Brad Pitt: Workout & Body [Merged Threads]

[wolf116]

You need to eat way more food, 3hr intervals are just fine.

You wanted a healthy diet? http://www.t-nation.com/findArticle.do?article=body_92getbig

 

[blinkwatt]

This is nothing against you personally blink. Just the advice you give the majority of the time is just flat out terrible for the majority of the lifting community.

Thanks for looking at it that way,rather then just bashing it. I'd rather post off of what I know has worked for myself,rather then just posting off what I've heard that I have no clue whether or not it works.

 

[jayhu12]

thx for the help guys, i'll stop with the rice. Just gonna do what blink says and go with veg and fruits even though i hate that **** haha.

 

[blinkwatt]

thx for the help guys, i'll stop with the rice. Just gonna do what blink says and go with veg and fruits even though i hate that **** haha.

I hear ya. I didn't and still don't like too many veggies but I eat from the ones I do like, peas,carrots,green beans & corn(in the AM time only). If your going to buy them in the can try to make sure that they don't have any salt or sugar included. As for fruits,I have my parents grab me at least 6 lbs. of strawberries every other week from Sam's Club. Just remember to watch how much you eat at once,otherwise your stomach could bloat up. Don't forget your meats,ground beef,ground turkey,tuna and become friends with egg whites.

Stick to it and I bet in 2-3 months you will never go back to your old eating ways.:rockon:

 

[Jariel]

I'd rather post off of what I know has worked for myself,rather then just posting off what I've heard that I have no clue whether or not it works.

I give you a lot of credit for that and I've seen you back it up with some impressive pics!

I found that a lot of my progress was in spite of some of the textbook advice too. You just have to pay attention to your own body and adjust your diet and workouts to fit your goals.

 

[mrRuckus]

I am currently 140lbs and I consider myself a hard gainer.

You're probably not a hard gainer. You just don't eat.

 

[mrRuckus]

I found that a lot of my progress was in spite of some of the textbook advice too. .

That's where the logical fallacy lies. You can't go around telling people "cardio doesn't matter that much" and whatever else just because it doesn't for you. This stuff is rarely prefaced with "despite the norms, i personally don't need it, but you might require it." It's being posted as gospel rather than what works best for nearly everyone as the average people they are. And that is irritating, counterproductive to others, and is insulting to be lied to.

Though as far as cardio, i still contend that it would take one from a good level to a great level.. same with "100g of protein works for me!" Yeah well, 200 would probably make it work better. I'm not after just gains. I'm after gains in the shortest period possible.

 

[blinkwatt]

That's where the logical fallacy lies. You can't go around telling people "cardio doesn't matter that much" and whatever else just because it doesn't for you.

Did I say it didn't matter for me? No. I just state that I personally don't need it as I'm heading on the right path sans cardio.

This stuff is rarely prefaced with "despite the norms, i personally don't need it, but you might require it." It's being posted as gospel rather than what works best for nearly everyone as the average people they are.

Bull, when you stay consistent 24/7,no slack and you pour your heart out I have yet to see anyone not get positive results from what they have learned from me.

And that is irritating, counterproductive to others, and is insulting to be lied to.

How's it a lie? I have proved that it works,you can't argue with evidence. So what,it may not work for someone,but you never know unless you try. I will even admit that I was very skeptical of my way of working out at first until my body started changing(which didn't take very long).

 

[simon]

Did I say it didn't matter for me? No. I just state that I personally don't need it as I'm heading on the right path sans cardio.

Everyone needs some form of cardio for optimal health.

 

[[S]alvatore]

What you're eating is fu<k all, so you can't consider yourself a hardgainer. Give it another year, except eat around 4000 cals and 300g of protein a day. Then if you don't put on any size, we can begin to talk about being a hardgainer and such.

 

[jayhu12]

i actually consider myself a hard gainer cause i once tried to get big and just plateau'd like crazy. I was drinking 3 4 scoup weight gainer milk shakes a day + 3 big normal meals. Couldnt gain more than 10lbs. My original weight was 130 worked it up to 140 in 2 months, next 3 months no gains. After 5 months of stuffing my face i just decided to lean up cause i wasnt going anywhere. figure its cause I'm asian, and im cursed with the dreaded asian metabolism. Only way i'm getting bigger is with roids lol.

 

[EFFORT]

You weren't eating enough and squatting and deadlifting heavy. Don't use that asian thing as an excuse. I don't care how bad anyones genetics are. Some people have it bad, some have it easy and everything inbetween. Majority of us aren't going to be bodybuilders, but i believe everyone here is capable of building a nice physique that'll turn heads (something like 210-220ish at 10%bf)


So let me ask you Jay, have u built yourself up to at least a 300lb squat, deadlift and bench press? Have u eaten over 4000cals everyday for at least a year?

 

[jayhu12]

well the shakes alone were 1000cal per shake, and I was taking them for 5 months. I never did dead lifts, but I did lift heavy free weights and non-machine excercises with a triangle scheme of 10/8/6. Went to the gym every other day, no cardio. One thing i will ciritique though I prolly didnt drink enough water a day (6-8 glasses), I didnt always get 8hrs of sleep, and pretty much ate whatever I wanted.

 

[EFFORT]

You didn't really answer my questions but the answer is obviously no to all of them.


Your solution. Read the idiots guide to growth. Use the routine in there. Eat
2g of protein per lb. And eat up on carbs and fats i think i might of gave u some basic numbers to start with in this thread already.

 

[wolf116]

well the shakes alone were 1000cal per shake, and I was taking them for 5 months. I never did dead lifts, but I did lift heavy free weights and non-machine excercises with a triangle scheme of 10/8/6. Went to the gym every other day, no cardio. One thing i will ciritique though I prolly didnt drink enough water a day (6-8 glasses), I didnt always get 8hrs of sleep, and pretty much ate whatever I wanted.

lol how can anyone ever get big without deads?

 

[Warboss Alex]

lol how can anyone ever get big without deads?

it's a better mass builder than the squat. not by a whole lot and both should be used but the deadlift does edge in it terms of size gaining.

 

[speakeasy]

Brad Pitt's workout

This was pretty interesting. What do you guys think of his workout?

http://www.sixpacknow.com/brad_pitt_abs_workout.html

According to the article his BF was around 6%. I wish it went into detail about his diet. I want to get a "fight club" physique like he had, not necessarily be big and bulky.

I've never had my body fat measured, but I'm guessing mine to be in the mid teens. It's not evenly distributed however. I have almost no body fat on my legs, but I do carry a roll of baby fat around my waste that bunches up when I sit, but when standing my stomach looks mostly flat, sometimes even seeing the slight outline of where my six pack would be. It's stubborn as hell to get off. I do lots of cardio in martial arts class, but that remains no matter what. I don't hardly ever drink beer. I admit I have kind of a fatty breakfast which usually consists of 3 whole eggs, sometimes made omelette style, 4 strips of bacon, 2 waffles and usually a banana, juice and cup of yogurt. Sometimes when I'm sick of that, I just have regular cereal or oatmeal with a banana. Dinner, I'm all over the place, can sometimes be healthy like vegetable beef soup, or sometimes pizza. I rarely drink any alcohol or sodas, I try to watch HFCS ladden drinks. Maybe my problem is that I tend to eat later than most people, after 9pm.

 

[WC2]

He's got the most important thing of all

Genetics.

 

[wolf116]

Not another one.

 

[I-tallionStallion]

Brad pitt looked weak and pathetic in that movie. He looked better in Troy. And I agree with you wolf...i've seen this thread before. You people need to idolize better athletes bodies than that joke of one Brad Pitt had in that movie. Just cut like 40lbs and you'll look like him...a weak runt.