ScottyDoc
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Somebody had free time on their hands to edit that. LOL
Agreed, but when I found it I was like "This is PERFECT" LoL
Somebody had free time on their hands to edit that. LOL
In...Damn, i have to start spending more time on here! Can't wait see what your results are like DW, as everything has been going amazing and i'm sure this run will help you get amazing results!
Sounds great DW! I'm looking foraward to the coming days and weeks and seeing what kind of changes it brings!
Looking GREAT!
Man everyone has such amazing training regimes. Nutrition, endocrine I studied so much in the past year... I guess it's time to get more workout theory in.... haha.
Ha, ha.... Subbed for this. Holy **** you sure made a huge change in the 5 weeks I have been away!
Slayed another one! All increases made lots of reps and hammered the fug out of it!
Lat pull-down 185 X 12 165 X 8 145 X 9
Bench 205 X 12 drop 185 X 9 drop 165 X 10 damn shoulder was tender though
L-lateral raise 50 X 12 40 X 12 30 X 12
Close grip bench 175 X 12 155 X 10 135 X 10 up 15 lbs from last week
Obar curls 135 X 12 120 X 10 105 X 10 these were easier than they have been for quite a while, my arms are massive...
Front squats 230 X 12 210 X 9 190 X 9
Stiff legged dead 225 X 12 205 X 10 185 X 9
18 bar of death!
I threw in a couple sets of pullups I could do 7 pretty good ones, not bad it will get better though....
This is one MEAN workout haha. Keep killing it dude.
Thanks, yah it's been getting really freaking nuts lately, the intensity is through the roof and aggression is so high... still have Tuesday and Thursday to finish this one out with a bang. I was so sore today I could hardly move.
Kill it man! Fight to the finish!
I like HSTYou know I will, I will get some reprieve when I start HST next weekend and start a low weight....
Not a lot to report so far after one day, there is a nice stim to the EPI-V not strong but very smooth...I do feel like I am drying a bit..I am starting to feel better man I was damn sore!! Got a decent nights sleep and worked out some stiffness with my morning walk.
I like HST![]()
You know I will, I will get some reprieve when I start HST next weekend and start a low weight....
Not a lot to report so far after one day, there is a nice stim to the EPI-V not strong but very smooth...I do feel like I am drying a bit..I am starting to feel better man I was damn sore!! Got a decent nights sleep and worked out some stiffness with my morning walk.
It was anything but mild or smooth for me Doug, you are lucky. It messed me up pretty good, had to stop a week in, was miserable. I am surely in the minority on it though, never heard any other complaints about Epi-V.
It was anything but mild or smooth for me Doug, you are lucky. It messed me up pretty good, had to stop a week in, was miserable. I am surely in the minority on it though, never heard any other complaints about Epi-V.
Please remember to tell people that it was conflicting with your other medication/s and not 100% due to the EPI-V alone!
Good stuff Doug, I bet a cheat day blew you up like nobodies business. Now with the Epi-V drying everything out you should look damn good at all times...
Dw do they have orange roughy or mahi mahi up in your neck of the woods? If so they may be a better source of fish to eat.
Jeff, Out of curiousity, why would those fish be better than tilapia?
Aww, I can see that however as long as the protein is protein and I have a multivitamin, farm raised tilapia is fine by me. It is cheaper and to me and tilapia tastes WAY better then Orange Roughy which is just too fishy for my taste. Now I love me some Mahi Mahi but the price limits the purchase there.
Please remember to tell people that it was conflicting with your other medication/s and not 100% due to the EPI-V alone!
On that aspect (taste) I agree, same goes for the farm raised vs. wild caught Salmon here, 1st. Farm raised tastes better, 2nd. Farm raised is half the price 3rd. like you said... "Protein is protein, multivitamin covers the rest" So valid point my scholarly friend... Things that make you go Hmmm!
I love wild caught fish, heck I have a freezer full of it, man that offshore trip was fun! That said, it is too expensive for the volume I eat to get wild caught even on the TX coast. I buy farm raised sadly but like Chris said, I have a good multi and take 10 grams of fish oil a day so I am good to go. DW, get back so we can chat about you getting uber shredded for this contest!
Jeff, Out of curiousity, why would those fish be better than tilapia?
This is just a quick reference. To me i like the taste to Orange Roughy over Tilapia. If it is cooked right. Orange Roughy is a deep sea fish approx 5000 feet deep is where they are found. Where Tilapia like mentioned is a fresh water fish. Too each there own. My personal first choice is Mahi Mahi because of taste then Orange Roughy then Tilapia. Expensive yes but tasty mmmm yummy.
Overview Orange roughy and tilapia are both white fish, although very important differences exist. While orange roughy is a salt-water fish, tilapia is found in fresh water. The vast majority of tilapia is farmed -- most of the tilapia sold in the US comes from China or Central America; orange roughy is primarily fished in deep waters. Both offer a range of nutritional value.
Calories A 3 oz. portion of orange roughy contains fewer calories than the same size serving of tilapia. Orange roughy contains 105 calories versus the 128 calories in a portion of tilapia. This is relatively low, making either fish a good option for your eating plan when you are trying to Invalid Link Removed. The Invalid Link Removed Channel recommends developing your meals to include 300 to 600 calories, depending on your gender and daily calorie requirements, so be sure to serve either a portion of orange roughy or tilapia with a vegetable and grain to consume enough calories.
Fats Orange roughy contains fewer fats than tilapia -- 0.9 g compared to 2.7 g -- although both are low in saturated Invalid Link Removed, the "bad" type of fat. Orange roughy has 0.03 g of saturated fat per serving, while tilapia has 0.9 g. Your body uses fat to keep your skin healthy, manufacture hormones and protect your organs, although eating too much fat increases your risk of obesity and related medical conditions.
Both fish contain good fats in the form of omega-3 fatty acids, although tilapia, as the fattier fish, is the clear winner. A serving of tilapia contains 240 mg of omega-3 fatty acids, compared to 23 mg in a serving of orange roughy. The American Heart Association recommends consuming two servings of fish each week -- they suggest ingesting fish with more fat to get the maximum amount of omega-3 -- to reap its heart healthy benefits. This essential fat lower your risk of developing irregular heartbeats, and it may also help control your blood pressure.
Protein Orange roughy and tilapia serve as a rich source of protein, although tilapia provides slightly more; tilapia has 26.2 g per serving and orange roughy has 22.6 g per serving. The protein in these varieties of fish is considered complete, meaning that they contain all nine essential amino acids. Research in the May 2010 issue of the "American Journal of Gastroenterology" indicates that eating too much protein from animal sources, such as both tilapia and orange roughy, may increase your risk of developing irritable bowel syndrome if you are a woman, so be sure to limit your consumption of these fish and other meat proteins when appropriate.
Vitamins and Minerals Including orange roughy and tilapia in your diet boosts your selenium intake -- a 100 g serving of tilapia provides 98.9 percent of the daily recommended intake, and 100 g serving orange roughy delivers 160.5 percent. The selenium in your diet is critical to the production of antioxidants, compounds that protect your organs and tissues from free radical damage. Both fish also serve up a significant helping of vitamin B-12. Tilapia contains 79 percent and orange roughy has 16.6 percent of the daily recommended value. This vitamin promotes the health of your red blood cells and nerve cells, and you need it to manufacture DNA. Your body has the capability to store vitamin B-12, so building up your stores is important
So other than the taste preference, from what I read here Tilapia wins on benefits for a body builder. It is higher in protein which explains half of the increase in cals and then healthy fats which explains the other half. For me added with price when it comes to these two I would definitely opt for the tilapia. Just as long is it was not imported from Vietnam. They have some really nasty fish farming practices.
All this talk of fish I need to call my son and have him pull out about 8 tilapia filets.
Oh yeah guess who is leaner today than yesterday, and the day before and the one before that. Yep Me!!! I am hoping it is not all just in my head but I seem to be seeing marked improvements pretty rapidly right now. I know I am leaner and I am still over 200 lbs which is awesome!
Oh absolutely, I have done the CKD diets, the Anabolic diet, The Ultimate Diet 2.0 which is a completely different spin on carb cycling. I used the CHA diet, and the Game Over diet which are by the scivation guys, it is what I used during my prep that year. I got so lean it was honestly insane.
On top of that Lean Gains is already a carb cycling approach for me cycling from low carb on burn days and higher carb on build days. I honestly think adjusting the carbs for whatever you are doing on that day is the best way to go for rapid recomp and cutting without losing muscle mass.
Trout and walleye are great fish. I could eat that all the time. But tilapia is what I eat more of than any other fish because of it being cheap to buy in bulk
All this talk of fish I need to call my son and have him pull out about 8 tilapia filets.
Oh yeah guess who is leaner today than yesterday, and the day before and the one before that. Yep Me!!! I am hoping it is not all just in my head but I seem to be seeing marked improvements pretty rapidly right now. I know I am leaner and I am still over 200 lbs which is awesome!
Oh absolutely, I have done the CKD diets, the Anabolic diet, The Ultimate Diet 2.0 which is a completely different spin on carb cycling. I used the CHA diet, and the Game Over diet which are by the scivation guys, it is what I used during my prep that year. I got so lean it was honestly insane.
On top of that Lean Gains is already a carb cycling approach for me cycling from low carb on burn days and higher carb on build days. I honestly think adjusting the carbs for whatever you are doing on that day is the best way to go for rapid recomp and cutting without losing muscle mass.
I saw that Martin is doing reverse carb loading kind of like skiploading then flushing with lower carbs and water.Our prefered method Doug Woo Hoo!!!
Also Martin stays around 5 -5.5% year round with lean gains so I can't imagine you not being able to get down around 4% with it if it is your goal. Honestly once in that condition as long as you are full and not spilled over you wont even need to change your approach no water games or anything just carb up flush excess naturally show up qualify for pro card. Done Deal...