To repeat what everybody is saying: don't worry about it. Gains will slow down or get harder at some point, bug they will certainly slow down quicker if you waste your time worrying about it.
Stop overanalyzing and get in the gym.
Off topic, but that speaks to the importance of having a focus. Runners aren't going to get bigger b/c they aren't focused on lifting, just as few BB'ers will be competitive runners.
That being said, any runner who is truly seeking to perform their best NEEDS to take the weights seriously (as...
Sorry to hear that.
My point is that those in the grasps of an ED are not in a position to make healthy choices and need a professional to help them to realize the power they have to change.
When the horse doesn't want to drink, a professional is needed to guide them to water and to start the...
Agreed, but you are too harsh when you dismiss all docs as a joke.
Like you, i had to recover on my own, but I am humble and realistic enough to know that I could not have done it without PROFESSIONAL help. Even w/o "personal knowledge" competent professionals are a Godsend.
In the depths of...
No,
Just compete as an elite level half-marathoner and coach my athletes, after overcoming an eating disorder that nearly killed me.
But since I don't "bulk and cut" (a poor way to manipulate body comp compared to recomping btw.) feel fee to ignore me, I must not have any clue what I am talking...
That, and the more practical point that there is no reason to remove the minerals and trace electrolytes that are taken out by distillation (never really thought of it as "dead" water)
Yeah, that's right!
No better way to get to/engage in an eating disorder that to measure EVERYTHING and to COUNT EVERY CALORIE!
Seriously-tread lightly here: obsession with the small stuff is not a mental road to travel down lightly.
In that case, I wouldn't worry about muscle wasting--but I still would not plan on trying to gain until afterwards. Best to focus on one goal at a time.
BCAA's are a good idea regardless
Depends on your running history.
If you have run before, training for a half marathon should not subject you to stresses that are totally out of your comfort zone.
If you have not, then ramping up for a half will probably hit you harder.
BCAA's are a good idea, but won't stop muscle loss.
And I...
As a distance runner and coach-I can attest tot he value of strength training in improving running economy. I've had great success (personally and with my athletes) with a 4day upper/lower split in the off-season and a 3-day total body split (spreading the big three lifts across the days)...
There we go. . .I was just hitting the 'pause button' on looking for a medical genesis of the OP's training problems when all he was looking for were the training recommendations you offer (and I agree with).
"I have come back to this forum in hopes that someone can help me build a good, easy routine for me to start to build on while avoiding injuries. I know I have a lot of reading to do but if someone could help me out it would be greatly appreciated."
While he may have hormonal issues, why are...
Why are people so quick to look for the easy answer and to search for what is 'wrong' with the OP. . .and by extension how he can fix it by taking 'something'.
Maybe the answer is in what he asked for. . .a TRAINING routine.
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