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Gary Gibson
01-25-2010, 03:50 PM
They always surprise me. Today is a rest day. Haven't had much appetite so I've eaten very little and haven't drunk my milk. Down a little under 180 today. This morning I was 184. A couple nights ago I got up to 188 . Right now I'm 178.
At least I know I'll easily be able to come in under 182 on meet day.
They always surprise me. Today is a rest day. Haven't had much appetite so I've eaten very little and haven't drunk my milk. Down a little under 180 today. This morning I was 184. A couple nights ago I got up to 188 . Right now I'm 178.
At least I know I'll easily be able to come in under 182 on meet day.
Gary, you're my hero. But you're beginning to sound like a woman.
I expect to hear you ask, Does this singlet make my ass look big?
Go lift something heavy or break a truck or something. Just stay away from the scale.
uncle buck
01-25-2010, 04:12 PM
I just weigh myself every Monday morning so I don't have to think about fluctuations.
IWillLiveFreeOrDie
01-25-2010, 05:39 PM
I'm always amazed at the 2 pound shits in the morning!
semperteneo
01-25-2010, 07:50 PM
I just weigh myself every Monday morning so I don't have to think about fluctuations.
saturdays for me. the work-week is the most reliable eating schedule for me, and if i do experience fluctuation it's either a bonus or only one dissapointing moment instead of a possible 7.
Gary Gibson
01-25-2010, 08:01 PM
Not at all worried about how 10 lbs makes me look. Just amazed that I can lose that much water weight in a few hours.
Sgsolberg
01-25-2010, 08:34 PM
You weigh yourself too often. Remember, anorexia's not the answer (I know, I know, you found the way of the gallon of milk).
Not at all worried about how 10 lbs makes me look. Just amazed that I can lose that much water weight in a few hours.
Keep in mind that a gallon of whole milk weighs 8.6 lbs, and that when you're drinking that much liquid your body tends to hold on to some of it. I would venture a guess that someone doing GOMAD weighs about 2-5 lbs more than they would normally, due to water retention.
Gary Gibson
01-25-2010, 10:46 PM
Keep in mind that a gallon of whole milk weighs 8.6 lbs, and that when you're drinking that much liquid your body tends to hold on to some of it. I would venture a guess that someone doing GOMAD weighs about 2-5 lbs more than they would normally, due to water retention.
I sorta did forget how many pounds a gallon of milk weighs.
This is important for the sake of making weight and competing as heavy as possible. Most people would balk at the idea of drinking milk during a training session or just before and during a meet. Not this little black duck. I can stop eating the night before my next meet and come in comfortably under the 82.5 kg cap, then guzzle milk for the hours leading up to my squat and up until my bench. I could weigh in at 179-180 and actually compete at 185-187 and full of my favorite workout energy drink/ protein supplement.
Mr.City
01-25-2010, 10:54 PM
When does the next 70's big article come out, Gary?
Platus
01-25-2010, 11:08 PM
Gary, have you ever considered a career in competitive eating?
Gary Gibson
01-26-2010, 01:07 AM
Working on the next 70's Big entry right now.
I'd probably suck as a competitive eater. Part of the reason I GOMAD so religiously is because I find really big eating to be very difficult.
Mr.City
01-26-2010, 01:13 AM
Gibson, it's time you manned up and took this thing to the next level: GOCMAD
Chewie_jrc
01-27-2010, 01:43 PM
Gibson, it's time you manned up and took this thing to the next level: GOCMAD
It's funny you mention that MC. I love my milk and drink it religiously. That being said it can get bland at time. The answer? Throw a little nesquik in that biyatch. Chocolate milk ftw baby!
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Justin
Gibson, it's time you manned up and took this thing to the next level: GOCMAD
I find this racist.
Bergie
01-27-2010, 02:23 PM
thanks PVC, I just spewed my choc milk all over my keyboard.
homerj742
01-27-2010, 02:34 PM
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