LiE's Diet and Training Thread
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Hmm, just found 1kg of Chicken breast for 4.49
I do love SmartPrice....
As a side point, It seems you cook up the whole lot in preparation for the week ahead?
kd
I do love SmartPrice....
As a side point, It seems you cook up the whole lot in preparation for the week ahead?
kd
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My local Tesco used to have their 1kg frozen chicken breasts wrongly priced at £1.50 as opposed to £3.99 for about a year. You had to know exactly when they were being put out though because they'd usually disappear within an hour when I used to work there. Sadly the error was corrected a few months back. 
Thanks!
Thanks!
Yep, cook it all and put into tubs. Majority goes in the freezer.
Dinner tonight was awesome. As mentioned earlier I'm trying to tidy up things in the evening so I'm getting good quality food.
300g sirloin cooked medium-rare, stuffed mushroom, onion rings and crunchy veg (beans, asparagus, leak and sugar snaps)
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Had to bust out the emergency snackage due to hunger!
What is that? O.o macaroni and cheese on toast?
kd
The steak with mushroom and veg looks well tasty. Good size for the steak as well.
In terms of chicken, not sure how much breasts weigh typically but I can get 12 chicken breasts from a local chain butcher (Gabbots for those up north) for £10. Or £4 for 4 breasts. Not tried them yet but going to pick some up next week when I've got through this weeks meat.
In terms of chicken, not sure how much breasts weigh typically but I can get 12 chicken breasts from a local chain butcher (Gabbots for those up north) for £10. Or £4 for 4 breasts. Not tried them yet but going to pick some up next week when I've got through this weeks meat.
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Keep going buddy!
I REALLY need a set of scales, I know i'm putting weight on (hell, I feel like a right fatty this morning
You can get a decent Salter pair for sub £20 from Argos.
Also, you should be looking at measurements rather than weight really
kd
You can get a decent Salter pair for sub £20 from Argos.
Also, you should be looking at measurements rather than weight really
kd
Just go by look at the moment. Don't care as long as I don't get fat and don't NOT gain any mass at the moment.
Once I get to a decent size I can chisel away
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You can get a decent Salter pair for sub £20 from Argos.
Also, you should be looking at measurements rather than weight really
kd
I think most people use their eye and weight really, takes a lot less time!
Cheap-o scales will do you fine; you don't need an accurate measurement of your weight, more just be able to record the variance.
Yea not a fan of measurements tbh, I don't grow by massive amounts so there is too much room for error.
Today's 5/3/1 session is squats
90% 1RM 156
Warm-up (40%, 50%, 60%) - 62.5x5, 77.5x5, 92.5x3
Working Sets (65%, 75%, 85%) - 100x5, 117.5x5, 132.5x5+
DB Lunges - 5 x 10
SLDL - 5 x 8
Aiming for 9-10 reps on my last squat set. 9 reps gives me a 1MR of 170.4 which I know I can beat, 10 reps would give me 176.7. If some how 11 reps happens that would mean 183.5 1RM
Today's 5/3/1 session is squats
90% 1RM 156
Warm-up (40%, 50%, 60%) - 62.5x5, 77.5x5, 92.5x3
Working Sets (65%, 75%, 85%) - 100x5, 117.5x5, 132.5x5+
DB Lunges - 5 x 10
SLDL - 5 x 8
Aiming for 9-10 reps on my last squat set. 9 reps gives me a 1MR of 170.4 which I know I can beat, 10 reps would give me 176.7. If some how 11 reps happens that would mean 183.5 1RM