Author Topic: Martial - Exercise - Nutrition  (Read 8731 times)

1 cup milk (I use 2%)
1 frozen banana
6 frozen strawberries
1 scoop protein powder (I used vanilla)
Blend for one minute:



I'll make another one in the morning and show how it looks immediately after blending. I was already picking away at it in this picture. It has the same consistency and texture as a frosty from Wendy's and tastes way better.

Nutrition:
Serving size: 20 fluid ounces
Cal: 380
Fat: 6g
Carbohydrates: 55g
Protein: 33g
Plus many vitamins and minerals

Wendy's Chocolate Frosty Nutrition:
Serving size: 20 fluid ounces
Cal: 520
Fat: 13g
Carbohydrates: 86g
Protein: 13g
It has some Vitamin A and Calcium apparently.

Also pictured is my very nice rice cooker from Japan. It makes rice perfectly. Brown rice is an excellent whole grain to include in your diet. Of course my diet is much different from a normal person's; I eat about 3100 Cal a day just to lose weight at a healthy rate (a bit over a pound per week).
« Last Edit: September 21, 2010, 04:27:47 PM by Otis Da HousKat »



It has the same consistency and texture as a frosty from Wendy's

i don't know about the wendy's near you, but the ones near me sell un-melted frosties

You just have to keep doing it to stay in shape. Doing it in bursts wont work :c

just reading this reminded me of what my dad showed me 2 days ago, as he is in rowing, and on their forum they posted this: http://www.mediafire.com/file/6mgrue3533j5idl/My_Morning_Run.wmv


And you do this by choice?

I now feel like a fat waster of stuff lol

That smoothie looks good.
<3 Smoothies

I think I might want to start Muay Thai because it sounds bad ass, but would be some good martial art/exercise prerequisites besides regular conditioning?

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We learned basic footing and punch combos, practicing them in drills with a partner; mine was a fine black man named Carl.


Bump for the exercise info.

That's not crazy intense. Punches and kicks in martial arts, you have a lot of space in between them.
I consider my Cross Country workout intense though:

1 1/2 mile warm-up, drills, stretching, 6 mile run, 4 striders, 3/4 mile cool down, core, stretching.

Cross those out and add getting up from your chair.

If you guys want to lose weight and get good cardio FAST(also good leg workout and even your arms will feel it this is such a crazy work-out) I will tell you the system I just setup one day that works great. This works best with a treadmill just because of the nature of it, but you can do it running around. Okay start off with a walk until you notice your heart pumping a bit, then go to a slow jog, continue the jog until cannot sing but can talk. Then sprint as hard as you can as fast as you can for as long as you can until you feel like you are going to die, then drop back down to a very slow jog until you can talk again and aren't panting like mad, once that has happened sprint as long as hard as you can again until you cannot any longer, then drop back down to a jog, when you can talk again and aren't panting do one more intense sprint and then drop down to a jog again and then after you calm down go to a walk until your temp is down and you feel relaxed. In pretty much any exercise the key is to do as much as you can, take a break, then repeat.

For muscles here is an exercise that requires no weights but a pullup bar is suggested. The best thing to do is start with pullups, what you want do do is do 1 pullup, take a 20 second break, do 2 pullups, take a 20 second break, continue until the highest number you can possibly do, then you want to climb back down. For example I can do 1 pullup, then 2 pullups, then 3 but at 3 I cannot do any more, so I go back down and do 2, and then 1. Do the same for pushups but do it in multiples of 2 or 3, for example: 2 4 6 8 10 8 6 4 2. Keep in mind on pullups and pushups form is more important than anything, and also on pushups do them nice and slow, it won't do you any good to slam to the floor and rush back up and try to do 20 in 5 seconds. If you are doing pullups and you have to squirm and kick and flop around to get up, you aren't doing any good. Next work-out you can do is dips, skull-crushers are better than dips for triceps but not everyone has a curl bar handy, look up dips and skull-crushers if you don't know what they are. Finish off with crunches in the form of 10-20-30-20-10.

Do the cardio exercise 5 days a week, it can be executive days, but do NOT do it 7 days a week. For the second exericse start out at 2 days a week as far apart as possible, definitely do not do it every day, but eventually you can do it every other day. Get lots of protein and as much water as possible and take vitamin supplements and you should be fine, it is preferred to do 5 meals a day but I do 3 meals a day.


That's not crazy intense. Punches and kicks in martial arts, you have a lot of space in between them.
I consider my Cross Country workout intense though:

1 1/2 mile warm-up, drills, stretching, 6 mile run, 4 striders, 3/4 mile cool down, core, stretching.
You do punches and kicks for a straight half hour at least and tell me how intense it isn't. Also running up stairs is completely different since there is this thing called gravity trying to pull you down the whole time. If you're going to start this MY WORKOUT IS BETTER THAN YOURS YOURS SUCKS ASS stuff you go ahead and get right the forget out of this thread now. This is a place for discussion, not your richard waving.