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12-16-2005, 09:07 AM
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12-16-2005, 12:19 PM
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| yeah but only half. lucky for me, my mother side is italian, so i learned to cook from her. I make a mean ass red gravy, and a pretty banging alfredo. the only problem is mixing all that fat from the alfredo with all the carbs from the pasta is a diet killer. i used to make alfredo sauce and put it on salads with chicken when i was running the ckd. that was awesome. |
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12-19-2005, 08:58 AM
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| Friday - at about 10am on friday i started to feel very achy, very sore, and kind of out of it. By the time i left work at 5pm, I could barely walk, my calvs, hamstrings had tightened up so much it was painful. by 6pm i couldnt scratch my head or my bi's would cramp up. Everything hurt, everything was sore. So i went home, and went straight to bed. No workout, no nothing (besides a large gatorade). I believe I was dehydrated, and the melting point decided to kick my ass for it. The feeling has since passed, and I have dropped the MP dosage from 6 down to 4 to combat this, we will see how it goes. on the positive side, I am starting to see some definate thinning out. the scale is also providing some encouragement, I am sitting at 221 as of saterday morning. but again i was severely dehydrated on friday night, so i'm prob more around 223 or so with a comfortable amount of water in me. |
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12-21-2005, 06:58 AM
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| After looking at my overall progress, I've decided to lay out what my next steps will be to reach my goals. i am pleased with how the training/diet/supp regiment has worked so far, so I will be taking off friday of this week, through the new year from hitting the weights. This will serve as my deconditioning for my HST cycle to begin in early jan. (cardio will not cease) I will keep my diet the same through the HST cycle, trimming cals off of my daily intake slowly. My supps will be Activite, MP, fish oil, xtend, and I may throw in a stim for a few weeks at a time (e/c stack, basic cuts). But they will be used sparingly, and for no more then 2 weeks at a time at low dosages. This will be a six week cycle. Cardio will be early morning empty stomach walks on lift days, 15-20 min in this phase. With martial arts training on off days. I will most likely follow that up with a week break, then start in on another modified waterbury cycle. This yeilded great results this last go around, and I believe it will again. I may be utilizing X-factor for this depending on feedback from 0311. Cardio will be realatively the same, but I will walk every morning. This will also be a 6 week cycle, and that will place me into march, and hopefully at my goal of sub 10% bf. Then comes the time to pack on some serious mass. I will be 'lean bulking' to keep my bf low, but i will be force feeding protien, bcaa's, and the like. I have a ph cycle ready to go and here is what it will look like. week 1: S1+, 5mg m1t ed week 2: S1+, 5mg m1t ed week 3: S1+, 7mg mdien week 4: S1+, 8mg mdien week 5: S1+, 9mg mdien week 6: S1+, 9mg mdien pct will be 6 week NHA stack, pyrmding rbxt down to one cap ed. I have all liver protectors ect covered, and this should give me some very nice gains. I am undecided as to which lifting protocol I will be using for this bulking cycle. I may look at other waterburry methods, or try the lyle mcdonald bulking protocol. Any suggestions, thoughts, comments on all of the above are welcome and encouraged. if its gonna help my gains I say post it up. 225lbs, sub 10% by June 1st 2006 |
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12-21-2005, 07:47 PM
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12-22-2005, 05:50 AM
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| hahah trust me when i tell you 0311, my morning cardio is not intense at all. If i do a half mile in 15min its a lot. I wouldnt even call it brisk. The martial arts on the other hand maybe more intense then i'd like. I havent been to my dojo in over a year, and i'm sure my sensei (who is like a step father to me) will punish me for my that  |
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12-22-2005, 07:32 AM
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I asked because you said gravy instead of sauce.
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