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anything involving a "swiss ball" also known as a Pilates ball will sculpt your body in no time flatsexy-christmas-girl-001.jpg
Yummy. You do good work, sir.
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Finals this week. Im scared.Someone hold me.
good luck in fear of teh gehy butt sex jokes though I won't hold you.
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Someone hold me and give me a //HIDEOUT\\ Special.
I'll fill in since chrozzo is still asleep. And by "fill in", I do mean your crack. I'll spackle it like some drywall.
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good luck in fear of teh gehy butt sex jokes though I won't hold you.
You and me need to talk sometime, alone....
I'll fill in since chrozzo is still asleep. And by "fill in", I do mean your crack. I'll spackle it like some drywall.
Thanks stud.
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Suited, your new avatar keeps cracking me up... why does it look like he is trying to be a badass? Was that right after getting arrested in that Walgreen's?Oh, and the pornstashe rivals DNA's.
Trying? He doesnt need to try, he just is.
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Checking in after 2 months in Vegas :club:
Who the fuck are you?
I'm not worthy the creator has returned
Eh don't worry. He's really old. He probably won't remember meeting you.
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In honor of Golden's return.oldmanis2.jpgI can't really call him old since he's only a year older than me, but I figured you young bucks would get a laugh.

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okif you're looking to tone then you want lower weight for more reps (8-10 reps is pretty standard)and since you're not wanting to bulk up then stay away from heavier weights for fewer repsWhen I used to weightlift this is what I generally followedChest/TricepsBench PressIncline Bench PressMilitary PressShrugsTriceps Push DownsClose Grip Bench PressBack/BicepsLat Pull DownsReverse Lat Pull DownsSitting Lat PullsDumbell CurlsPreacher CurlsLegsLeg PressSquatsLeg ExtensionsLeg CurlsCalf ExtensionsBoxes
I know you are trying to help and I appreciate it, I was looking for a very specific workout break down. Something that would probably be a couple pages long. I will try and cut and paste the last one I did, but as I said I think my body got use to it, so I want to switch it up
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AaaaahhhhhhaaaYESahhhhhaaahhhh
Yes, except we are both wearing green man spandex suits.
That is pretty much standard as what I have in mental logbookOh and I have figured out that I cannot watch a Geico commercial without forgeting about car insurance and think, "Hey Chrozzos on the TV"
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Here the first phase of the workoput I was doing, it has 4 phases, each 1 Month long I won't post the other 3 phases as that would be a lot, unless someone wants me too.Exercise Repetitions ' Beginner Advanced SquatSet 1Set 2 (drop) 12-15 20Wide-griplat pulldownSet 1Set 2 (drop) 12-15 10 Neutral-grip lat pulldownSet1Set 2 (drop) 12-15 10 Lying leg curlSet 1Set 2 (drop) 12-15 10Dumbbell bench press 12-15 8-10 Dumbbell shoulder press 12-15 8-10 Superman 12-15 8-10 Owen crunch 12-15 8-10 Integrity Workout: WednesdaysDumbbell bench pressSet 1Set 2 (drop) 12-15 10 Pushup 12-15 20 Dumbbell shoulder pressSet 1Set 2 (drop) 12-15 10 Lateral raiseSet 1Set 2 (drop) 12-15 10 ' Walking lunge 12-15 8-10 Overhand-grip machine row 12-15 8-10 Owen crunch 12-15 8-10 ________________________________________Cardiovascular Workout Beginner Routine You'll do your cardiovascular training either right after your resistance-training workout, or on your days off. If you're a beginner, haven't done any cardiovascular exercise in the past 6 months, or are more than 15 pounds overweight, start by walking or riding a bike for 10 to 15 minutes. If you walk on a treadmill, set it on a slight incline (2 to 5 degrees). You should always finish your cardiovascular exercise feeling as if you could've done more. Try to go about 10 percent longer each week. Or go a little harder in the same amount of time--increasing the incline and/or speed of the treadmill, for example.Advanced Routine If you've been doing cardiovascular exercise consistently for the past 6 months, try this 20-minute, high-intensity interval routine. It'll prepare you for the more difficult interval routines in the next three months. How to do it: Perform each sprint described below on a treadmill or an exercise bike at the prescribed percentage of your highest possible effort. Then slow to an active rest at a lower intensity--a light jog, for instance. Warm up for 5 minutes, gradually increasing your intensity to about 50 percent of full effort. Sprint for 30 seconds at 85 percent of full effort. Take an active rest for 2 minutes at 40 percent of full effort. Sprint for 20 seconds at 90 percent of full effort. Take an active rest for 2 minutes at 40 percent of full effort. Sprint for 10 seconds at 100 percent (full sprint). Take an active rest for 2 minutes at 40 percent of full effort. Sprint for 20 seconds at 90 percent of full effort. Take an active rest for 2 minutes at 40 percent of full effort. Sprint for 30 seconds at 85 percent of full effort. Cool down for 5 minutes.

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Oh and I have figured out that I cannot watch a Geico commercial without forgeting about car insurance and think, "Hey Chrozzos on the TV"
QFTIt's so much better when followed by an alcohol commercial.
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Here the first phase of the workoput I was doing, it has 4 phases, each 1 Month long I won't post the other 3 phases as that would be a lot, unless someone wants me too.Exercise Repetitions ' Beginner Advanced SquatSet 1Set 2 (drop) 12-15 20Wide-griplat pulldownSet 1Set 2 (drop) 12-15 10 Neutral-grip lat pulldownSet1Set 2 (drop) 12-15 10 Lying leg curlSet 1Set 2 (drop) 12-15 10Dumbbell bench press 12-15 8-10 Dumbbell shoulder press 12-15 8-10 Superman 12-15 8-10 Owen crunch 12-15 8-10 Integrity Workout: WednesdaysDumbbell bench pressSet 1Set 2 (drop) 12-15 10 Pushup 12-15 20 Dumbbell shoulder pressSet 1Set 2 (drop) 12-15 10 Lateral raiseSet 1Set 2 (drop) 12-15 10 ' Walking lunge 12-15 8-10 Overhand-grip machine row 12-15 8-10 Owen crunch 12-15 8-10 ________________________________________Cardiovascular Workout Beginner Routine You'll do your cardiovascular training either right after your resistance-training workout, or on your days off. If you're a beginner, haven't done any cardiovascular exercise in the past 6 months, or are more than 15 pounds overweight, start by walking or riding a bike for 10 to 15 minutes. If you walk on a treadmill, set it on a slight incline (2 to 5 degrees). You should always finish your cardiovascular exercise feeling as if you could've done more. Try to go about 10 percent longer each week. Or go a little harder in the same amount of time--increasing the incline and/or speed of the treadmill, for example.Advanced Routine If you've been doing cardiovascular exercise consistently for the past 6 months, try this 20-minute, high-intensity interval routine. It'll prepare you for the more difficult interval routines in the next three months. How to do it: Perform each sprint described below on a treadmill or an exercise bike at the prescribed percentage of your highest possible effort. Then slow to an active rest at a lower intensity--a light jog, for instance. Warm up for 5 minutes, gradually increasing your intensity to about 50 percent of full effort. Sprint for 30 seconds at 85 percent of full effort. Take an active rest for 2 minutes at 40 percent of full effort. Sprint for 20 seconds at 90 percent of full effort. Take an active rest for 2 minutes at 40 percent of full effort. Sprint for 10 seconds at 100 percent (full sprint). Take an active rest for 2 minutes at 40 percent of full effort. Sprint for 20 seconds at 90 percent of full effort. Take an active rest for 2 minutes at 40 percent of full effort. Sprint for 30 seconds at 85 percent of full effort. Cool down for 5 minutes.
i just lost 8 lbs pretending to read all that
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