Stationary bike workout
• Warm-Up (2 minutes)
• Resistance: 3
• RPM: 50–60
• Interval Sprints (20 seconds)
• Resistance: 8
• RPM: 80–100
• Active Recovery (40 seconds)
• Resistance: 2
• RPM: 50–60
• Climb (3 minutes)
• Resistance: 9
• RPM: 60–70
• Flat Ride (2 minutes)
• Resistance: 5
• RPM: 70–80
• Sprint Intervals (20 seconds on, 40 seconds off, 5 rounds)
• On Sprint (20 seconds):
• Resistance: 8
• RPM: 85–100
• Off Recovery (40 seconds):
• Resistance: 1–2
• RPM: 50–60
• Climb (3 minutes)
• Resistance: 9
• RPM: 60–70
• Cool-Down (4 minutes)
• Resistance: 3
• RPM: 50–60
Ab workout before bed. Lost count a few times, so I might have done a few more or fewer crunches.
1. Crunches
• 5 sets of 50 reps
I Super set the leg raises and bicycle crunches
2. Leg Raises
• 3 sets of 25 reps
3. bicycle crunches
• 3 sets of 25 reps per side
5. planks
• 2 sets 30 seconds
@Ohdamn training is on point with the crunches add some planks to thisArm pic from last night and the other from this morning.
20% body fat or higher?
work in progress![]()
@Ohdamn training is on point with the crunches add some planks to this
LOVE the sprints and pushing forward
and you look great, powerful body and strong arms, making progress
Hard to tell from the picture your body fat but I don't think you're more than 20%
Looking good bro stay on the grind!
Sub 20-percent (15-18 max)
honest I think you have a powerful enough muscle base to be on stage 1 dayThanks for the advice! I’m trying to hold the planks a bit longer every time. Appreciate the compliments, it’s keeping me fired up!
Appreciate the insight!
Thank you for the encouragement!honest I think you have a powerful enough muscle base to be on stage 1 day![]()
Nice workCrushing it in the gym today! Got in some solid heavy bag work, and wrapped things up with a quick cardio session, 10 minute treadmill and 10 min stationary bike
Almost 1 k in 5 mins![]()
Nice job on the leg workout
deadlifts are definitely no joke
much respect on this update
the workout equipment looks sweet
you've got some damn good stuff that you're working with
looks like those plates look solid
keep up the good work Buddy
arms are looking perfect
I don't think you're 20% body fat
post more picture and we'll give you a more accurate number
your stomach doesn't seem to have much body fat around it
that's where men store most of our excess fat relative to the rest of the body
one step at a time man
so far you're looking solid
Bros nice work on this
keep pushing we're right behind you
Nice work
perfect AM thanks for the updateHot/cold shower before fasted morning cardio to kick-start the body, then stretching to loosen up muscles, and finishing with another hot/cold shower for recovery
Thanksperfect AM thanks for the update![]()
NiceArm pic from last night and the other from this morning.
20% body fat or higher?
work in progress![]()
@Ohdamn clean routine, I thik you're on trackAb Workout This Morning
1. Sit-ups
• 1 set of 50 reps
2. Leg Raises
• 1 set of 25 reps
3. Bicycle Crunches
• 1 set of 25 reps per side
4. Planks
• 1 set for 30 seconds to 1 minute
Completed this routine 5 times.
Also, I just ordered HGH, BPC-157, and TB-500. Here’s the plan for the upcoming cycle:
• HGH: 2 IU daily
• BPC-157: 250 mcg daily
• TB-500: 2 mg per week(split into two doses)
Keep pushing you’ll drop fat quickly
Thanks!Nice
Thank you! the support here is phenomenal. I’ve never considered Ostarine mk2866 before, but I’ll definitely do some research on it and might add it to the routine@Ohdamn clean routine, I thik you're on track
the growth recovery cycle is perfect, if you have the resources, add some ostarine mk2866 25mgs ed for recovery as well
it would help for sureThank you! the support here is phenomenal. I’ve never considered Ostarine mk2866 before, but I’ll definitely do some research on it and might add it to the routine![]()
Wow, it’s versatile and has joint healing plus other benefits. Will definitely be adding it to the growth recovery cycle when I canit would help for sure@Ohdamn
@Ohdamn looking strong bro......Arm pic from last night and the other from this morning.
20% body fat or higher?
work in progress![]()
That is a killer ab workout.Bet you were feeling the burn.
@Ohdamn looking strong bro......
push IT! you can do more even 20-30min push to the top with cardio @Ohdamn15-minute fasted treadmill workout, covered 2.3 kilometers in 15 minutes. I was aiming for 2.5, but that’s motivation for next time. Afterward, I went straight into 3 3 minute rounds of boxing with 1-minute rests in between.
I wanted to stay longer, but I don’t want to overtrain![]()
Awesome, thanks for the push! I’ll be going back tonight. those rowing machines are temptingpush IT! you can do more even 20-30min push to the top with cardio @Ohdamn![]()
you can do it manAwesome, thanks for the push! I’ll be going back tonight. those rowing machines are tempting![]()
Thanks! The EVO Family keeps me motivatedyou can do it manEVO family is here
EVO family here for you @OhdamnThanks! The EVO Family keeps me motivatedI definitely hit that rowing machine
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cardio Killed it man• Rowing Machine: 10:05 minutes, 2,014 meters
• Stationary Bike: 10:01 minutes, 5.6 kilometers
• Treadmill: 10:18 minutes, 1.5 kilometers
Thanks, brother! The EVO Family really does keep me motivated.
Tore it on my second set of 200 kg while warming up for a 220 kg lift, with 2 or 3 reps in mindhowd you tear your pec? assuming its from the bench press but what exactly happened? I've had pec issues myself.
I tore mine in 2018 and had to have surgery. funny thing is that one hasn't given me any issues since but now the other one strains like 1 out of every 10 sessions on bench. does tren contribute due to dehydration primarily? I notice its way harder to stay hydrated on tren and Eddie hall swears every injury is due to dehydration lol.Tore it on my second set of 200 kg while warming up for a 220 kg lift, with 2 or 3 reps in mindI was on Tren, which likely contributed. Plus wear and tear from years of training. There were no warning signs, everything felt fine until it suddenly wasn’t
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Tendons and ligaments struggle to keep up with the rapid muscle strength gains. I pushed harder, leading to overtraining or poor form. While Trenbolone boosts muscle mass, tendons don’t strengthen as quickly. Electrolyte imbalances and dehydration from excessive sweating wouldn’t have helped either. Basically what my surgeon said was my muscles were lifting more than what my tendons could handle.I tore mine in 2018 and had to have surgery. funny thing is that one hasn't given me any issues since but now the other one strains like 1 out of every 10 sessions on bench. does tren contribute due to dehydration primarily? I notice its way harder to stay hydrated on tren and Eddie hall swears every injury is due to dehydration lol.
I don't know man. if you move up slowly, say 5-10 pounds per month on the exercise, I don't see how it happens. I figure if Thor tore his pec, it can happen to anybody. how come this doesn't happen on the squat or deadlift? Ive purchased a 60 lb curved camber bar off rogue fitness to match the contour of the chest and therefore prevent injury, so I'll let you know how that goes. this lifting shit is brutal man lol.Tendons and ligaments struggle to keep up with the rapid muscle strength gains. I pushed harder, leading to overtraining or poor form. While Trenbolone boosts muscle mass, tendons don’t strengthen as quickly. Electrolyte imbalances and dehydration from excessive sweating wouldn’t have helped either. Basically what my surgeon said was my muscles were lifting more than what my tendons could handle.
HGH is on the way along with BPC-157 and TB-500. Also, when I can, I’m purchasing Ostarine. I’ll definitely look into IGF-1 as well. Thanks!Use HGH/IGF-1 if you want to speed up tendon/ligaments strength.
You just need to be extra careful with IGF-1. It is so potent it caused me to get trigger thumb in both thumbs. They are finally all healed up though which is good. Only take it after your lifting session. So I only took it 3 days per week and still got the side effects. I was actually stacking LR3 and DES together. It helped me put on 17 lean lbs in 12 weeks.HGH is on the way along with BPC-157 and TB-500. Also, when I can, I’m purchasing Ostarine. I’ll definitely look into IGF-1 as well. Thanks!
lots of cardio, this is perfect, rowing perfect @OhdamnSunday Workout
1. Bike:
• Time: 6:13
• Distance: 3.24 km
2. Treadmill:
• Time: 10:09
• Distance: 1.5 km
3. Rowing:
• Time: 5:18
• Distance: 1.028 km
4. Elliptical:
• Time: 5:03
• Distance: 0.503 km
5. Skipping:
• Time: 1 minute
Floor to Ceiling Ball
• Time: 1 minute
(repeated 5 times)
Photos
(Stationary bike, treadmill, rowing, elliptical and egg whites)
Appreciate the heads-up. 20 mcg post-workout? And see how it goes. Sounds potent! Glad to hear the trigger thumb in both thumbs have healed up, That 17 lbs in 12 weeks from stacking LR3 and DES is no joke, impressive!You just need to be extra careful with IGF-1. It is so potent it caused me to get trigger thumb in both thumbs. They are finally all healed up though which is good. Only take it after your lifting session. So I only took it 3 days per week and still got the side effects. I was actually stacking LR3 and DES together. It helped me put on 17 lean lbs in 12 weeks.
Lucky you. I spend about 45 min foreplay and 1/2 hour of pounding. 30 years ago I only dreamed of lasting that long. Now I wish I could be done in 10 minutes.Not to brag, but since you asked, 15 minutes, including foreplay!![]()
lots of cardio, this is perfect, rowing perfect @Ohdamn
that egg white bag, you cooking with it?
I was in a small cycle of test,Masteron, and NPP with it. I believe the IGF-1 played a huge role in the amount of muscle gained and kept.Appreciate the heads-up. 20 mcg post-workout? And see how it goes. Sounds potent! Glad to hear the trigger thumb in both thumbs have healed up, That 17 lbs in 12 weeks from stacking LR3 and DES is no joke, impressive!![]()
Are you planning on competing in the 90KG class?
14-16 hour fast perfect, start 16 hours thats your goal, nice relaxing day @Ohdamn and funny duck park• Duck Park with my Daughter
• Nice Night Run: Covered 3.5 kilometers feeling great after a solid 25-minute run. Finished with a 5 minute walk
• Cottage Cheese with Mixed Nuts: a simple snack before bed.14-16 hour Fasting starts now!
• TV and Abs: Finishing the night with some ab exercises and relaxing with green tea.
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looking good, abs coming in tight, 108 is a good weight, lets shoot for 100kg as our goal• Date: Monday September 23rd
• Fasted Morning Selfie
• Fasted Weigh-In: 108.6 kg
This is my current fasted morning update. Feeling focused and ready to continue working on my goals.![]()
14-16 hour fast perfect, start 16 hours thats your goal, nice relaxing day @Ohdamn and funny duck park
looking good, abs coming in tight, 108 is a good weight, lets shoot for 100kg as our goal![]()
nice work on the fasting.
Very nice I'm glad you're enjoying the park
bro i got some ponds on ranch property, we got gators too
very relaxing day at the lake I like it
I was just thinking the other day about green tea and how I should probably drink it
love to see a 25 minute run
you'll feel great after your fasting great idea
looking very lean man good job
make sure you're doing your cardio while fasted that will go all the way
keep up the good work man your definitely leaning up a seams
work on stomach vacuums as well
we want to see you fit and it sounds like you're doing great
Good start to the weekend• Duck Park with my Daughter
• Nice Night Run: Covered 3.5 kilometers feeling great after a solid 25-minute run. Finished with a 5 minute walk
• Cottage Cheese with Mixed Nuts: a simple snack before bed.14-16 hour Fasting starts now!
• TV and Abs: Finishing the night with some ab exercises and relaxing with green tea.
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Good start to the weekend
I like seeing your cardio very impressive broTonight’s cardio
Treadmill
Part 1: Intervals (15 minutes)
1. 0-3 minutes: Warm-up jog at 6 km/h.
2. 3-4 minutes: Sprint at 12 km/h.
3. 4-6 minutes: Recovery jog at 6 km/h.
4. 6-7 minutes: Sprint at 12 km/h.
5. 7-9 minutes: Recovery jog at 6 km/h.
6. 9-10 minutes: Sprint at 14 km/h.
7. 10-12 minutes: Recovery jog at 8 km/h.
8. 12-13 minutes: Sprint at 14 km/h.
9. 13-15 minutes: Recovery jog at 8 km/h.
Part 2: Steady State (5 minutes)
1. 5 minutes: Run at a steady pace of 8 km/h.
5 minute cooldown 6 km/h
Stationary bike
Main Ride (10 minutes):
• Intervals (1 minute hard / 1 minute easy):
• Hard Resistance: Level 8 (moderate-to-hard)
• Speed (hard): 70-90 RPM
• Easy Resistance: Level 4 (light)
• Speed (easy): 50-60 RPM (slow, recovery pace)
Stair stepper
Steady Climb (3 minutes):
• Resistance: Level 6
• Pace: Moderate and steady; focus on maintaining a consistent pace
Love seeing the fasting
Hitting some good compound lifts there man.
I like seeing your cardio very impressive broyou stay this pace
lots of sprints too which will shred you up for sure
lets get a protein bar as a snack tomorrow instead of bananaLunch plus Snack Packed for Work
• steak and steamed vegetables.
• A banana as a snack
The Pills are, chikin feed from hybridlabs
And rich pianas liver and organ defender
For the gym after work:
• Essential Amino Acids (EAA)/BCAAs
• C4 Pre-workout Energy Drink
breaking a 15 hour 30 minute fast
Fasting works great!
lets get a protein bar as a snack tomorrow instead of banana![]()
oh thats sweet pics of bpc hgh and tb, recovery is coming bro @OhdamnGear Porn
HGH, BPC-157, and TB-500 have arrived. starting tonight!
Thanks, I appreciate it! I’m hoping to bounce back even strongeroh thats sweet pics of bpc hgh and tb, recovery is coming bro @Ohdamn![]()
Great job• Date: Monday September 23rd
• Fasted Morning Selfie
• Fasted Weigh-In: 108.6 kg
This is my current fasted morning update. Feeling focused and ready to continue working on my goals.![]()
cardio is perfect but hows your time? can we make that 60minTonight’s treadmill session was a solid 40 minutes, focusing on both steady-state running and intervals to mix up the intensity. Here’s how it went:
• Time: 40:05 minutes
• Distance: 5.0 km
• Calories Burned: 403 kcal
Treadmill Workout (40 minutes)
**Warm-Up:**
- 5 minutes: Brisk walk at 6 km/h
**Main Workout:**
1. **Steady-State Run:**
- 10 minutes: Run at a moderate pace (9 km/h)
2. **Interval 1: Sprint Intervals**
- 1 minute: Sprint at a challenging speed (12 km/h)
- 1: Jog at a recovery pace (7 km/h)
- Repeat 4 times (total of 12 minutes).
3. **Hill Intervals:**
- 2 minutes: Jog at a moderate pace (6 km/h), 5% incline.
- 1 minute: Walk at recovery pace (6 km/h), 0% incline.
- Repeat 3 times (total of 9 minutes).
**Cool Down:**
- 5 minutes: Walk at 6 km/h 0% incline.
Thanks for the suggestion! The workout I did took about 40 minutes, and honestly, I could have covered 5k in less time, but I wanted to stick to the treadmill workout I had planned. I felt great afterward and even had the energy to do more like the stationary bike, but had to head home.cardio is perfect but hows your time? can we make that 60min
and cut the running and replace with up hill walk, more fat burning, less knee damage
2.5/2.5 speed incline for 60min possible?
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