GreenEarth
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After reading your plan for PCT, I decided to get some forma for my own. The reviews and logs I've been reading of it sound pretty incredible, I'm excited to try it.
GreenEarth said:After reading your plan for PCT, I decided to get some forma for my own. The reviews and logs I've been reading of it sound pretty incredible, I'm excited to try it.
Doing great Rick, making me think about pushing on to get even leaner. I have some plans to try to do a little recomp style now but man these pics inspire me to perhaps just get a bit leaner than where I originally intended.
RickRock13 said:Thanks a lot guys for the compliments! My expectations of this cycle have already been surpassed, and I'm truly amazed at the progress I've made to this point.
My next set of pics should be even more impressive as my bodyfat will drop a little more, but the biggest difference will probably come from drying out when I start Forma on Monday. This should really show just how lean I've become![]()
And I like his pace slow and patient.. that is the way you and I like to go as well, I am glad I am down for summer but now a slower pace for me... see how lean I can get adapting a certain lifestyle and make it more maintainable...
I agree, I have been tweaking my approach to the Intermittent Fasting to what I like to do the best and it is working out well for me. Right now though I am trying to reassess my carb tolerance when going from low to very high every other day. This week the pattern got messed up by some 4rth of July festivities but next week I will be able to dry out more while keeping carbs very high on my build days as in 400-600 grams of carbs on a build day and around 75 on burn days.
I've been reading this log since week 2 and it's apparent you are killing it...
I'm looking at running DC training also. What do you think of it? Do you feel like it's enough of a workout or are you left wanting more sometimes? What about on off days, do you do cardio ?
M,W,F - DC training
T,TH - cardio
S- cardio/abs
Thinking about running it like that... You think that would work?
MrKleen73 said:Would be excellent. Do heavy ab work on Saturday too it will do you the most justice.
morry said:Holy focking sh1t Rick!
That is a god like body bro. This has been a great run for you so far. I'm truly impressed every time I get a chance to check in here.
nOBODY got sh1t on Rick. Well done. I'm going to need some pointers on my next run..
MrKleen73 said:Doing great Rick, making me think about pushing on to get even leaner. I have some plans to try to do a little recomp style now but man these pics inspire me to perhaps just get a bit leaner than where I originally intended.
DreamWeaver said:And I like his pace slow and patient.. that is the way you and I like to go as well, I am glad I am down for summer but now a slower pace for me... see how lean I can get adapting a certain lifestyle and make it more maintainable...
DangerDave said:Your progress is amazing brother. My next cycle is a cut and I hope I can make the type of progress you have. Truly inspirational. Can't wait to see the next pics!
MrKleen73 said:I agree, I have been tweaking my approach to the Intermittent Fasting to what I like to do the best and it is working out well for me. Right now though I am trying to reassess my carb tolerance when going from low to very high every other day. This week the pattern got messed up by some 4rth of July festivities but next week I will be able to dry out more while keeping carbs very high on my build days as in 400-600 grams of carbs on a build day and around 75 on burn days.
DreamWeaver said:I am like 90 on burn days and 220 on build, I will go 600 to 800 for carb ups but that is rare ..maybe I will experimant more when this run is done...
LiveToLift said:Looked at the pics on my phone earlier, now looking on my computer I realize the change is that much more evident. Holy fock bro! Looks like I got my answer on my next cycle layout! ;-)
You "leaning out" for the next pics will be sick RR at 5 percent is epic!
Drizzie88 said:I've been reading this log since week 2 and it's apparent you are killing it...
I'm looking at running DC training also. What do you think of it? Do you feel like it's enough of a workout or are you left wanting more sometimes? What about on off days, do you do cardio ?
M,W,F - DC training
T,TH - cardio
S- cardio/abs
Thinking about running it like that... You think that would work?
MrKleen73 said:Would be excellent. Do heavy ab work on Saturday too it will do you the most justice.
masonmarin18 said:Damn Rick, just wanted to stop by and say awesome job, silently following.. keep killing it bro!
Thanks for stopping in man! I appreciate the support and kind words! I hope everything is going well for you as well![]()
masonmarin18 said:Np bro! Just working on dropping that last 2% bodyfat, I swear this **** is slow as fuark lmao. More shredded then I have ever been though, soon to be real shredded. I feel like my bodyfat is dropping so slowly, but every little bit is starting to show more and more. I swear it seems like you get lean so easily, but I know that's not the case, I just need to be more patient! Anyways, thanks, ill be watching!
RickRock13 said:DC workout 1A (Chet, shoulders, Triceps, back Width, back thickness)
Hammer strength chest press (rest, pause)
315x9x5x3 (+35 lbs)
DB shoulder press (rest, pause)
80sx12x5x2 (+5 lbs per DB)
Close grip bench press (rest, pause)
200x9x3x2 (+20 lbs)
Chins (rest, pause)
BW + 60 x7x3x2 (+1 rep)
Tbar rows (straight sets)
225x9 (+10 lbs)
240x5 (+25 lbs)
Valdez said:Question fellow DC'ers... How the FÜCK do you put the weight on yourself for rack chins?
Question fellow DC'ers... How the FÜCK do you put the weight on yourself for rack chins?
Frank Reynolds said:Very easy man. Grab a db. Sit on your feet under the bar, strap one hand in, put the db on your lap with the other, strap the other hand in, then put your feet up on the bench.
Like so.
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Thanks dude... May have been a dumb question but it's easier to ask then to look like a retard and drop a couple of plates on my feet. Btw I LOVE DC!
I'm making a restaurant dept run this week for some chicken let me know if you want in!
MrKleen73 said:I have done the way Frank mentioned, and also using a loaded barbell, it rests right in the nook of your hips, I would bend down put the bar in nook of my hip grab the bar with both hands then put my feet up on a bench in front of me one at a time and the bar would stay there so my whole body and the weight was suspended.
Never seen anyone do this with 2 dumbbells pretty impressive.
Sweet! Yea that YouTube helped out immensely. I'm going to have to switch out pull ups soon here I think. I'm slowly coming to a stale mate on those. Which is infuriating being one of my favorite exercises
MrKleen73 said:How are you coming to a stale mate on them? Explain please.
GreenEarth said:That's a pretty good place to be man. I'd start adding 5lbs each workout - if your rep range falls drastically by just adding 5lbs, then definitely switch the exercise out.
GreenEarth said:No, I was saying to try keeping your current rep range and add 5lbs to your pullups each workout, while trying to keep it in the same rep range. Adding a single rep on heavy pullups can be a big step up, but keeping reps consistent whilst adding weight can be a lot more doable, at least when you're following DC and trying to beat the log book in some way. I was saying that if you add 5lbs and your reps suffer big time (like down to 11-16 reps instead of 20-30), that's probably a good indicator that you really have stalled out on pullups, and it's time to switch them out.
GreenEarth said:Ah...my mistake man, I thought you were doing them weighted already. Still, try adding some weight and seeing how drastically it affects rep range.
GreenEarth said:LOL! Absolutely not man...pretty sure most pros do less BW pullups than that. Point being that it's largely dependent on height/muscle mass/weight. I see a lot of scrawny ass kids doing 20-30 pullups at once, but you better believe I'd rather be a huge mother****er and only be able to do 6-8 at a time. It's hard to accurately gauge BW exercises between individuals.