Money or trophys???

Sorry for asking the obvious question then m8 but why change it or put
a different weight system in place if this one is used by the majority
Is there a benefit because i'm under the impression it's more of
a hinderance.

God of War wrote:

Sorry for asking the obvious question then m8 but why change it or put
a different weight system in place if this one is used by the majority
Is there a benefit because i'm under the impression it's more of
a hinderance.

Iam not saying change it bud but i am a fan of those weights always have been i dont think having 2kg over your main weight is good but set weight classes of 68,73 etc would stack classes a little bit more and fall inline with some other countrys comps,but it all depends on the person really and people will always have a favourite weight and that be what ever there closest to there has been lots of debate over weight classes and many used over time.

how would you see it has a hinderance pal?

God of War wrote:

Dan i can appreciate where your coming from m8.
Maybe you should intensify your routine, that way you can still eat as
much crap as you like.
It's not dieting that's important pal, it's training.

Yeah come on Dan, 5 days a week training isn't enough

Also Mark
i didnt say there was benifits pal just i liked the classes lol,iam a fan of everybody making the weight bang on the nose and if you cant make it down drop the fat and like you said get the cardio done haha

without me blabbing on about before i was ill i was always lean and around 103kg fitter than a bel vue greyhound the weight was easy to shed,but since my illness and having to take beta blockers my heart rate never gets to a cardio workout nevermind a 130beat fat burning 1

For the british i took in a total of 1550cals a day 3 protein shakes 2 meals 1 being 6 egg whites with half tin of beans,and the other 200g of chicken with 1 wholemeal toast and o bowl of cornflakes after tea for a sweet it added up to around 20g fat,230g protein and 100-120 carbs and it took 4 months drop 13kg haha

Paul wrote:
Iam not saying change it bud but i am a fan of those weights always have been i dont think having 2kg over your main weight is good but set weight classes of 68,73 etc would stack classes a little bit more and fall inline with some other countrys comps,but it all depends on the person really and people will always have a favourite weight and that be what ever there closest to there has been lots of debate over weight classes and many used over time.how would you see it has a hinderance pal?

I'm cool with those weight classes m8 but was talking about why they were
changed to the classes that we are currently using.
As for the hinderance, it refers to the fact that the classes we are currently
using seems to cause difficulty for some individuals when trying to make
the grade.
I'm interested know why the current 65,70,75,80,85,90,100 and 100+
was put into effect if the classes you've described are more widely used
and if the 65,70,75,80,85,90,100+ classes have a benefit.

Leon wrote:
Yeah come on Dan, 5 days a week training isn't enough

Haha lol, it's not how many days training that's important, it's the type
of training that's done in the time you have that makes the difference.

Hi mate I wouldn't say they are more widely spread but if you look at alot the comps around the world they don't always follow 65 etc and I beleive it was WAF who started this and others followed suit,yes people will always struggle to make weight and as you say it's up to that person sort that out,it is your responsabilty make the weight of the comp your entering and not the weights to change around you

Cool buddy, thanks.

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Remind me why i keep you around

*ANGIE* wrote:

Remind me why i keep you around

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God of War wrote:

Leon wrote:
Yeah come on Dan, 5 days a week training isn't enough

Haha lol, it's not how many days training that's important, it's the type
of training that's done in the time you have that makes the difference.

Come and do one of my workouts!! A combination of Olympic, Power and Strongman lifting, with Kettle Bells, ropes and high intensity interval cardio, then there's the table stuff!!

well what your doing dan seems to be working,i have a strongman sled at the gym,and was doing cleans 3 days a week at times before i got ill very good power,strength and cardio

Dan wrote:
God of War wrote:Leon wrote: Yeah come on Dan, 5 days a week training isn't enough Haha lol, it's not how many days training that's important, it's the type of training that's done in the time you have that makes the difference. Come and do one of my workouts!! A combination of Olympic, Power and Strongman lifting, with Kettle Bells, ropes and high intensity interval cardio, then there's the table stuff!!

You come and do mine first Dan, i'd love to peel you off the floor after
20 minutes LOL.
Then you'd have the other 4h 40mins to look forward to. (including table of course)

come try my workout you wont be able to lift your arm after the 6th kebab and that's before i order the pizza and ice cream

God of War wrote:

Dan wrote:
God of War wrote:Leon wrote: Yeah come on Dan, 5 days a week training isn't enough Haha lol, it's not how many days training that's important, it's the type of training that's done in the time you have that makes the difference. Come and do one of my workouts!! A combination of Olympic, Power and Strongman lifting, with Kettle Bells, ropes and high intensity interval cardio, then there's the table stuff!!

You come and do mine first Dan, i'd love to peel you off the floor after
20 minutes LOL.
Then you'd have the other 4h 40mins to look forward to. (including table of course)

What the hell are you doing training wise Mark, come on spill the beans

LOL Ricky.... thats funny.

Wise is what got me the title.

Ricky that is Funny stuff mate

Ricky's workout rocks.
Mine now pales into insignificance.