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Everyone,
I wanted to start more of a journal here than just a workout log so I requested for my previous log to be deleted. This sport entails much more than someone outside this sport could ever imagine.
For those of you who do not know me, allow me to give you a brief run down of me and my history.
Name: Jessie
Age: 24 yrs old
Weight:170 lb
History
I have been training for about 7 years. Sports has been a passion as mine since I was a kid. I played baseball from the age of 5 to the age of 20 (college). However, at the age of 20, my life and body took a turn for the worse. My endocrin system began to shut down and having seriously problems. I began to have severe testosterone implications and was placed on HRT at 20 years old to prevent my body from shutting down completely. It was too late. Several weeks later, I was rushed to the ER due to my heart almost not beating any more. While in the hospital my hearts bpm dropped to 23 bpm and I lost over 30 lbs in 13 days in there. I left the hospital with pacemaker and weighing 103 lbs!!
Upon my department from the ER, over the course of several months, I faced stages of depression; BAD depression. Family, friends, no one ever recognized who I was. The ONLY person who stood by my side each and every step is my beautiful fiance. Her and I have been together since she was 14 years old; 8 years! She is my world.
I took it upon my self to hire a nutritionist that MANY of you know; Shelby Starnes. I drove this man CRAZY for a long time but he got me through the most difficult time in my life. I thank the Lord EVERYDAY for this man; honestly.
Long story short, I set a goal three years ago to compete in a bodybuilding competition which everyone but Shelby and my fiance thought would impossible and stupid. Well, I reached that goal on November 5, 2011. I will say this, I am HOOKED!
Coming from nothing and with no one believing in you to someone who people comes to now for advice and guidance is INCREDIBLE!!! You have to be a leader not a follower.
When I set a goal, I HIT the goal at full force; I proved that. I do not steer from a plan. I am a leader. I stick my dieting, training, and etc.
My workout routine is compiled and influence by many of YOU.
Here is my workout routine.
Training
Its about volume and intensity. Lifting more weight, doing more reps with it, resting less between sets, introducing new angles of training with unique exercises, but the common denominator for me is increasing intensity somehow. I do feel that you have to watch your CNS, and there are definitely times to back it down, we are human after all, BUT I think people have an irrational fear of overtraining. One other thing I want to mention is that over the years, the thing that really changed, is my knowledge of exercises. I'll give you an example…my back used to suck..it was a joke. I deadlifted and barbell rowed my ass off, but just couldn't get my back to look good. When I began to get more creative, and try new, sometimes strange exercises, it started growing. Eventually my back became a very good bodypart.
Sunday- BIG back day
Monday- Chest/Light Biceps
Tues- Off
Wed-Legs
Thurs-Arms
Fri-Off
Sat- Shoulders/Light Triceps
Goals:
Get married in April, compete again in late July. Since I am qualified for Nationals, I will compete at Nationals in the fall also.
Before :
https://i118.photobucket.com/albums/o106/Bluewaterjl415/002.jpg
https://i118.photobucket.com/albums/o106/Bluewaterjl415/003.jpg
https://i118.photobucket.com/albums/o106/Bluewaterjl415/006.jpg
Last show, November 5, 2011:
https://i118.photobucket.com/albums/o106/Bluewaterjl415/AllSouth.jpg
Now, post workout:
https://i118.photobucket.com/albums/o106/Bluewaterjl415/12-3Arms.jpg
Supplements
I will be experiencing different products from TK in this journey at different times. I will be constantly monitored by my doctor at all times and getting bloodwork taken as needed.
TK Labs
Test E, Deca, Tren A, EQ
Please tag along on this journey of mine.
I am looking forward to new beginnings and retaining information from on the best of this sport.
Thank you.
I wanted to start more of a journal here than just a workout log so I requested for my previous log to be deleted. This sport entails much more than someone outside this sport could ever imagine.
For those of you who do not know me, allow me to give you a brief run down of me and my history.
Name: Jessie
Age: 24 yrs old
Weight:170 lb
History
I have been training for about 7 years. Sports has been a passion as mine since I was a kid. I played baseball from the age of 5 to the age of 20 (college). However, at the age of 20, my life and body took a turn for the worse. My endocrin system began to shut down and having seriously problems. I began to have severe testosterone implications and was placed on HRT at 20 years old to prevent my body from shutting down completely. It was too late. Several weeks later, I was rushed to the ER due to my heart almost not beating any more. While in the hospital my hearts bpm dropped to 23 bpm and I lost over 30 lbs in 13 days in there. I left the hospital with pacemaker and weighing 103 lbs!!
Upon my department from the ER, over the course of several months, I faced stages of depression; BAD depression. Family, friends, no one ever recognized who I was. The ONLY person who stood by my side each and every step is my beautiful fiance. Her and I have been together since she was 14 years old; 8 years! She is my world.
I took it upon my self to hire a nutritionist that MANY of you know; Shelby Starnes. I drove this man CRAZY for a long time but he got me through the most difficult time in my life. I thank the Lord EVERYDAY for this man; honestly.
Long story short, I set a goal three years ago to compete in a bodybuilding competition which everyone but Shelby and my fiance thought would impossible and stupid. Well, I reached that goal on November 5, 2011. I will say this, I am HOOKED!
Coming from nothing and with no one believing in you to someone who people comes to now for advice and guidance is INCREDIBLE!!! You have to be a leader not a follower.
When I set a goal, I HIT the goal at full force; I proved that. I do not steer from a plan. I am a leader. I stick my dieting, training, and etc.
My workout routine is compiled and influence by many of YOU.
Here is my workout routine.
Training
Its about volume and intensity. Lifting more weight, doing more reps with it, resting less between sets, introducing new angles of training with unique exercises, but the common denominator for me is increasing intensity somehow. I do feel that you have to watch your CNS, and there are definitely times to back it down, we are human after all, BUT I think people have an irrational fear of overtraining. One other thing I want to mention is that over the years, the thing that really changed, is my knowledge of exercises. I'll give you an example…my back used to suck..it was a joke. I deadlifted and barbell rowed my ass off, but just couldn't get my back to look good. When I began to get more creative, and try new, sometimes strange exercises, it started growing. Eventually my back became a very good bodypart.
Sunday- BIG back day
Monday- Chest/Light Biceps
Tues- Off
Wed-Legs
Thurs-Arms
Fri-Off
Sat- Shoulders/Light Triceps
Goals:
Get married in April, compete again in late July. Since I am qualified for Nationals, I will compete at Nationals in the fall also.
Before :
https://i118.photobucket.com/albums/o106/Bluewaterjl415/002.jpg
https://i118.photobucket.com/albums/o106/Bluewaterjl415/003.jpg
https://i118.photobucket.com/albums/o106/Bluewaterjl415/006.jpg
Last show, November 5, 2011:
https://i118.photobucket.com/albums/o106/Bluewaterjl415/AllSouth.jpg
Now, post workout:
https://i118.photobucket.com/albums/o106/Bluewaterjl415/12-3Arms.jpg
Supplements
I will be experiencing different products from TK in this journey at different times. I will be constantly monitored by my doctor at all times and getting bloodwork taken as needed.
TK Labs
Test E, Deca, Tren A, EQ
Please tag along on this journey of mine.
I am looking forward to new beginnings and retaining information from on the best of this sport.
Thank you.