the Planet.
Post by: alexxx on May 06, 2006, 05:58:37 PM
what supplements are you taking now alexxx?

multivitamin
protein
glucosamine
Title: Re: My Journey to become the best Built Man on the Planet.
Post by: knny187 on May 06, 2006, 06:06:51 PM
multivitamin
protein
glucosamine


you forgot to include 'sperm'
Title: Re: My Journey to become the best Built Man on the Planet.
Post by: gtbro1 on May 07, 2006, 05:29:18 PM
NO way you weigh 240 lbs!! If you do then you are 8 feet tall. hahahaha
Title: Re: My Journey to become the best Built Man on the Planet.
Post by: HERACLES on May 07, 2006, 07:19:15 PM
(http://www.getbig.com/boards/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=69519.0;attach=76628;image)
What is this pose called? A side alexx chest?  ;D Funny as shit!
Title: Re: My Journey to become the best Built Man on the Planet.
Post by: blondmusclhunk on May 08, 2006, 11:36:24 AM
Looking good!! better than a few other pics I saw in the past.  Dont worry about body fat you wont gain much if your hitting it hard.eat dude and lots of protein. Traps and shoulders need some work though still.  Dont bother abs maybe once a week just crunches.  Abs do get worked a lot.  I do abs once a week and mine have great def and can see the six pack at a weight of 240.

Keep up the work bro
Title: Re: My Journey to become the best Built Man on the Planet.
Post by: alexxx on May 08, 2006, 11:46:09 AM
Looking good!! better than a few other pics I saw in the past.  Dont worry about body fat you wont gain much if your hitting it hard.eat dude and lots of protein. Traps and shoulders need some work though still.  Dont bother abs maybe once a week just crunches.  Abs do get worked a lot.  I do abs once a week and mine have great def and can see the six pack at a weight of 240.

Keep up the work bro

Thanks bro! Its summertime now is I should be losing what fat I do have. Just started training traps again nothing major because deadlifts hit it pretty hard. I am steadily going up on my military presses so hopefully shoulders will catch up. I always had abs even before I started training but I like to train them to keep them tight. Thanks again for your honest criticism.
Title: Re: My Journey to become the best Built Man on the Planet.
Post by: XFACTOR on May 08, 2006, 12:46:54 PM
Thanks bro! Its summertime now is I should be losing what fat I do have. Just started training traps again nothing major because deadlifts hit it pretty hard. I am steadily going up on my military presses so hopefully shoulders will catch up. I always had abs even before I started training but I like to train them to keep them tight. Thanks again for your honest criticism.

wax your chest, please if your going to post this many pics take care of that shit.  You will look a thousand times better. 
Title: Re: My Journey to become the best Built Man on the Planet.
Post by: alexxx on May 08, 2006, 01:49:39 PM
wax your chest, please if your going to post this many pics take care of that shit.  You will look a thousand times better. 

hahaha I know but it grows back quickly..   ;D
Title: Re: My Journey to become the best Built Man on the Planet.
Post by: alexxx on May 08, 2006, 01:51:58 PM
May 8th
I am sick today so couldn't for as many reps but still made progress. :)

bench 275 x 4 + 1 + 1
low incline bench 225 x 7 + 1
atlantis incline machine 360 x 6
incline flyes 65 x 6
cable crossovers 60 x 10
leg raises x 21 x 20 x 20
bike for 10 min 65 cal  :-[

Title: Re: My Journey to become the best Built Man on the Planet.
Post by: alexxx on May 11, 2006, 11:06:56 AM
11th mai

still sic but managed to beat all my previous numbers by a mile because I am a champion!

deads 405 x 3
chins bw 240 + 25 x 6 1/2
barbell rows 245 x 7
machine pulldovers lvl 10 x 11
machine t-bar rows(as good as free weight) +195 x 6
roman chair sit ups x 100 x 100



I saw my buddy, mr. montreal train today and he is looking huge! He is training for mr. Canada and am sure he is going to make a major impact!
Title: Re: My Journey to become the best Built Man on the Planet.
Post by: Big Worm on May 11, 2006, 05:09:52 PM
 Keep at it bro !!  You're definitely making progress! 
Title: Re: My Journey to become the best Built Man on the Planet.
Post by: alexxx on May 11, 2006, 05:10:40 PM
Keep at it bro !!  You're definitely making progress! 

Thanks for the shout out buddy.
Title: Re: My Journey to become the best Built Man on the Planet.
Post by: rocket on May 13, 2006, 04:45:57 AM
Why is it that when you take a leg picture you go all gimpy and look as if you don't actually have the use of them.

Title: Re: My Journey to become the best Built Man on the Planet.
Post by: SteelePegasus on May 13, 2006, 08:49:33 AM
Alex, looking good, keep up the hard work

Definite improvement..giving Arvilla a run for his money for most improved?
Title: Re: My Journey to become the best Built Man on the Planet.
Post by: alexxx on May 13, 2006, 08:59:25 AM
Thank you means a lot. I surprise myself everytime I look in the mirror!  ;D
Title: Re: My Journey to become the best Built Man on the Planet.
Post by: davidpaul on May 13, 2006, 04:14:46 PM
lots of potential alex, keep up the good work!
Title: Re: My Journey to become the best Built Man on the Planet.
Post by: alexxx on May 13, 2006, 04:15:38 PM
lots of potential alex, keep up the good work!

Thank you for the kind words.
Title: Re: My Journey to become the best Built Man on the Planet.
Post by: alexxx on May 15, 2006, 12:34:51 PM
I was sick again for the whole week but am back now.

may 15th

Behind the neck press 185 x 4 + 1
db shoulder press 80 x 7
side laterals from legs 40 x 12
rear db laterals 35 x 10
rear flye machine 170 x 10
front barbell raises 50 x 8
neck curls 35 x 22
incline leg raises x 22 x 20 x 20

Even though i took all that time off people at the gym told me I looked bigger. Side note: Thank you God!
Title: Re: My Journey to become the best Built Man on the Planet.
Post by: karasan on May 15, 2006, 03:25:00 PM
For a recreational natural guy, you are okay, but if you are serious about being a future mr. olympia, you are a fuckin' retarded, I'll call your parents, to stop all this nonsense!
No arms, no calves, chest to weak, weird leg shape...
Boy, if you wanna impress some girls, or your boyfriend, it's ok, but for competition, ohh! I can't go on, it is damn so funny...
Title: Re: My Journey to become the best Built Man on the Planet.
Post by: alexxx on May 16, 2006, 04:47:30 PM
Crazy workout even though I been sick!

close grip bench 225 x 7 + 1
dbs overhead extensions 50 x 6
dips 240bw + 45 x 8 + 90 x 3
exbar regrip pulldowns 65 x 14
rope pulldowns 65 x 11

barbell curls 145 x 7
preacher curls 95 x 10
alternate dumbell curls 60 x 8
hammer curls 60 x 10

db wrist curls 30 x 15
machine ab curls x 25 x 21 x 20

cardio 15 min treadmill 1 mile
Title: Re: My Journey to become the best Built Man on the Planet.
Post by: Adam Empire on May 29, 2006, 08:06:02 PM


I have just started doing this program this week and can already see a difference in my physique. My goal is to get to a lean 300 pounds. Today I am 241 pds. Would appreaciate all suggestions.

You sir are an idiot.  If you want to to be 300 lean, then you need to be like 325 off season.  Not happening.
Title: Re: My Journey to become the best Built Man on the Planet.
Post by: ironneck on May 30, 2006, 05:50:00 AM
not bad alexxx you look much better now
Title: Re: My Journey to become the best Built Man on the Planet.
Post by: JOHN MATRIX on May 30, 2006, 03:46:37 PM
might i suggest you dont do cardio after your workouts. you will gain much more mass this way...if i were you- it doesnt look like you have the kind of genes to put on fat real easily- id drop all cardio and just eat really clean. if you must do cardio, id do it on a seperate day than lifting.
i suggested this for my friend, he dropped all cardio for a while, his gains went thru the roof and hes just as lean as before.
Title: Re: My Journey to become the best Built Man on the Planet.
Post by: alexxx on May 30, 2006, 05:28:39 PM
might i suggest you dont do cardio after your workouts. you will gain much more mass this way...if i were you- it doesnt look like you have the kind of genes to put on fat real easily- id drop all cardio and just eat really clean. if you must do cardio, id do it on a seperate day than lifting.
i suggested this for my friend, he dropped all cardio for a while, his gains went thru the roof and hes just as lean as before.

Well during the summer I get lean regardless of cardio or not. I just started doing volume training again and am sweating like crazy I am wet all over and I still do cardio for just 20 min. But yeah I might just keep training instead and will burn just as much if not more. Thanks.
Title: Re: My Journey to become the best Built Man on the Planet.
Post by: karasan on May 30, 2006, 11:09:57 PM
Well during the summer I get lean regardless of cardio or not. I just started doing volume training again and am sweating like crazy I am wet all over and I still do cardio for just 20 min. But yeah I might just keep training instead and will burn just as much if not more. Thanks.

Gang bang with your boyfriend's pals 6 times a week, sweating like a pig under several thousand pounds of flesh, that's not "volume training" Alexx, but I can't blame you, that's what you learned from your mother, you're a good son alexx  ::)
Title: Re: My Journey to become the best Built Man on the Planet.
Post by: SteelePegasus on May 31, 2006, 08:54:25 AM
Gang bang with your boyfriend's pals 6 times a week, sweating like a pig under several thousand pounds of flesh, that's not "volume training" Alexx, but I can't blame you, that's what you learned from your mother, you're a good son alexx  ::)


ouch!!
Title: Re: My Journey to become the best Built Man on the Planet.
Post by: JOHN MATRIX on May 31, 2006, 11:19:00 AM
Gang bang with your boyfriend's pals 6 times a week, sweating like a pig under several thousand pounds of flesh, that's not "volume training" Alexx, but I can't blame you, that's what you learned from your mother, you're a good son alexx  ::)
::)
Title: Re: My Journey to become the best Built Man on the Planet.
Post by: Alexander Sturm on June 02, 2006, 11:12:18 PM
Considering your physique I can assure you there is a looooooooooooong way to go.