i usually just do chin ups (palms facing away) and pull ups
(palm facing you) and push ups and sit ups. Im trying not to
touch weights until im like 18 cos' i heard it can stunt growth
although i do touch a little in the gym.
my typical diet is
morning- milk eggs/bread with peanut butter
afternoon- chicken rice
night- mixed rice(mother cook de)
and snacks here and there along the way like chips or anything i
can find on the table, tried chewing on raw celery before but it
really sux and leave a bitter aftertaste in my mouth...
Im trying not to touch weights until im like 18 cos' i heard it
can stunt growth although i do touch a little in the gym.
That's total rubbish. I have had students who start gym-ing
early, and are taller than me. Even if it does happens, you are
already 172 cm, how many cm do you think it will affect you? Bring
you down to 150 cm?
in gym just workout the machines lor.
Really... fix your training
I share with you my typical training in a very busy week.... so
much so that I can't spare more than 1 hour each time I
exercise...
For the week just past:
Mon: Inclined Bench Press, 15 mins
Tue: 2.6km run
Wed: Rest
Thu: 2.8 km run, or at times interval training
Fri: Deadlift + chin ups (max 40 mins)
Sat: 3km run (usually not done)
Sun: Full Squats (max 40 mins)
Diet:
Weekdays more standard...
7am: If day before got intensive training, then 1 protein
shake
9am: Breakfast, usually unhealthy economic bee hoon, plus 2 fried
eggs
12 noon: Cai Png, 2 meat 1 vege
3.30 pm: Depends, sometimes skimmed milk powder+honey+instant
quaker oats
6++pm: Dinner, also depends... Rice with vege with lots of meat if
at home, or Cai png, 2 meat 1 vege if outside
12 midnight: some milk, or if dinner leftovers, vege and some
meat... if not so hungry, then eat cheese, if intensive
training for that day then milk for the caesin + 1/2 scoop
powder... flexible...
Snack on raisins or nuts in office...
Weekends even more busy than weekdays, so the morning part
skip... Replace 7am and 9am things with a 3-in-1 coffee plus 1
scoop protein for morning, and a bit of nuts or cheese...