QUOTE (yutha_fox @ Mar 31 2008, 11:42 AM)

gw sih dasarnnya kurus, ya klo push up n sit up dah gw jabanin dari kapan tau... pi masalhnya gw tuh malesan orangnya....
baru seminggu gw rutin push up... pi minggu depannya udahan...
soal makan... beehh kaga usah ditnya... tiap hari gw makan tuh 4x... (tu minimal) makannya juga gw rasa dari karbohidrat. protein, lemak, kalsium ampe kuman2 juga gw ngembat x... pi kurang memuaskan hasilnya.
tapi nih sekarang... menurut pelatih gw sih, dah rada mendingan cz gw rajin latihan coy napa coba..???? (soalnya nih sekarang di gym gw da cewe seksi bin imut lo semua klo pada liat pasti ngelir deh) kaga nyangka badan gw bisa jadi gara2 cewe..wkwkwkw. gw patut bertrma kasih tuh ma tu cewe.
trus nih.... kata pelatih gw juga... tau deh bener pa kaga, buat lo2 yang mw hidup sehat khususnya cowo... jangan sering colai deh cz secara logika, yang seharusnya makanan lo yang bisa jd tenaga n munculin otot.. eh malah dibuang sia2... rugi juga loh, palagi yaa sapa tw sperma yang lo buang tuh seharusnya bisa jd keturunan lo yang kalo dah gede bisa jadi presiden taun 2035 mungkin.. hayo..
sehari makan 4 x porsinya seberapa?? jgn banyak˛ nasinya, sekepalan tangan maksimal.... Banyakin lauknya
kalo bisa makan tuh sehari 5 kali dengan porsi sedikit-sedikit, supaya kerja organ-organ pencernaan ga berat
kalo menu makanan ala Arsene Wenger:
The Wenger dietArsenal manager, Arsene Wenger, is known for his scientific approach to feeding his team. When he first came to the club in 1996, he immediately altered the players' dinner menus.
Sugar, red meat, chips, fried foods and dairy products were out. Vegetables, fish, chicken and plenty of water were definitely in.
Arsene goes even further and uses a 'pee chart' to measure the level of hydration of his players. Their first pee of the day is measured against a colour chart to make sure they are drinking enough water.
Pre-match spuds
French nutritionists heavily criticised the pre-match diet of the England players in Euro '96. Their menu of tomato soup, spaghetti bolognese and toast was said to be more likely to produce wind than a win.
Potatoes, according to French scientists, make the best meal on the day of a game.
They contain glucides, which deliver a steady flow of muscular energy. They also contain useful vitamins. According to one piece of research, a player should consume 200-300 grams of potatoes, boiled for 20 minutes, exactly three hours before going on the pitch.
Post-match pints
The great sporting tradition of having a pint after football is a very bad idea. It actually impairs recovery from injury.
Footballers frequently lose up to seven pints of fluid during a match. This liquid needs to be replaced quickly so that sore joints and muscles can be repaired. This is known as 'rehydration'.
Alcohol is liquid, but the body only absorbs it slowly and it actually impedes rehydration. It is also a diuretic, so players lose more fluid in urine than they drink. So drinking alcohol after a match actually makes you more dehydrated.
Isotonic drinks are the best post-match pint of all. They contain small amounts of energy and salts which rehydrate the body quickly. They also provide calories to replace lost energy. Scientific studies have proved that these drinks greatly improve recovery from exercise.
jadi intinya banyakin sayur, ikan, daging yang berwarna putih (daging ayam dsb), dan yang paling penting minum air yang banyak (Chris John aja disuruh pelatihnya minum 6 liter air sehari), terus sumber karbohidratnya kentang rebus