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		<title>By: mikes1990</title>
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		<description>&lt;a href=""&gt;STEVEN&lt;/a&gt;


Well done for getting back into it.
If you're starting off at home, focus on bodyweight stuff - jump squats, press ups, pull ups, burpees, squat thrusts, mountain climbers, dips, sprints, planks etc.  And consider getting yourself a kettlebell - really versatile piece of kit, and fairly cheap too.  If money really is an issue, buy a sandbag from a DIY shop, and do some presses, rows, squats etc. with that.
As for food, stick to things like - whole eggs, meat, fish, cottage cheese, whole milk, fruit, veg, oats, nuts etc. and just adjuct quantities depending on whether you want to bulk or cut.

Hope this helps.</description>
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<p>Well done for getting back into it.<br />
If you&#8217;re starting off at home, focus on bodyweight stuff - jump squats, press ups, pull ups, burpees, squat thrusts, mountain climbers, dips, sprints, planks etc.  And consider getting yourself a kettlebell - really versatile piece of kit, and fairly cheap too.  If money really is an issue, buy a sandbag from a DIY shop, and do some presses, rows, squats etc. with that.<br />
As for food, stick to things like - whole eggs, meat, fish, cottage cheese, whole milk, fruit, veg, oats, nuts etc. and just adjuct quantities depending on whether you want to bulk or cut.</p>
<p>Hope this helps.</p>
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