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Strength Trainning and protein?

rochabp

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i just finished bulking (about 15 lbs:smirk:) and im currently gonna focus on strength because i have to prepare for football season. and honestly need some advise on post workout, cardio, nutrition, and supplements. do i really need protein for post workout, since there is no real muscle breakdown? can i do cardio to slim down some of the fat gained from my bulk and increase overall performance? what other supp besides creatine glutamine and protein can i take as an extra edge. and how many calories should i be eating to slim down while maintain my bulk muscle and still build strength?

any help greatly appreciated
 
If your going on a "cut" your going to lose weight... if you do a recomp, which from what I read, takes forever you will lose fat slowly and maintain strength and mass hopefully.... IMO if you are going into football season screw how you look and eat the whole f***ing house.....
More food==>more weight==>more strength

anyway to recomp you basically do HIIT and time your carbs properly and keep protein high (someone correct me if I am wrong)
 
If your going on a "cut" your going to lose weight... if you do a recomp, which from what I read, takes forever you will lose fat slowly and maintain strength and mass hopefully.... IMO if you are going into football season screw how you look and eat the whole f***ing house.....
More food==>more weight==>more strength

anyway to recomp you basically do HIIT and time your carbs properly and keep protein high (someone correct me if I am wrong)

but im a Full back but this year i want to play halfback so i need to increase strength while decreasing weight
 
How much body fat are you at know and what do you want to get to/ weight goals and how much have your maxes increased over this bulk?
 
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problem solved this guy knows what he is doing 270 at 6'0

HIIT and Barbell complexes for cardio never long drawn out runs and this article should explain the rest
 
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