Hawkins
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still some improvement that can be made but down 10+ bpm and nearly 35 combined points on BP.
Atta boy.
I battle elevated BPM when I rev things up...
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still some improvement that can be made but down 10+ bpm and nearly 35 combined points on BP.
Damn all on 200cyp? Very nice brotherView attachment 135495
208-214 depending on time of day. Think it’s about time to fire this back up and get the fuck on with it.
Dropped to 150 a week or two ago actually. Didn’t see any significant loss and decided the lower I could get without losing ground the better.Damn all on 200cyp? Very nice brother
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208-214 depending on time of day. Think it’s about time to fire this back up and get the fuck on with it.
Oh good lordDropped to 150 a week or two ago actually. Didn’t see any significant loss and decided the lower I could get without losing ground the better.
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208-214 depending on time of day. Think it’s about time to fire this back up and get the fuck on with it.
How’s your blood pressure usually run when you crank upDropped to 150 a week or two ago actually. Didn’t see any significant loss and decided the lower I could get without losing ground the better.
First time it’s been high was this year and it’s why I called my blast (among a couple other reasons). I’ve got several steps of contingency if it elevates again.How’s your blood pressure usually run when you crank up
5’6-5’7How tall are you?
Are you chopping up a chicken breast or are you using ground? My favorite got to blended meal was just any pre made chill from a can or local grocery store and grill up some 90/10 burgers and blend that. I did this when I get hit with brass knuckles. Luckily not only did my jaw break but both front teeth were knocked out so I could still slurp down quite abit of food through a fat straw.Diet re-hash.
Here’s where I’ll be day 1 of blast:
meal 1: 2 eggs, 10oz whites, 2 cups hash browns (zero fat)
meal 2: ~8oz chicken, 1 cup rice, 1 handful spinach, 6oz beef broth (blended, seasoned)
meal 3: ~8oz angus sirloin, 1 cup rice
meal 4 (pre): 1 scoop MRE, 1 bagel, 1 Rice Krispie treat
meal 5 (intra): 1 scoop EAA, 25g liquid carbs
meal 6 (post): 1 scoop MRE, 1 bagel, 1 Rice Krispie treat
meal 7: ~8oz chicken, 1 cup rice, 1 handful spinach, 6oz beef broth (blended, seasoned, if I’m hungry I’ll eat this whole, not blend it)
meal 8: 2 eggs, 10oz whites, 2 cups hash browns (zero fat)
Progression as always is gonna be in carbs and the trace fats and protein do what they do. May add some yogurt but carb sources by the end will be what you see here minus the potatoes (waste of space), and may include some dirtier things when carbs climb real high.
Will probably utilize carb cycling after a couple weeks of consistent eating at the level above. In which case you’d see high days at about +200 carbs with a tad less protein, normal days as above, and low (off days) subtract 100-150g carbs and replace some protein and fat. progression there will be along those lines as carbs go up, possibly widening the gap.
I’m cooking chunked chicken breast and warming up rice and then putting it into a blender.Are you chopping up a chicken breast or are you using ground? My favorite got to blended meal was just any pre made chill from a can or local grocery store and grill up some 90/10 burgers and blend that. I did this when I get hit with brass knuckles. Luckily not only did my jaw break but both front teeth were knocked out so I could still slurp down quite abit of food through a fat straw.
Throw some hot sauce into the mix to make it go down better!I’m cooking chunked chicken breast and warming up rice and then putting it into a blender.
Diet re-hash.
Here’s where I’ll be day 1 of blast:
meal 1: 2 eggs, 10oz whites, 2 cups hash browns (zero fat)
meal 2: ~8oz chicken, 1 cup rice, 1 handful spinach, 6oz beef broth (blended, seasoned)
meal 3: ~8oz angus sirloin, 1 cup rice
meal 4 (pre): 1 scoop MRE, 1 bagel, 1 Rice Krispie treat
meal 5 (intra): 1 scoop EAA, 25g liquid carbs
meal 6 (post): 1 scoop MRE, 1 bagel, 1 Rice Krispie treat
meal 7: ~8oz chicken, 1 cup rice, 1 handful spinach, 6oz beef broth (blended, seasoned, if I’m hungry I’ll eat this whole, not blend it)
meal 8: 2 eggs, 10oz whites, 2 cups hash browns (zero fat)
Progression as always is gonna be in carbs and the trace fats and protein do what they do. May add some yogurt but carb sources by the end will be what you see here minus the potatoes (waste of space), and may include some dirtier things when carbs climb real high.
Will probably utilize carb cycling after a couple weeks of consistent eating at the level above. In which case you’d see high days at about +200 carbs with a tad less protein, normal days as above, and low (off days) subtract 100-150g carbs and replace some protein and fat. progression there will be along those lines as carbs go up, possibly widening the gap.
Basic idea is to provide more nutrients on training days, and even more on training days where weak body parts are worked. Off days are reduced carbs due to less energy expenditure. Since carbs are protein sparing, protein can be reduced on higher carb days and increased on lower carb days. It’s usually most effective for having a better body comp while bulking and extending performance in the gym while cutting down.That's a serious food schedule.
Do you mind explaining the reason behind your Carb cycling and what kind of results you get because of it.
Maybe because I'm not at "THE" level where I need it, but it's something I'm not fully up to speed on, or the reasoning why its important.
Basic idea is to provide more nutrients on training days, and even more on training days where weak body parts are worked. Off days are reduced carbs due to less energy expenditure. Since carbs are protein sparing, protein can be reduced on higher carb days and increased on lower carb days. It’s usually most effective for having a better body comp while bulking and extending performance in the gym while cutting down.
just another diet tool. No magic and not necessary.
Did you crank up or still going 150mg trtView attachment 135715
Seems super long but remember that aside from the last 3, the only intent is to reach a max effort failure set per movement (this week with one rest pause). Things move pretty quick and I’m all over the gym.
Back
1. Leg Calf Press (LP) - Sled x15, 1x10, 2x5, 2.5x11/4
2. Calf Press (LP) - 4x8, 5x4, 6x14/5
3. Pullovers - 105x12, 150x8, 210x4, 270x10/3
4. Pullups - BWx3, BWx11/4
5. Flite Row - 1x6, 2x8/3
6. Pulldowns - 150x8, 225x10/3
7. One Arm Smith Low Row - 95x10, 145x3, 195x8/3
8. Seated Cable Row (d-ring) - 165x8, 225x12/5
9. DB preacher - 25x10, 35x6, 45x10/3
10. Jansen Rows - 3x12 (50)
11. Alt DB Curls - 2x12
750/750 test/primo. Only 2 shots in tho.Did you crank up or still going 150mg trt