The 3 months of injectable test should have natural levels at zero.
I would go a few days past the 2 week mark just to be safe, but would not mess with any other substances.
I have used regular ash of and on for years and the effect was some what noticeable, just switched to a product with ksm-66 and really feel a difference now!
I think it benefits people with lots of stress and anxiety the most
You cant do a ton of sprint/agility/skill work AND a bunch of weight training in the same week and progress for long in anything.
Sprint/agility work is going to stress the same systems as heavy/explosive weight training. Your best to schedule your training to emphisis your strength work with...
Generally if your asking this question you do not have much training experiance, and if thats the case you should be following a training program that has a good track record. Combine that with a good diet and you will be fine following the prescribed training training freaquency
I think your really lacking warmup sets, like you said your doing this first movement for strength so base your warmups more on what strength athletes would use which is a lot more sets!
For example if your first working set is squating 405 doing some reps with 205 then 315 are not enough to...
Like you said its an individual thing
I'm curious what you goal of the training session was and the reps for each set were for your traditional ramp up and what you did this last time.
If I were you I would give the smaller jumps a run for a couple of months and then try your old way and see...
wendlers 531... 1 strength focused lift per session then volume work while hitting everything twice a week
So your still getting heavy weight, volume work, and twice a week frequency like phat but with a work load more conducive to calorie restriction. Unless you have spent years a great work...
I agree with the few that say stick with flat bench for the 531 work then incline for your main assistance movement
The assistance work is where the bulk of your hypertrophy is going to come from
When I was in college I had a couple weeks between jobs every year at the end of summer and would just eat sleep and hit the gym and what I found worked best was hitting the same muscle groups on a given day
The early session would be heavy compound work and the later sessions would be higher...
I think phat is great program.... But going from a Bro split to hitting everything twice a week with a ton of volume while on a calorie deficit is a terrible idea
Also disagree with avoiding striving for strength gains while on a cut. if your coming from more stereotypical bodybuilding work...
Try to get ahold of your colleges program... if its a small college at least try and find what movements they test.
Sadly sometimes the program that would help you perform the best doesn't match what the team is doing in the gym and you show up looking weak and unprepared because you haven't...
Yes don't rush back into training! This is asking to get injured before you get to productive off season work!
I would stick to the same 2xweek lifting scheme for 2-3 weeks with a couple mobility sessions a week to give your body time to recover from the season and then slowly ramp up the training
First you need to figure out which muscles you need to bring up and then figure out how to target them... people throwing out what exercises work for them can and likely does have no implications for you
For example DB rows hit my lats more then any other back movement due to my personal...
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