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  • guage
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    Keeping it simple for sure. The maple idea is cool havent thought about that before. Thanks

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  • guns01
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    Originally posted by guage View Post
    my friend.. you eat a hell of a lota turkey. you gotta post up how you bring it to life cause turkey is ok but 16oz several times a week/day, I can only think mrs. dash seasoning and pico off hand to get some real flavor. hell, 8oz of ground anything is tuff to plow through with out flavor enhansers .

    whats your goto to help spice it up
    haha, right now and for about the last two weeks i have been dry dogging it straight off the foreman grill to cut down on sodium a bit. i do add some light mustard to it right now but it is only on half and it is way less than a teaspoon.
    ok some of my turkey tricks:
    ground turkey breakfast sausage trick- pan fry the turk and rinse/drain it. add in a few table spoons of sugar free maple syrup and bam it is just like breakfast sausage. (we like ihop sugar free maple)
    ground turkey and jalepenos- patty it out and toss in aluminum foil. toss in a handful of peppers and juice from the peppers. wrap it closed and grill it on the grill or foreman. i like to add a little light mustard to this once its cooked
    ground turkey with sugar free kc bbq rub. just sprinkle it on and grill it. then add some smoked paprika and you got a nice tasty bbq turk burger
    you can also use tons of mrs dash, taco seasoning and other spices to your taste. i just choose not to do much with the spices and things like that because i hate burping it back up all day long
    banana peppers are also really good just like the jalepenos are and they both keep the patties moist. i like mine crispy for texture and eating tons of turkey never really has bothered me. it is my go to for the last bit of a comp prep because i enjoy eating it

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  • guage
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    my friend.. you eat a hell of a lota turkey. you gotta post up how you bring it to life cause turkey is ok but 16oz several times a week/day, I can only think mrs. dash seasoning and pico off hand to get some real flavor. hell, 8oz of ground anything is tuff to plow through with out flavor enhansers .

    whats your goto to help spice it up

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  • guns01
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    today:

    rest and relax day. only thing i had to do today was eat and have the second coat of tan put on. so i have had my feet up all day just chilling and relaxing letting everything sink in and dry up. skin is tightening down more and more and conditioning is improving by the hour. feel pretty tired and drained but body feels ready.


    meal lineup
    2 double esspressos to kick off the day
    meal 1
    16oz ground turkey
    50g cream of rice
    meal 2
    16oz ground turkey
    9 pieces asparagus
    meal 3
    16oz ground turkey
    50g cream of rice
    meal 4
    16oz ground turkey
    9 pieces asparagus
    meal 5
    16oz ground turkey
    9 pieces asparagus
    meal 6
    16oz ground turkey
    9 pieces asparagus

    2 full gallons of distilled water

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  • guns01
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    Originally posted by Trixie View Post
    You are so real. Can anyone really know how you work?? I am still studying all you're pages. Thank you for all the great information. I am in awe of both you and you're wife. Can't wait to meet you.
    i am excited to get you guys out here too. i may be nasty and lethargic in the begining but you guys will get to see me fill back in from saturday till sunday and be all good again lol. i wish i could take all the credit for all the hard work and stuff for myself but the wife has always backed me up 100% and did a lot of the training cardio and dieting with me over the years. this year she has suffered through every single workout except for 3 and every single cardio session as well. then on top of that she has weighed out and cooked every single meal put up with all my crap and mood swings day in and day out. she has actually stayed on point with her diet for the whole process as well so she got an actual feel for what i go through and feel like lol. so for this prep she has been the driving force and got a great feel for it herself. so i cant take all the credit for this one at all.
    you have soaked up a ton and learned a lot over these last months and have made some great changes yourself. maybe we will get you and rake up on stage here in the next little bit as well. you have the discipline to do it and see the hard work pays off. so i say the sky is the limit and take it as far as you can

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  • Trixie
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    You are so real. Can anyone really know how you work?? I am still studying all you're pages. Thank you for all the great information. I am in awe of both you and you're wife. Can't wait to meet you.

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  • guns01
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    Originally posted by Trixie View Post
    You got this down. When my boys were teenagers we spent that much in groceries and went out at least 3 to 4 times a week because the sports schedule was so hectic. Hell when I ran the snack bar at the Little league field for 6 years my diet consisted of Nachos. You are amazing the cooking and prep time alone is a huge commitment. This takes a whole different mindset, much better than most are willing to sign up for.
    ~Trixie~
    been there while deployed and in the field as well. you have to eat what you carry and then toss in some shakes bars, tuna packets or whatever else you can get mailed to you. always bounced back though even through doing that for most of the year sometimes. now funny thing about the cooking and prep time for food and stuff. my wife does it for me now 99% of the time all fresh. now i am spoiled now because she doesnt work full time but when she did i did it all myself for the most part and even prepped a lot of her food. when i was still active though we would spend two days a wk cooking and freezing or just cooking and tupper waring up my meals for work. i most def do not miss eating cold food that has that slimy film on it at all. i did it then as well and man eating that and eating fresh now are like light years of difference in how i look and feel. plus the whole experience is much more pleasant kind of lol

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  • Trixie
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    You got this down. When my boys were teenagers we spent that much in groceries and went out at least 3 to 4 times a week because the sports schedule was so hectic. Hell when I ran the snack bar at the Little league field for 6 years my diet consisted of Nachos. You are amazing the cooking and prep time alone is a huge commitment. This takes a whole different mindset, much better than most are willing to sign up for.
    ~Trixie~

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  • guns01
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    i get asked this question a lot from day to day people and on another board i am on so i am going to lay it out here. the biggest question i get when people see how and what i eat is, what is your weekly grocery bill look like? well to be honest if you do the math, it is cheaper the way that i eat in both the offseaon and prep than it is for you to eat normally and consuming fast food 1-3x a week. doesnt make any sense but if you do the math it is a fact. so here is a breakdown for prep:

    ground turkey 5lbs 12 bucks i do 2lbs a day for the majority of the diet so 36 bucks a wk with left over
    tilapia 4lb bag (frozen of course)13 bucks 2lbs a day for the first 14wks or so 45 bucks
    fresh boneless skinless chicken breast 1.87 pound 2lbs a day for the first half of diet 28 bucks a wk
    rice 25lb bag 18 bucks and that lasts month month and a half 4 bucks a wk
    sweet potatoes 2lbs every 8days .42 a lb 1 buck a wk
    lemons 1 bag a wk 4bucks
    asparagus 6 bucks a wk
    sugar free jelly maybe 2 bucks a wk
    cream of rice 2 cases a prep 80 bucks so that's about 4 bucks a wk
    that's it and it comes out to a grand total of right around 120 bucks give or take with taxes. so that is pretty cheap. now the offseaons is about double that weekly because i double my sweet potato intake and i eat about 4-6lbs of top round every day. so just in steak it is 20 bucks a day.
    so 220-250 a wk for the offseaon. how does your grocery bill look compared to that? even with my wife and kids added in it only adds maybe half of what mine totals so it is very easily budgeted as long as i dont get a wild hair to eat out to often lol

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  • gusto77
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    Good luck brother!

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  • guns01
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    today:

    30 min treadmill am fasted cardio (this was the last session until sunday post show and i am super excited but on the other hand when i get up butt crack early i will be bored haha. much better than sweating bullets in the 100 degree heat in the garage though)

    shoulders/chest/back (light pump up and that's it)
    db lats 20x20 25x20/2
    db front raise 20x20 25x20/2
    overhead cable reverse crossovers 25x20 30x20/2
    cable crossovers 50x20 60x20/2
    machine press 100x20/3
    wide grip pulldowns 100x20/3
    low pulley rows 100x20/3
    done for the day

    nothing fancy or serious today. just lots of pumping and squeezing upper body work. last training session before the big dance and now it is feet up relax and let everything soak in as i dry out to max bone dry
    first layers of tan are done. so it is almost go time



    meal lineup
    1 lemon squeezed in 16oz of water
    meal 1
    16oz ground turkey
    50g cream of rice
    meal 2
    16oz ground turkey
    9 pieces asparagus
    meal 3
    16oz ground turkey
    50g cream of rice
    meal 4
    16oz ground turkey
    50g cream of rice
    meal 5
    16oz ground turkey
    9 pieces asparagus
    meal 6
    16oz ground turkey
    9 pieces asparagus

    2 full gallons of distilled water

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  • MOUNTAIN-MAN
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    Your still rocking bro your gonna blast the other guys away at the nas first place all the way

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  • guns01
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    today:

    30 min treadmill am fasted cardio
    no rumble work only stretching. dont want any fluid build up in the legs

    arms
    10 min treadmill warmup
    v bar pressdowns 80x20 100x20 120x20 140x20 160x20
    one arm overhead db extensions 25x10 35x10 40x10
    db kickbacks 10x20 15x20 20x20
    db hammers 25x20 35x20 40x20 45x15
    incline db curls 25x10 30x10 35x10
    done for the day

    didnt want to over do it to bad because i dont want to tear the muscle down to far and make it sore and blur. just some nice hard contractions to get the blood flowing and a good pump in them. over all good session and got the job done


    meal lineup
    1 lemon squeezed in 16oz of water
    meal 1
    16oz ground turkey
    50g cream of rice
    meal 2
    16oz ground turkey
    meal 3
    16oz ground turkey
    100g cream of rice
    meal 4
    16oz ground turkey
    50g cream of rice
    meal 5
    16oz ground turkey
    50g cream of rice
    meal 6
    16oz ground turkey
    9 pieces asparagus

    2 full gallons of distilled water before the end of the day only.

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  • guns01
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    Originally posted by MOUNTAIN-MAN View Post
    Diet is the hardest part of this sport , guns u do a amazing job with it I tip my hat to u sr I know I get stupid like I'm high when I diet but get use to it after about four weeks
    it is by far the most difficult aspect for most people to master unless you have a lot of self discipline to begin with. in this sport and i know it from personal experience when i started out. you cant say well i will have this cheese burger or whatever and then do extra cardio to take it back off. or eat this piece of cake and zero out for a wk to deplete it off. it most certainly doesnt work. what got me was the fact that i work hard to begin with and to lose to someone that you are better than because you cut corners was just to much for me to bear. so now i never deviate at all from the plan at all and i have done very very well ever since i stopped messing around

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  • MOUNTAIN-MAN
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    Diet is the hardest part of this sport , guns u do a amazing job with it I tip my hat to u sr I know I get stupid like I'm high when I diet but get use to it after about four weeks

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