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I'm sure the fact that I've mainly been in a cut for 3 year doesn't help things
Absolutely not. That's how it was for me too during my playing days. Now i have a gut. I hate cuttingI'm sure the fact that I've mainly been in a cut for 3 year doesn't help things
Abs are so hard for me to get. Stupid. I hate how hard i have to work and how strict i have to diet to have them.Big bench or Abs atm moment I've never had Abs in my life and it's something I really want. So I guess I'll continue to struggle for at least 11 more weeks
I was just talking about The Big Hurt the other day! Hit for power and for average.Man. Some serious name dropping going on in here. I know I'm a Cubs fan, but don't forget about big Frank T. That man had some pop. I'm with you though, Herder, Sheffield was the man. I used to emulate his batting stance all the time in bp...most of the time it was a pop up to left field vs a 400+ foot bomb though lol.
Yep. Thats what it's all about. Thats why Pujols was the man a few years back. Line drive hitter that had plenty of pop to get one elevated and send it for a ride.I was just talking about The Big Hurt the other day! Hit for power and for average.
Yah, it's gonna be tough for me to make myself go in in the mornings on wed and Friday. I got the day off today so i just went in this afternoon...it makes it a lot easier when it's either work around the apartment or go to the gym lol.I hear ya. I'd rather sleep in than go in and do nothing.
I hate that guy.Yep. Thats what it's all about. Thats why Pujols was the man a few years back. Line drive hitter that had plenty of pop to get one elevated and send it for a ride.
First Bucs / Cubs matchup of the year tonight!
Didn't mean that i liked him, just admired his hitting skill.I hate that guy.
I love deloads. A mental break from training and a chance to heal up. I'm usually super beat up by the time I hit the deload anyways.
I do enjoy the mental part. Can kinda just go in and do whatever you feel like (within reason - still keeping it a deload). I like to test stuff out during the deload too.Just cause it's scheduled doesn't mean u have to take one if I do its normally just for a session just my thoughts
I was wondering about this. Does it HAVE to be a whole week? If you've had a couple days off and take it easy another session or two that should suffice as long as your body says so, correct?Just cause it's scheduled doesn't mean u have to take one if I do its normally just for a session just my thoughts
If you actually pushed your mrv for a block and overreached a good deal by the end then a week is how long it usually takes to help dissipate some of that fatigue to repeat the cycle. If you feel good after a day or always feel good you are either under or at your mrv. Most likely under for most people. So either train harder and train for longer blocks to hit that overreach. Wendler pushed 531 to 6 weeks before the deload bc his program is so low volume most won't hit mrv in 3 weeks.I was wondering about this. Does it HAVE to be a whole week? If you've had a couple days off and take it easy another session or two that should suffice as long as your body says so, correct?
I dont wanna sound like a dummy here or anything but what does mrv stand forIf you actually pushed your mrv for a block and overreached a good deal by the end then a week is how long it usually takes to help dissipate some of that fatigue to repeat the cycle. If you feel good after a day or always feel good you are either under or at your mrv. Most likely under for most people. So either train harder and train for longer blocks to hit that overreach. Wendler pushed 531 to 6 weeks before the deload bc his program is so low volume most won't hit mrv in 3 weeks.
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Maximum recoverable volume - defined by cws: "the most training that an athlete can effectively recover from. This can vary widely from lifter to lifter or for the same lifter at different times. Genetics, particularly muscle fiber type, will play a big role in MRV and somewhat counterintuitively, the faster twitch athletes who are better suited for lifting, will tend to have lower MRVs because they will be able to cause more homeostatic disruption with a smaller amount of work."I dont wanna sound like a dummy here or anything but what does mrv stand for
Ah ok. Thank you.Maximum recoverable volume - defined by cws: "the most training that an athlete can effectively recover from. This can vary widely from lifter to lifter or for the same lifter at different times. Genetics, particularly muscle fiber type, will play a big role in MRV and somewhat counterintuitively, the faster twitch athletes who are better suited for lifting, will tend to have lower MRVs because they will be able to cause more homeostatic disruption with a smaller amount of work."
I dont know the exact reasoning behind it, but my general guess would be that 1 week is both a time frame that allows fatigue reduction/soft tissue recovery and is also a convenient way to go about it. Maybe 5 days is enough, but then its like why not just take the 2 extra days and resume training per usual the following week.My question is where did this week number come from? were there study s or just an arbitrary number
Not set in stone. Depends on lifters class really. Bigger stronger lifters need more time or more drastic deloads then smaller weaker lifters ect.My question is where did this week number come from? were there study s or just an arbitrary number
My question is where did this week number come from? were there study s or just an arbitrary number
There ya goNot set in stone. Depends on lifters class really. Bigger stronger lifters need more time or more drastic deloads then smaller weaker lifters ect.
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I think you're the only one here thinking you're a puss lol.So I recover so quick cause I'm a puss make sense lol
I was just curious cause there were plenty of strong lifters before this epiphany not saying it's wrong I was just wounder about the research
Lifters have been deloading for decades man.So I recover so quick cause I'm a puss make sense lol
I was just curious cause there were plenty of strong lifters before this epiphany not saying it's wrong I was just wounder about the research
I would say it is optimal, IF you set your training up to intentionally overreach beyond your mrv over an indicated period of time. If you float at or under mrv then no reason. I think west side is laid out perfect to never deload as you never do enough volume to really need it. I never deloaded when running that for a few years. Now that I push and track volume and workloads I push past my mrv.Ok first off it was a joke just being silly
Second if I didn't have a wife and kids I would train every day
Third damn I was just trying to get a conversation going whether it was actually optimal to take a week off
Same here, Dmax. Just saying weeks worth of pushing past your mrv doesn't dissipate within 1 deload session...unless you have a ridiculous recovery capability...then I'm jealous.Nothing in my post was a personal attack FYI.
You want to fight let's fight kid (throw my phone down)lol jkNothing in my post was a personal attack FYI. That why I said it doesn't matter. Recovery capabilities aren't a bragging point. They just are what they are. I was just genuinely curious where you're getting the notion that you recover quickly.
I'd rather be more recovered then not enough going into a peaking block, I'm never recovered enough so that must be nice lol.And damn it Lou, now i feel like I shouldn't of done this deload. I don't think my MRV was getting pushed too hard this training cycle. Oh well, hopefully there was enough of a stimulus there to get some strength adaptation.
Good info. I felt beat up last time I approached my singles week and kinda forced it this time just because of that. I also am not pushing myself as hard because the low energy from fewer carbs.If you actually pushed your mrv for a block and overreached a good deal by the end then a week is how long it usually takes to help dissipate some of that fatigue to repeat the cycle. If you feel good after a day or always feel good you are either under or at your mrv. Most likely under for most people. So either train harder and train for longer blocks to hit that overreach. Wendler pushed 531 to 6 weeks before the deload bc his program is so low volume most won't hit mrv in 3 weeks.
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Makes sense. I'm weak so I can train on. lolNot set in stone. Depends on lifters class really. Bigger stronger lifters need more time or more drastic deloads then smaller weaker lifters ect.
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You've built a great base the last year or so I've been a part of your log. Your mrv could be very high, but I'd like to see you do some dedicated blocks. Not only would this help target your efforts but you'd also sensitize yourself to volume again. You are always in a hybrid hyper phase and so I'd curious to see you go from from a few dedicated strength blocks to a peaking and back to hyper. You would lose some fitness but peak your strength which is all apart of the process.You want to fight let's fight kid (throw my phone down)lol jk
The only time I can really say I felt beat up was while I was doing my gear work. Even when I was doing my 6 sets of 6 with Amraps I never really felt too bad. I empizises recovery thou make sure I get proper rest normally 8hrs, good food and hydration. I genuinely feel that the intra helps with this as well
Wrong. Your mrv varies. This is why wendler allows you to pick to deload at the 4th week or start a new cycle. At that point in time you mrv my be higher then it was the last block. Also heavy weights produce more fatigue at lower volumes.Good info. I felt beat up last time I approached my singles week and kinda forced it this time just because of that. I also am not pushing myself as hard because the low energy from fewer carbs.
Maybe I do need it ever 6 instead of 4.
Makes sense. I'm weak so I can train on. lol
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Look what I started lolNot weak so stop.
And squat is your best moving lift, may be some connection here bud!Look what I started lol
And your right Lou sorta doing that now with squat
Np bud, happy to help where I can. It tough but you will few very confident come meet day.Best thing about deloads is that by the end of the week you're antsy to get back into the gym and lift heavy ****. Thats where I'm at currently. I'm starting to get excited to compete...less than a month out now.
Which, btw, I sent Lou a VERY rough draft of my attempt at constructing a peak and he sent it back fully constructed with a solid plan. Its something i have confidence will not only prepare me but test my testicular fortitude...so, thanks to him, i have a solid plan in place headed in.
You guys are making me blushHis advice helped myself as well. You'll kill it dude.
Maybe that's why the Lilliebridge's are purple. They're constantly being complimented on how strong they are.You guys are making me blush
Yah if i execute properly during this peak the comp goals i have will be easy lol.Np bud, happy to help where I can. It tough but you will few very confident come meet day.
He da man. Sorry to bring this up again, but any news on the squat?His advice helped myself as well. You'll kill it dude.
You guys are making me blush
Lmao, i think its more the blood pressure from the copious amounts of gear and spray tans, but maybeMaybe that's why the Lilliebridge's are purple. They're constantly being complimented on how strong they are.
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