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Re: Eating for strongman - Brian Shaw
« Reply #50 on: October 27, 2013, 08:27:38 PM »
Think of it this way in the way of his training. Probably expends more energy than both powerlifting and definitely bodybuilding and his cardiovascular health and conditioning alone surpass both.

I know strongman have great conditioning for their size. Obviously far better conditioning than powerlifting or bodybuilding require. BUT regardless of that 400lbs+ is unhealthy. The human heart was not meant to support that kind of mass.
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Re: Eating for strongman - Brian Shaw
« Reply #51 on: October 27, 2013, 08:30:25 PM »
Like a star that burns bright but not for long.
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Re: Eating for strongman - Brian Shaw
« Reply #52 on: October 27, 2013, 08:36:20 PM »
I know strongman have great conditioning for their size. Obviously far better conditioning than powerlifting or bodybuilding require. BUT regardless of that 400lbs+ is unhealthy. The human heart was not meant to support that kind of mass.

I agree. But is it any less "healthy" than powerlifting or bodybuilding? I say no....for any sport for that matter. They all have a risk.

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Re: Eating for strongman - Brian Shaw
« Reply #53 on: October 27, 2013, 08:38:38 PM »

Meal 1:

    6 Whole Omega 3 Eggs
    4 Scoops Up Your Mass Protein Shake
    Activite Sport Multivitamin

Meal 2:

    10 oz. Chicken Breast
    1 Cup Cooked White Rice
    1 Baked Potato
    1 Piece Of Fruit

Meal 3:

    12 oz. Lean Beef
    1 Cup Cooked White Rice
    1 Piece Of Fruit

Meal 4:

    12 oz. Lean Beef
    8 oz. Regular Pasta
    1 Piece Of Fruit
    Power Pak Pudding

Meal 5:

    12 oz. Lean Beef
    1 Cup Cooked White Rice
    1 Baked Potato

Meal 6:

    X-Fit Trainer
    Glutamine-SR

Meal 7:

    2 Scoops Dark Matter

Meal 8:

    4 Scoops Up Your Mass Protein Shake
    2 Tbsp. Olive Oil
    2 Tbsp. Peanut Butter

Meal 9:

    10 oz. Salmon/Buffalo
    2 Cups Cooked White Rice
    1 Piece Of Fruit
    Power Pak Pudding

Meal 10:

    1 Scoop Probolic-SR Protein Shake




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Re: Eating for strongman - Brian Shaw
« Reply #54 on: October 27, 2013, 08:41:08 PM »
the fatso needs his daily pudding eh

yeah guy eats alot, so what, go4it eats all that in a breakfast.

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Re: Eating for strongman - Brian Shaw
« Reply #57 on: October 27, 2013, 08:56:50 PM »
the fatso needs his daily pudding eh

yeah guy eats alot, so what, go4it eats all that in a breakfast.



Derek Poundstone. Sorry, I would rather look like this than go4it..


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Re: Eating for strongman - Brian Shaw
« Reply #58 on: October 27, 2013, 09:10:24 PM »
Derek Poundstone. Sorry, I would rather look like this than go4it..


looking good.

but go4it head on this body would help a bit :D
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Re: Eating for strongman - Brian Shaw
« Reply #59 on: October 27, 2013, 09:18:03 PM »
Poundstone diet. Remember, he's quite a bit smaller than Shaw at 6'1 330lbs


Generally I eat 7 - 8 meals per day and try to get approximately 500 grams of protein, 400 - 500 grams of carbs, and approximately 100 grams of fat just as a starting point and depending on what competition I知 training and what my goals are, example am I trying to stay lean and keep my speed and recovery up or do I just want to focus on putting a ton of weight on and get as powerful as possible. From this base I got from there. Generally while at work I eat three meals, I知 sure to get my protein intake by making chicken puree shakes. The chicken puree starts out as frozen chicken breasts. I boil 2 lbs of the chicken breast in water before work (usually the night before) for about 30 minutes. I then cool the chicken and place the four or five breasts (2lbs) into a high-powered blender filled to the 35 - 40 oz line with water. I blend the chicken on high until it becomes a medium consistency fluid that is drinkable (about a minute). Once done, the 2 lbs of chicken and water make about 40 oz of drinkable puree. I drink 20 oz for two meals at work.

So here痴 what a sample day was for the last few months while prepping for the Arnold (note the very high caloric intake) - Wake up 5:45 AM, at 6:00 AM I have protein shake with three scoops of Probolic Protein with 2 cups milk; at 8:30 AM I would do a breakfast sandwich from a local dinner consisting of sausage, 2 eggs and cheese with a small side of breakfast potatoes; at about 11:00 AM I would have half my chicken shake with a PB&J sandwich; 1:00 PM I壇 do the other half of the chicken shake with a banana and/or yogurt; at 3:00 PM I知 home from work (I work from 6:30 AM - 2:30 PM most of the year but in the summer months and all of for the past three years I worked from 10:30 PM - 6:30 AM) and would have another Probolic Protein shake again with 2 cups milk and 3 scoops protein (sometimes 2 scoops if I知 not to hungry); at 3:30 I壇 start sipping on my Dark Rage as I leave for the gym. I値l typically train typically for 2 - 3 hours then take a dark matter while I知 still at the gym before I do cardio or if no cardio, I値l have it as soon as I知 done training. I usually get home around 6:30 - 7:30 PM, I値l eat once I get hungry after the Dark Matter (about 30 minutes after arriving home). After the gym Kristin, my girlfriend and right hand, will make me a steak (usually 14 - 18 oz NY strip or Ribeye) with a potato or some all Natural Mac n Cheese or just over a lb of chicken. Depending on how late I eat, I値l sometime get 2 more meals in but usually just have a shake at 9:45 before I go to bed. If dinner was at 6:30 or I was off from the gym and ate around 5 or so, I値l have a piece of chicken around 8 or so, maybe by itself or when really trying to pack on the sized I値l have ice-cream with it. In the middle of the night I will get up and have either a bow of cereal of protein shake 3 or 4 times per week.

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Re: Eating for strongman - Brian Shaw
« Reply #60 on: October 27, 2013, 09:22:36 PM »

Meal 1:

    6 Whole Omega 3 Eggs
    4 Scoops Up Your Mass Protein Shake
    Activite Sport Multivitamin

Meal 2:

    10 oz. Chicken Breast
    1 Cup Cooked White Rice
    1 Baked Potato
    1 Piece Of Fruit

Meal 3:

    12 oz. Lean Beef
    1 Cup Cooked White Rice
    1 Piece Of Fruit

Meal 4:

    12 oz. Lean Beef
    8 oz. Regular Pasta
    1 Piece Of Fruit
    Power Pak Pudding

Meal 5:

    12 oz. Lean Beef
    1 Cup Cooked White Rice
    1 Baked Potato

Meal 6:

    X-Fit Trainer
    Glutamine-SR

Meal 7:

    2 Scoops Dark Matter

Meal 8:

    4 Scoops Up Your Mass Protein Shake
    2 Tbsp. Olive Oil
    2 Tbsp. Peanut Butter

Meal 9:

    10 oz. Salmon/Buffalo
    2 Cups Cooked White Rice
    1 Piece Of Fruit
    Power Pak Pudding

Meal 10:

    1 Scoop Probolic-SR Protein Shake



Get the fuck outa here with this supplement promoting bullshit do you think you are on bodybuilding.com, you forget to mention his celltech.  ::)

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Re: Eating for strongman - Brian Shaw
« Reply #61 on: October 27, 2013, 09:27:47 PM »
Dont doubt the calories, hesfucking massive.
Doubt he eats shitty boiled rice all day.

Junk food sits in your stomach like a rock... home-cooked meals digest a lot quicker and long term they will let you get more calories/nutrients in.

Probably eats close to what Poundstone eats

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Re: Eating for strongman - Brian Shaw
« Reply #62 on: October 27, 2013, 09:28:50 PM »
Get the fuck outa here with this supplement promoting bullshit do you think you are on bodybuilding.com, you forget to mention his celltech.  ::)

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Re: Eating for strongman - Brian Shaw
« Reply #63 on: October 27, 2013, 09:32:18 PM »
Poundstone diet. Remember, he's quite a bit smaller than Shaw at 6'1 330lbs


Generally I eat 7 - 8 meals per day and try to get approximately 500 grams of protein, 400 - 500 grams of carbs, and approximately 100 grams of fat just as a starting point and depending on what competition I知 training and what my goals are, example am I trying to stay lean and keep my speed and recovery up or do I just want to focus on putting a ton of weight on and get as powerful as possible. From this base I got from there. Generally while at work I eat three meals, I知 sure to get my protein intake by making chicken puree shakes. The chicken puree starts out as frozen chicken breasts. I boil 2 lbs of the chicken breast in water before work (usually the night before) for about 30 minutes. I then cool the chicken and place the four or five breasts (2lbs) into a high-powered blender filled to the 35 - 40 oz line with water. I blend the chicken on high until it becomes a medium consistency fluid that is drinkable (about a minute). Once done, the 2 lbs of chicken and water make about 40 oz of drinkable puree. I drink 20 oz for two meals at work.

So here痴 what a sample day was for the last few months while prepping for the Arnold (note the very high caloric intake) - Wake up 5:45 AM, at 6:00 AM I have protein shake with three scoops of Probolic Protein with 2 cups milk; at 8:30 AM I would do a breakfast sandwich from a local dinner consisting of sausage, 2 eggs and cheese with a small side of breakfast potatoes; at about 11:00 AM I would have half my chicken shake with a PB&J sandwich; 1:00 PM I壇 do the other half of the chicken shake with a banana and/or yogurt; at 3:00 PM I知 home from work (I work from 6:30 AM - 2:30 PM most of the year but in the summer months and all of for the past three years I worked from 10:30 PM - 6:30 AM) and would have another Probolic Protein shake again with 2 cups milk and 3 scoops protein (sometimes 2 scoops if I知 not to hungry); at 3:30 I壇 start sipping on my Dark Rage as I leave for the gym. I値l typically train typically for 2 - 3 hours then take a dark matter while I知 still at the gym before I do cardio or if no cardio, I値l have it as soon as I知 done training. I usually get home around 6:30 - 7:30 PM, I値l eat once I get hungry after the Dark Matter (about 30 minutes after arriving home). After the gym Kristin, my girlfriend and right hand, will make me a steak (usually 14 - 18 oz NY strip or Ribeye) with a potato or some all Natural Mac n Cheese or just over a lb of chicken. Depending on how late I eat, I値l sometime get 2 more meals in but usually just have a shake at 9:45 before I go to bed. If dinner was at 6:30 or I was off from the gym and ate around 5 or so, I値l have a piece of chicken around 8 or so, maybe by itself or when really trying to pack on the sized I値l have ice-cream with it. In the middle of the night I will get up and have either a bow of cereal of protein shake 3 or 4 times per week.

That sounds horrible and very time consuming. I would think a quick normal blender shake with a quality protien powder would be identical, but taste good and take about 3 minutes.  That said- whatever he is doing works.
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Re: Eating for strongman - Brian Shaw
« Reply #64 on: October 27, 2013, 09:41:47 PM »
He boils it in water, the logic  ;D

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Re: Eating for strongman - Brian Shaw
« Reply #65 on: October 27, 2013, 11:03:34 PM »
That sounds horrible and very time consuming. I would think a quick normal blender shake with a quality protien powder would be identical, but taste good and take about 3 minutes.  That said- whatever he is doing works.

exactly, even if these guys eat this much, these meals (techniques, schedule, etc.) are so fucking stupid, asinine, and time-consuming that no non-beginner would put up with them

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Re: Eating for strongman - Brian Shaw
« Reply #66 on: October 28, 2013, 12:43:18 AM »
looking good.

but go4it head on this body would help a bit :D

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Re: Eating for strongman - Brian Shaw
« Reply #67 on: October 28, 2013, 06:53:41 AM »
Wonder when Poundstone will be competing again?

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Re: Eating for strongman - Brian Shaw
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Re: Eating for strongman - Brian Shaw
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Re: Eating for strongman - Brian Shaw
« Reply #70 on: October 28, 2013, 04:18:00 PM »
That sounds horrible and very time consuming. I would think a quick normal blender shake with a quality protien powder would be identical, but taste good and take about 3 minutes.  That said- whatever he is doing works.
no because protien powder doesnt have that good ol heme-iron  like chicken does
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Re: Eating for strongman - Brian Shaw
« Reply #71 on: October 28, 2013, 05:32:06 PM »
looking good.

but go4it head on this body would help a bit :D

A real man is big but ugly, like Poundstone

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Re: Eating for strongman - Brian Shaw
« Reply #72 on: October 28, 2013, 11:47:50 PM »

Meal 1:

    6 Whole Omega 3 Eggs
    4 Scoops Up Your Mass Protein Shake
    Activite Sport Multivitamin

Meal 2:

    10 oz. Chicken Breast
    1 Cup Cooked White Rice
    1 Baked Potato
    1 Piece Of Fruit

Meal 3:

    12 oz. Lean Beef
    1 Cup Cooked White Rice
    1 Piece Of Fruit

Meal 4:

    12 oz. Lean Beef
    8 oz. Regular Pasta
    1 Piece Of Fruit
    Power Pak Pudding

Meal 5:

    12 oz. Lean Beef
    1 Cup Cooked White Rice
    1 Baked Potato

Meal 6:

    X-Fit Trainer
    Glutamine-SR

Meal 7:

    2 Scoops Dark Matter

Meal 8:

    4 Scoops Up Your Mass Protein Shake
    2 Tbsp. Olive Oil
    2 Tbsp. Peanut Butter

Meal 9:

    10 oz. Salmon/Buffalo
    2 Cups Cooked White Rice
    1 Piece Of Fruit
    Power Pak Pudding

Meal 10:

    1 Scoop Probolic-SR Protein Shake


its total bullshit.  The one pro strongman I personally know eats more food than this and weighs 350.  He doesn't measure anything at all and besides protein, does not give a fuck what else goes in.  I have also seen a lot of these guys at various expos throughout the years and they are always at buffets eating everything in sight.  The other reason it's obviously made up is the various plugs for the mhp products.  Most likely, this guy does not even keep track of all his meals besides his preworkout, breakfast and possibly post workout.  I am actually surprised you believe this rap.

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Re: Eating for strongman - Brian Shaw
« Reply #73 on: October 29, 2013, 01:06:08 AM »

Meal 1:

    6 Whole Omega 3 Eggs
    4 Scoops Up Your Mass Protein Shake
    Activite Sport Multivitamin

Meal 2:

    10 oz. Chicken Breast
    1 Cup Cooked White Rice
    1 Baked Potato
    1 Piece Of Fruit

Meal 3:

    12 oz. Lean Beef
    1 Cup Cooked White Rice
    1 Piece Of Fruit

Meal 4:

    12 oz. Lean Beef
    8 oz. Regular Pasta
    1 Piece Of Fruit
    Power Pak Pudding

Meal 5:

    12 oz. Lean Beef
    1 Cup Cooked White Rice
    1 Baked Potato

Meal 6:

    X-Fit Trainer
    Glutamine-SR

Meal 7:

    2 Scoops Dark Matter

Meal 8:

    4 Scoops Up Your Mass Protein Shake
    2 Tbsp. Olive Oil
    2 Tbsp. Peanut Butter

Meal 9:

    10 oz. Salmon/Buffalo
    2 Cups Cooked White Rice
    1 Piece Of Fruit
    Power Pak Pudding

Meal 10:

    1 Scoop Probolic-SR Protein Shake



Add it all up and you get one serious fat fuck.

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Re: Eating for strongman - Brian Shaw
« Reply #74 on: October 29, 2013, 08:30:58 AM »
Boiled chicken breast puree of peace