Why should anyone even bother to follow your "advice" when you were telling the guy what to do long before you even knew any information about him?
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Do 2 hours of high intensity cardio first thing in the morning on an empty stomach, then come back around 4 or 5 to lift for an hour.
Eat 2500 calories a day mostly from protein and do that 6 days a week, On the 7th day dont move at all.
Take an ECA stack twice a day, and take a light cycle of roids or at least a prohormone like 1AD to preserve muscle.
When I do a training phase like this, I lose about 3-5 lbs of fat per week, and my lifts go up.
oarkinsm said:I agree with you mark on this one but I still belive that strentgh can be increased whiles weight is dropped. I find that when I amdietying my diet is a hell of lot cleaner and I seem to gain in all my lifts. I think strentgh more tdoewn to your training program not what you eat. But i must agree doing 2-3 hours of HITT will cerinatly hit the body recovery. Light cardio improver stentgh but 2 hours must only make you weaker. Even Marathoner runners don'tdo two hours a day for christ sake and look at the lack of thier muscle mass
occam said:Okay Adam I'll respond...........I've done what you suggested at various points in my training history.......I'll not mention my weight or bf% then or now since you don't need that information to evaluate me.![]()
I have done in excess of two hours of a.m. cardio.........event specific training if you will, and done a 4 day p.m. strength training split all the while. Not in an attempt first and foremost to look good with my shirt off, though my caloric intact was restricted, and I was necessarily weight conscious.
The (oft) stated goal is to maintain muscle while revealing ones six pack (though that should be accomplished if our friend is truly at 10%) truthfully
there are simply more effective ways and means than those you have suggested.
If you can lose 3-5 lbs a week while setting pr's.........let me guess, your 320lbs @ 6% bf with a 740lb bench?![]()
I just went to look over your posts and see the gentleman Kerr has adequately shellacked your 9 post non " sensei cal "ass, so I'll pull back. Adamthestud......nice name.....location........wow, at least your consistent kid.........geez, tell you what I'll give you some "roids" if you post your proof positive pic in the next 24 hours....I'm serious, I'm coming off anyway....put up or shut up.
Quedog123- the other men on this thread know more than I so I differ to them regarding your original question. Good luck to you.
AdamTheStud said:If he was 350lbs. with a heart condition I don't think he would have been asking for advice about getting a six pack LOL
AdamTheStud said:If he was 350lbs. with a heart condition I don't think he would have been asking for advice about getting a six pack LOL
