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4 scoops of Meso would make me hurl, without a doubt!
hell, no way would i do 4 scoops meso!!!:fool2:
4 scoops of Meso would make me hurl, without a doubt!
Have you tried dosing 1-2 caps Shift before bed?
Doesn't interfere with sleep, but for some it could. I recommend trying that and you'll be feeling tight in the morning
//CC
I don't think I could take it before bed and sleep lol, I took one late at night and my body gets heated up lol
The stuff is working great!
really sorry to hear this, jd. get well soon!!!:bigok:ugh really bad training today, I did 1 hour of ground technique and then did an hour of drills and grappling, I pulled my back AGAIN, ****in Killing!
At this point of non stop pulling my back, it's time to really start off from the beginning with rehab exercises.
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^I'll stick to this routine of lower back rehab 2 times a day and also do swimming twice a week, I'll stay away from grappling for the next couple weeks, I just need to focus on my back and get it strong, I keep pushing it too hard and just making it weaker everytime I pull it.
I'm gonna have to take the next few days off, I'll def be in bed all today and tomorrow, this sucks, gotta say it's a real downer and I'm going to pig out tonight on cheat meals![]()
ugh really bad training today, I did 1 hour of ground technique and then did an hour of drills and grappling, I pulled my back AGAIN, ****in Killing!
At this point of non stop pulling my back, it's time to really start off from the beginning with rehab exercises.
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^I'll stick to this routine of lower back rehab 2 times a day and also do swimming twice a week, I'll stay away from grappling for the next couple weeks, I just need to focus on my back and get it strong, I keep pushing it too hard and just making it weaker everytime I pull it.
I'm gonna have to take the next few days off, I'll def be in bed all today and tomorrow, this sucks, gotta say it's a real downer and I'm going to pig out tonight on cheat meals![]()
4 scoops of Meso and you may become telekinetic like Professor X from all the neuro stimulation.
hmmmm.....
Actually, for me, the 32g of Beta Alanine and accompanying parasthesia in 4 scoops would probably melt my skin off, lol.
32g of Beta Alanine would cause some serious tingles :rofl:
do some yoga, great for core.
really sorry to hear this, jd. get well soon!!!:bigok:
Man,hearing that just messed up my day! So sorry to hear that happened again man. Sometimes we just push before our bodies are ready and that **** happens. Find a use for the down time so it's not a total loss in your mind. Time to do some research!
4 scoops of Meso and you may become telekinetic like Professor X from all the neuro stimulation.
hmmmm.....
Actually, for me, the 32g of Beta Alanine and accompanying parasthesia in 4 scoops would probably melt my skin off, lol.
32g of Beta Alanine would cause some serious tingles :rofl:
not for me, lol. it aint gonna happen!!!:ntome:
ugh really bad training today, I did 1 hour of ground technique and then did an hour of drills and grappling, I pulled my back AGAIN, ****in Killing!
At this point of non stop pulling my back, it's time to really start off from the beginning with rehab exercises.
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^I'll stick to this routine of lower back rehab 2 times a day and also do swimming twice a week, I'll stay away from grappling for the next couple weeks, I just need to focus on my back and get it strong, I keep pushing it too hard and just making it weaker everytime I pull it.
I'm gonna have to take the next few days off, I'll def be in bed all today and tomorrow, this sucks, gotta say it's a real downer and I'm going to pig out tonight on cheat meals![]()
Sorry to hear about the back JD
If you need any suggestions just ask I have a couple books on the subject
What is it that you are hurting? Is it just your back in general or a specific area?
Like Rahl said I think a GREAT deal of back injuries occur from tight hamstrings and hips, increasing flexibility and mobility in these areas usually helps with back problems
If you want to seek professional help I would visit a good Chrio and check out a ART therapist.
And of course stretch and self massage with a foam roller.
Hoping for a speedy recovery buddy!
Health Canada, to the rescue!!!! (in 6-8 months)
aha ya, not even gonna bother going to the doctors lol
aha ya, not even gonna bother going to the doctors lol
Thanks Josh!
Yup the pictures you put up are right where it's hurting, here is the same pic with red coloured where it's killin
Back Rehab Workout
Knee in stretch
Pelvic tlits
Cat and Camel stretch
Press ups
Planks(including side bridges)
Crunches
Oblique crunches
Leg ins
Bridges
Bird Dog
Superman
Wall sit
Knee to chest
This is the rehab routine I'll be sticking too for the next few weeks, 2 times a day, 5 days a week.
Afflicted gluteus medius muscles pull the rim of your pelvis down, stiffening and flattening your lower back and adding to your disability. Chronic shortening of gluteus medius muscles caused by latent trigger points makes you stand and walk with your pelvis thrust forward. (1992: 159)
The common assumption is that pain in the low back is caused by some problem in the lumbar spine, such as arthritis, a herniated disk, disarticulated vertebrae, a compressed nerve, or a sacroiliac joint dysfunction. X-ray evidence of these spinal abnormalities is often used to justify surgery for low back pain, although such abnormalities are often found in people who never suffer low back pain. Pain from myofascial trigger points that remains after surgery can be greatly mystifying and frustrating to both doctor and patient. It's disturbing to think that trigger points may have been the only thing needing correction in the first place. (1992: 154-155)
Causes
Although the gluteus medius is no more than half the size of the gluteus maximus, it's still a very thick, strong muscle, whose primary function is allowing you to walk upright. Each time you take a step, the gluteus medius muscle of the opposite hip contracts to keep the pelvis from tilting when you lift your foot. As you walk along, the gluteus medius muscles take turns supporting the entire weight of the upper body. Because of the leverage at the hip, gluteus medius muscles have to alternately generate a force equal to more than twice the body weight.
Any additional demand or imbalance is compounded in this same way. For instance, consider that each pound of excess body weight adds two pounds to the workload of the gluteus medius muscles. You may have observed that heavy people often lumber or waddle, throwing their weight from side to side as they walk. This is the body's natural effort to protect itself by moving the weight fully over the leg with each step instead of requiring the gluteus medius muscles to lever it. Waddling may not look great, but don't knock it: it's pretty good body mechanics under the circumstances. Low back pain in pregnancy can be traced to trigger points in gluteal muscles caused by the stress of being temporarily "overweight."
Gluteus medius muscles can be overworked when you carry heavy weight while walking. Lifting while standing in place doesn't overtax the gluteus medius muscles, as long as the weight is distributed evenly between both feet.
Trigger points in the quadratus lumborum can sponsor trigger points in the gluteus medius. This is because the gluteus medius lies in the referral area for the quadratus lumborum. It's wise to search for tender spots in both muscles when you have low back pain.
Other potential causes of overload in these muscles are weight lifting, running, falls, aerobic exercise, and habitual weight-bearing on one side of the body, such as carrying a child always on the same hip. Standing or sitting still for long periods of time makes the gluteus medius vulnerable by encouraging stiffness. A common condition called Morton's foot can cause unstable foot placement, which can bring about trigger points in gluteus medius muscles. Morton's foot is discussed in detail in Chapter 10. (1999: 155-156)
As a safeguard for the gluteus medius muscles, don't stand on one leg to put on your pants. You can easily strain a muscle when you .catch a foot in a pants leg and unexpectedly have to catch your balance. Sit down to get both feet through, then stand to finish pulling your pants up. It may seem a little silly at first, but it's a habit that becomes increasingly valuable with the passing years.
You may prefer to take your injections in a hip rather than an arm or sl),oulggr. Just be aware that injections into a gluteus medius muscle can set up trigger points and leave you with an armoying backache. When this happens, it's good to be able to recognize a myofascial problem and know what to do about it.
Sitting a lot with your legs crossed is bad for these muscles, especially if you always cross the same leg. When you exercise, remember that moderate exercise done frequently is much safer and more efficient for strengthening than infrequent hard-driving sessions.
Wearing a wide pelvic belt during strenuous activity and while doing heavy lifting can give the gluteus medius muscles enough extra support to prevent their being overstressed. A six-inch wide elastic band worn over the hips is perfect for this. A man's jockstrap is available in this width. A woman's
girdle can also be useful for this purpose. Taking the precaction to wear such things can be the critical factor in warding off an unpleasant backache at the end of the day.
Treatment
The gluteus medius is under the gluteus maJomus, attaching along the rim of the ilium, the top of the hipbone. The other end attaches to the greater trochanter (tro-CAN-ter), the prominent lump at the top of the thighbone. Many muscles attach to the greater trochanter, because of the great leverage it gives for moving the thigh. This bony landmark sticks out on the side of your hip and you can locate it by feel. The relationship between the hipbone and the greater trochanter is shown in Figure 8.22.
To locate the gluteus medius, shift your weight to one foot while you feel for a contraction just below the top of the hipbone (Figure 8.23). The top of your hipbone may be a little higher in back than you may have thought; it can extend an inch or two above your belt line. You can also feel the gluteus medius contract just above the greater trochanter and a little to the rear. This is where you can qften find an especially bad gluteus medius trigger point overlying a common gluteus minimus trigger point. It's not unusual for all the muscles on one side of your buttocks to have trigger points at the same time.
Trigger points number 1 and number 2 in the gluteus medius may be hard to find, buried as they are under the gluteus maximus and some fat padding. Massage the gluteus medius with the same tools used with the maxim us, namely the tennis ball and the Thera Cane. You may have to press fairly hard to get to the!ll. Otherwise, try a hard rubber ball against a wall (Figure 8.24) A short, rolling stroke is most effective; continuous pressure can do more harm than good. Visualize irQning trigger points-pressing them flat.
For going really deep into the gluteal muscles, someone else's elbow is hard to beat. For this procedure, you lie on your stomach and the person with the elbow sits beside you. 1£ you let a friend or relative work on you, be sure they either already understand the concepts outlined in this book or are eager (or at least willing) to learn.
Ya this dude is crazy for taking 4 scoops of Meso + 8 caps of CN and mixed with an energy drink lol, Maybe thats why he is benching 500, deadlifting 600 and squating 700 lol
Pre-workout
Mesomorph- half scoop
N.O Ignite- 1.5 scoops
Creatine Nitrate- 4 caps(friend gave me another 4 caps)
Xtend- 2 scoops
Glycergrow- 2 scoops
Creatine Mono- 5g
Ultra-Cordygen- 3 caps
Shift- 1 cap
Super Cissus- 1 cap
Skeletal Balm-(rubbed on lower back)
Intra-Workout
Creatine Mono-5g
Athlytes ATP- 2 caps
Xtend- 4 scoops
Back Rehab Workout
Knee in stretch
Hamstring stretch
Pelvic tlits
Cat and Camel stretch
Press ups
Planks(including side bridges)
Crunches
Oblique crunches
Leg ins
Bridges(Forgot to do this one)
Bird Dog
Superman
Knee to chest
Chest, Shoudlers, Triceps, and Swimming
Bench Press- 5 sets 45x20/ 95x10/ 135x8/ 185x15/ 205x6
Incline DB Press- 3 sets 20'sx8/ 40'sx8/ 60'sx12
Incline DB Flys- 3 sets 30'sx8/ 40'sx8/ 50'sx8
Pec Dec Machine- 3 sets 120x12/ 210x12/ 250x6(max)
Cable CrossOvers- 3 sets 30'sx12/ 60'sx10/ 60'sx8
Upper Cable Crossovers- 3 sets 30'sx10/ 30'sx10/ 30'sx10
Incline Chest Press machine- 4 sets 70x15/ 90x12/ 105x8/ 70x10
Chest Press- 3 sets 120x10/ 135x10/ 150x6
Side Raises- 3 sets 15'sx15/ 25'sx12/ 35'sx10
SS
Overhead machine extension- 3 sets 120x12/ 180x10/ 250x8
Arnold Press- 3 sets 45x15/ 45x15/ 40'sx6
SS
Rope Pushdowns- 3 sets 105x12/ 120x10/ 150x10
Shoulder circuit- 3 sets 10'sx60/ 10'sx30/ 10'sx24
SS
Pressdowns circuit- 3 sets (10/10/10), (10/10/10), (10/10/10)
Shrugs- 3 sets hold 45lbs plates 10/10/10
SS
1 arm Reverse pressdown- 3 sets 60x10/ 50x10/ 50x8
Reverse DB bench press- 3 sets 30'sx12/ 35'sx10/ 40'sx12
Swimming 10 laps
Hot tub 10 min
Post-workout
Gatorade
Creatine Mono- 5g
Xtend- 2 scoops
Athlytes ATP- 1 cap
Super Cissus- 1 cap
Update
WOW, well got to say Rahl was right, half scoop of Mesomorph and 1.5 scoops of N.O Ignite + Creatine Nitrate= the most crazy pre-workout combo!
Just amazing, the energy, drive and pumps were sick, I'm glade I ordered a tub of Meso from nutra. A+
My routine I will be sticking to until my back feels 100%
M- Chest, Tri's, Shoulders, swimming and back therapy routine 2x a day
T- Back, Biceps, Forearms, swimming and back therapy routine 2x a day
W- OFF
T- Boxing and back therapy 2x a day
F- Full body routine 50%, Swimming and back therappy routine 2x a day
S- Back therapy routine
S- OFF
Switching how I do weights for the next month, gonna just do a crazy amounts of sets and just tear the muscle up! I need a change up with weights.
For the back therapy routine I'm only gonna do it 1 time a day 5 times a week, just for this first week, my back needs to get used to it. Started Creatine Mono since I don't have any CN and I'll see how it goes, it's been a few days at 20g a day, def bloated already lol. Weights about 190lbs, which is a shock to me on how I wasn't able to train last week and all I did was eat like a pig, I have to thank Shift!
That's a lot of work! LOL I knew you would love that combo man! I'm going to try the full scoop of meso and 1 scoop of N.O. but I think I'll wait till next week and hope my arm is feeling better by then.
Pre-workout
Mesomorph- half scoop
N.O Ignite- 1.5 scoops
Creatine Nitrate- 4 caps(friend gave me another 4 caps)
Xtend- 2 scoops
Glycergrow- 2 scoops
Creatine Mono- 5g
Ultra-Cordygen- 3 caps
Shift- 1 cap
Super Cissus- 1 cap
Skeletal Balm-(rubbed on lower back)
Intra-Workout
Creatine Mono-5g
Athlytes ATP- 2 caps
Xtend- 4 scoops
Back Rehab Workout
Knee in stretch
Hamstring stretch
Pelvic tlits
Cat and Camel stretch
Press ups
Planks(including side bridges)
Crunches
Oblique crunches
Leg ins
Bridges(Forgot to do this one)
Bird Dog
Superman
Knee to chest
Chest, Shoudlers, Triceps, and Swimming
Bench Press- 5 sets 45x20/ 95x10/ 135x8/ 185x15/ 205x6
Incline DB Press- 3 sets 20'sx8/ 40'sx8/ 60'sx12
Incline DB Flys- 3 sets 30'sx8/ 40'sx8/ 50'sx8
Pec Dec Machine- 3 sets 120x12/ 210x12/ 250x6(max)
Cable CrossOvers- 3 sets 30'sx12/ 60'sx10/ 60'sx8
Upper Cable Crossovers- 3 sets 30'sx10/ 30'sx10/ 30'sx10
Incline Chest Press machine- 4 sets 70x15/ 90x12/ 105x8/ 70x10
Chest Press- 3 sets 120x10/ 135x10/ 150x6
Side Raises- 3 sets 15'sx15/ 25'sx12/ 35'sx10
SS
Overhead machine extension- 3 sets 120x12/ 180x10/ 250x8
Arnold Press- 3 sets 45x15/ 45x15/ 40'sx6
SS
Rope Pushdowns- 3 sets 105x12/ 120x10/ 150x10
Shoulder circuit- 3 sets 10'sx60/ 10'sx30/ 10'sx24
SS
Pressdowns circuit- 3 sets (10/10/10), (10/10/10), (10/10/10)
Shrugs- 3 sets hold 45lbs plates 10/10/10
SS
1 arm Reverse pressdown- 3 sets 60x10/ 50x10/ 50x8
Reverse DB bench press- 3 sets 30'sx12/ 35'sx10/ 40'sx12
Swimming 10 laps
Hot tub 10 min
Post-workout
Gatorade
Creatine Mono- 5g
Xtend- 2 scoops
Athlytes ATP- 1 cap
Super Cissus- 1 cap
Update
WOW, well got to say Rahl was right, half scoop of Mesomorph and 1.5 scoops of N.O Ignite + Creatine Nitrate= the most crazy pre-workout combo!
Just amazing, the energy, drive and pumps were sick, I'm glade I ordered a tub of Meso from nutra. A+
My routine I will be sticking to until my back feels 100%
M- Chest, Tri's, Shoulders, swimming and back therapy routine 2x a day
T- Back, Biceps, Forearms, swimming and back therapy routine 2x a day
W- OFF
T- Boxing and back therapy 2x a day
F- Full body routine 50%, Swimming and back therappy routine 2x a day
S- Back therapy routine
S- OFF
Switching how I do weights for the next month, gonna just do a crazy amounts of sets and just tear the muscle up! I need a change up with weights.
For the back therapy routine I'm only gonna do it 1 time a day 5 times a week, just for this first week, my back needs to get used to it. Started Creatine Mono since I don't have any CN and I'll see how it goes, it's been a few days at 20g a day, def bloated already lol. Weights about 190lbs, which is a shock to me on how I wasn't able to train last week and all I did was eat like a pig, I have to thank Shift!
Nice job bro, as long as I've known you, this is my first time on one of your logs. I like your training methods and my GOD I thought I took some supps. I'm about to get me some more meso to take with my andorhard and androlean. I hear the new watermelon is awesome. Hope that back get's to feeling better.
Hahhaha! So maybe I got lucky and nailed that combo dose on the first time out huh? I might just heed your advice here. LOLPre-workout
Mesomorph- 3/4th scoop
N.O Ignite- 1 scoop
Xtend- 2 scoops
Glycergrow- 2 scoops
Creatine Mono- 5g
Ultra-Cordygen- 3 caps
Shift- 1 cap
Super Cissus- 1 cap
Skeletal Balm-(
Back Rehab Workout
Knee in stretch
Pelvic tlits
Cat and Camel stretch
Hamstring stretch
Press ups
Planks(including side bridges)
Crunches
Oblique crunches
Leg ins
Bridges
Bird Dog
Superman
Knee to chest
Back, Biceps, Forearms, and Swimming
Seated DB Curls- 5 sets 20'sx10, 30'sx6, 40'sx5, 60'sx7, 70'sx2
Wide grip Pull ups- 8 sets Bodyweight 5, 5, 5, 5, 5, 5, 5, 5 reps
Hammer Curls- 8 set DROP SET- 50'sx5, 45'sx5, 40'sx5, 35'sx5, 30'sx5, 25'sx5, 20'sx5, 15'sx5
Close Hammer Grip Pull up on machine +60lbs support- 5 sets 5,5,5,5,5 reps, each set was all very slow reps.
Preacher Curl machine- 5 sets 50x12, 70x8, 80x8, 90x6, 40x15
Cable Pulldowns- 3 sets 80'sx12, 105'sx10, 150x6
SUPER SET
Cable flex curls- 3 sets 45'sx12, 60'sx8, 80'sx5
DB Wrist curl circuit- 5 sets 20'sx 20,20,20,20,20
Swimming 30 laps PR!
Hot tub 10 min
Intra-Workout
Gatorade
Glycergrow- 2 scoops
Athlytes ATP- 2 caps
Xtend- 2 scoops
Post-workout
Gatorade Recovery
Xtend- 4 scoops
Athlytes ATP- 1 cap
Super Cissus- 1 cap
Multi-Vit- 1 cap
Thoughts
Well I'm super PUMPED, my cardio is feeling better and better, I got 30 Laps for swimming, I just started adding swimming in my routine so I'm stoked I'm at 30, next goal is 40 laps!
Well tried 3/4th scoop of Meso, 1 scoop N.O Ignite, holy Meso is freaking strong, took half a scoop less of n.o ignite and only 1/4th scoop more of Meso and wow energy was just crazy, a little too high, I think I'll stick to half scoop of Meso and 1.5 scoops of n.o ignite. I may play with the dosing a bit but I believe yesterday was right on spot....but todays workout and swimming went amazing.....time will tell which dosing I prefer lol
Tomorrow is my off day, thursday I'm gonna do a boxing workout.
Hahhaha! So maybe I got lucky and nailed that combo dose on the first time out huh? I might just heed your advice here. LOL
Awesome job on the swimming. That's a **** load of laps. I would drown.
I think you got the combo right indeed!
Thanks bro, first time I really enjoyed the swimming, I was able to push myself more, a few weeks ago when I tried swimming I was dead at 10 laps and thats not doing a workout before the swim lol
Nice job bro, as long as I've known you, this is my first time on one of your logs. I like your training methods and my GOD I thought I took some supps. I'm about to get me some more meso to take with my andorhard and androlean. I hear the new watermelon is awesome. Hope that back get's to feeling better.
Shoot yeah man that would be a wicked stack. Get that back better and you can go for your pro card!!
JD, you already took a PH! AndroHard is a PH.
I would also say the dangers of PH's are not too big a concern if used responsibly. If you choose to remain "natural" that's fine, but I still wouldn't use all the stuff you're proposing. 28 pills a day, do you know that's "safe?"
I had no side effects from Ostarine, but then again I had no side effects from my PH/DS ****tail of 5 different compounds!
However, Ostarine and SARMS in general have not finished clinical studies, so there's no information on safety. If you're concerned with health/safety of PH's, SARMS are a bigger mystery as to long-term side effects are concerned. Who knows, it may cause cancer long term, it hasn't been studied.
PH's are actually not all bad and evil the way they get portrayed, most people feel awesome when on (SD an exception for lethargy, but great for strength & alpha). If you're careful with liver, lipid, and BP then you shouldn't have issues. It's the abusers that do it wrong. The results are incredible compared to any natural supplement.
I'm not going to push, even though I realize I already kinda did, but I feel if I'm going to invest in something I want a good payback and to know the risks. IMO, your stack will have a pretty small ROI compared to slimming it down some.
Again, just trying to watch out for you, from someone who's been there and done that!
I side with Milas on the Sarms. I've stayed away from them until possible long term sides are more identified.
Then I will take your guys advice
How does everyone think about running RLS Dermacrine instead of the Sarm?