The thing you need to ask yourself is, are my calories going to be sufficient to at least maintain my weight.Cube predator is definitely a power building hypertrophy approach to the bench if that even makes sense. Doing those moderate to heavy 5x3 and backing off to 70% for max reps is a hell of a chest workout
Powerbuilding in a deficit is called inviting an injury for no growth. Can’t build a wall without the bricks coming in, no matter how many workers.
Alternatively, could you modify it sufficiently to cut out the unnecessary crap if you will be running a little lean on intake?
My favorite place here with all you can eat made to order sushi, I usually get 22-28 pieces of nigiri and then at least 3 rolls, all 8 pieces or more each. Usually works out to ~50 pieces or so. And some miso soup.I have the same issue. I love Asian food and there’s a really good sushi place near me that has all you can eat sushi. One day I ate 48 pieces of sushi.
Awesome loading meal! I am always big and strong the next day.
I have strained my pecs TWICE on that program; I have a better handle on how to program now, when to cut things, better technique, but it was definitely a lot of volume.Just checked out that Cube Predator Program, first time I’ve seen it, and I like the look of it for a Bench competition prep. It is a lot and intense, and kind of a Boot Camp mindset to push you.
I thought about doing a bench competition sometime later next year, and I may have to give the Predator a shot. I still bench pretty good for my age, and thought about entering a master division and take one more shot at it before I turn 60.
I could see how that would be a tough one, with your schedule.
It was a fun program, ran it 3 times overall I believe.