- Oct 28, 2007
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I was away for 5 days. I had a minor upper back issue (same as always) so decided not to train whilst away. I also had a break from dieting and it got out of control. By day 3 I thought I am going to be dieting strict for awhile when I get back so basically tried to consume as much amazing food as possible. It almost became like a challange I set myself how much food I could eat. I even surprised myself how fast my appetite increased and I was having huge meals. I was looking fairly sharp before I left and it's amazing how utter crap you can make yourself look in 5 days of eating everything in sight. I literally looked like a different person coming back. Most of me looked the same but my abs had disappeared and I was a bloated mess with no definition. As bad as it sounds I think it done me some good.
As fast as it goes it comes back... well takes a little longer. I have ate completely clean since coming back but just eased into the diet. I am still only having about 150-200g carbs per day though. My plan is to follow a very low carb diet for the next 2 weeks then I will add LR3 in pre workout and as a result about 50-60g carbs in my intra shake. I will also adding animal cuts soon as a fat burner. I may just do 1 serving and a pre workjout later as I don't want 3 servings of caffeine per day as it's too much. If the animal cuts is strong I may use that as a pre workout for the next 3 weeks.
I have started my new aas and my cycle for the next 4-6 weeks will be 30mg test e, 30mg tren a, 30mg mast p, 30mg npp, 20mg avar, 50mg winny and 25mg proviron. Well I write it down it's quite a list
I dose all the orals pre workout and so far it's going great. My body is changing fast. My training is going great and I am going to keep pushing forwards.
Now I do 3 training days and repeat those days whenever I feel like training but most weeks I should be in the gym about 5 days. My 3 days are:
Chest, Shoulders and Tri-ceps
Calves, Hams and Quads
Back and Bi-ceps.
I will be training calves approx 4 days per week and abs about 3. Training is a mixture but usually as heavy as possible in a 8-15 rep range for most movements. 1 working set for most exercises and as many warm up's as I need. Sometimes I do higher reps if I feel I need to back off the weight a little at that time. Quite high volume everyday to burn calories and just because I love it. No cardio at the moment.
One issue so far and it's my lower back... no surprise. It's actually been fine for a very long time as I have been smart. The other day I trained back and as always as intense as possible. I only play it safe for certain movements and I haven't deadlifted for as long as I can remember. Lot's of volume and near the end I done t-bar rows going up to 5 plates (I have done 9 for decent reps in the past). I told myself not to ever go above that as I know my lower back. It felt fine but I knew not to go any further as it's playing with fire. I then see 1 plate a side on a barbell so I done some deadlifts. Super light so perfect form and slow reps and really squeezing my lower back at the top.
I felt amazing and the next day my lower back was sore but just felt like I had trained it hard. I was going to train legs but decided best not to so went to bed. Good move as my cns hadn't recovered and I took my new bedtime stack and slept great. Anyway the next day I feel fine but was picking something up and felt my lower back nearly go. Nothing major but that is the first time in months. That is the warning sign so no deadlifts and gonna stick to 3 plate t-bar rows and lot's of slow reps. I am not too bothered about thickness more width so I can just max out pull ups, pulldowns etc. I may try and go to my old gym as they have lot's of hammer strength back row machines so I can load up the weight and be safe doing so.
Earlier I trained legs and it felt amazing. Already a long post so will leave out the details. Due to my lower back I kept out any squats or stiff leg deadlifts. I mainly used machines and the full weight rack of everything apart from leg curls. On them I like to do 3 normal reps and 1 super slow 10 sec positive and negative and repeat until failure. I done 3 sets to failure on the horizontal leg press with 10 secs between sets. Full weigth rack glute raises for 10 slow reps. Unilateral leg extensions then stretching/rumble rolling to finish. You know you have trained hard when you can't walk down the stairs afterwards and have to hold on to the rail
My pre workout now consists of 3ml synthetine, 50mg winny, 20mg avar, 25mg proviron and a pre workout.
I will receive the results of my latest bloodwork tomorrow.
As fast as it goes it comes back... well takes a little longer. I have ate completely clean since coming back but just eased into the diet. I am still only having about 150-200g carbs per day though. My plan is to follow a very low carb diet for the next 2 weeks then I will add LR3 in pre workout and as a result about 50-60g carbs in my intra shake. I will also adding animal cuts soon as a fat burner. I may just do 1 serving and a pre workjout later as I don't want 3 servings of caffeine per day as it's too much. If the animal cuts is strong I may use that as a pre workout for the next 3 weeks.
I have started my new aas and my cycle for the next 4-6 weeks will be 30mg test e, 30mg tren a, 30mg mast p, 30mg npp, 20mg avar, 50mg winny and 25mg proviron. Well I write it down it's quite a list
Now I do 3 training days and repeat those days whenever I feel like training but most weeks I should be in the gym about 5 days. My 3 days are:
Chest, Shoulders and Tri-ceps
Calves, Hams and Quads
Back and Bi-ceps.
I will be training calves approx 4 days per week and abs about 3. Training is a mixture but usually as heavy as possible in a 8-15 rep range for most movements. 1 working set for most exercises and as many warm up's as I need. Sometimes I do higher reps if I feel I need to back off the weight a little at that time. Quite high volume everyday to burn calories and just because I love it. No cardio at the moment.
One issue so far and it's my lower back... no surprise. It's actually been fine for a very long time as I have been smart. The other day I trained back and as always as intense as possible. I only play it safe for certain movements and I haven't deadlifted for as long as I can remember. Lot's of volume and near the end I done t-bar rows going up to 5 plates (I have done 9 for decent reps in the past). I told myself not to ever go above that as I know my lower back. It felt fine but I knew not to go any further as it's playing with fire. I then see 1 plate a side on a barbell so I done some deadlifts. Super light so perfect form and slow reps and really squeezing my lower back at the top.
I felt amazing and the next day my lower back was sore but just felt like I had trained it hard. I was going to train legs but decided best not to so went to bed. Good move as my cns hadn't recovered and I took my new bedtime stack and slept great. Anyway the next day I feel fine but was picking something up and felt my lower back nearly go. Nothing major but that is the first time in months. That is the warning sign so no deadlifts and gonna stick to 3 plate t-bar rows and lot's of slow reps. I am not too bothered about thickness more width so I can just max out pull ups, pulldowns etc. I may try and go to my old gym as they have lot's of hammer strength back row machines so I can load up the weight and be safe doing so.
Earlier I trained legs and it felt amazing. Already a long post so will leave out the details. Due to my lower back I kept out any squats or stiff leg deadlifts. I mainly used machines and the full weight rack of everything apart from leg curls. On them I like to do 3 normal reps and 1 super slow 10 sec positive and negative and repeat until failure. I done 3 sets to failure on the horizontal leg press with 10 secs between sets. Full weigth rack glute raises for 10 slow reps. Unilateral leg extensions then stretching/rumble rolling to finish. You know you have trained hard when you can't walk down the stairs afterwards and have to hold on to the rail
My pre workout now consists of 3ml synthetine, 50mg winny, 20mg avar, 25mg proviron and a pre workout.
I will receive the results of my latest bloodwork tomorrow.