VolcomX311
Legend
Viking's Tower of Tyr
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isnt that from that one video game... damn cant remember the name of it for the life of me.. pretty fun though.
Keep your chin up man, if you need some more time off it won't be the worst thing!I've got absolutely nothing good to say.
**** this, **** it all. I'm so mutha****in' fed up with feeling this way that i'm wanting to ****ing end it. Two days off from the gym, got in there today, and had NOTHING. I feel like I've been living on drugs for weeks and weeks and got no business in the gym. I'll be back in a couple days. I won't be logging for a wwhile. This is ****ing with my head too much.
Id maybe back off the Mdrol too for at least a second... I know that stuff can be hard on your body after a while AND would think the same could be said if your already in a weakened state.
I would lower the Epi dose as well and keep it at maintenance type dose for now to prevent muscle wasting but nothing more.
Honestly your best bet isnt to try and fight through this, take it easy, hit a low intensity workout if you absolutely have to BUT by no means go in there trying to crush things and use less supps, no need to waste em now with half work and possibly waste them altogether with an upchuck.
I would kick over to Advil (ibuprofen) ONLY and only do so when absolutely necessary as the darvocet obviously has its own drawbacks and regardless of it being a pain reliever it actually slows the healing process and further stresses your liver and the rest of your body as a result. Same is even true for the Advil as many NSAIDs can reduce muscle synthesis and slow recovery overall... use that in gm intensity youve built up to just fight the pain..... its a tough battle though for sure.
Im certain if you do these things youll be back up to par in no time.... BUT it may not hurt to see the doc and make sure you dont have something else as well, could be a side from the darvocet (remember it upsets stomachs!!!) and/or a withdrawl symptom or could be a flu or something else altogether. best to check it out and be sure if you can.
whatever route you choose remember less is more right now and its only a matter of very little time before youll be back at it full force, dont get over zealous and be your own hindrance at getting back to it ASAP.
Yeah, I believe therein lies the problem. It isn't a minor surgery even though you can walk and talk afterwards and probably be back at work within a couple days. I mean, they're essentially doing surgery on YOUR FACE and you have huge craters left where your teeth once were that are VERY susceptible to bleeding. This alone can easily cause blood pressure issues, headaches, nausea... Then add in the intensity with which you work out, and the anabolics that you are taking... I'd actually bet the dry socket was a direct cause of continuing to workout. This is why I was telling you to reschedule the procedure. I'm not here to say 'I told you so' or anything like that, so I appologize if it sounds like that, but at this point I think the best thing you can do is just rest. Let your mouth heal. Then continue your workouts. But rest is the most important thing right now for you to completely heal and move on. Otherwise you're just gonna keep prolonging the problems. Best wishes, my viking friend. You are indeed a warrior; there is no question about it. But even warriors must rest.Thomas----I hate this for you brother every bit as much as you do. Believe it. I am frustrated for you. I am mad for you. I am going to fukk up the weights this morning for you also!! :hammer: I am not as well-versed as Volcom nor our esteemed Poopypants. But I will say that when you decided to return to intense training, you still had major oral surgery you were rebounding from. You had a measurable amount of infection down in those sockets as well. Training in such a state usually compounds those type of problems. Not every ailment nor malady can be properly "trained through" in every situation. I would have done the EXACT same thing as you did however. We Norsemen do everything the hard way. LOL It's in our Teutonic genetic code or something. You ARE going to have to take 1 step backwards in order to take 2 steps forward again. I wish I could articulate this better, but I'm just an old warrior, not a scholar, a statesman, nor an orator. Take it easy for a few while low-dosing the Epi. Give yourself a week to truly recover. Kick back up the Epi and M-Drol and have at it again. But most importantly.......control your mind!! You already found out how frustrating it is to not be able to control your body. That's natural, that happens to us all. It is how we respond to it that shows if we are champions or not. Get control of your mind. Do not let it dictate to you.
He told Russianstar that he was going to put a up a new thread last Saturday. I haven't seen it yet. Whut up viking?! :think:Dang, what service!Lookit Mullet go..
Very nice, like the layout immensely. Now we just gotta figure out what happened to Thomas..
Dang, what service!Lookit Mullet go..
Very nice, like the layout immensely. Now we just gotta figure out what happened to Thomas..
The fasted training still has me curious. I have NEVER trained without eating at least 2 hours prior. But since I started training in the A.M. for the last 2 years, it would be a great opportunity to try it. It's just hard for me to conceive working out so hard without some nutrition in me.It has worked for me! My only additions are 4 caps PFULL and 2 caps ReCreate prior to fasted training.
The fasted training still has me curious. I have NEVER trained without eating at least 2 hours prior. But since I started training in the A.M. for the last 2 years, it would be a great opportunity to try it. It's just hard for me to conceive working out so hard without some nutrition in me.
I've already considered how much harder my stims and BA would hit me training fasted like this. The whole concept has me substantially intrigued. I know I would still have nutrition in me stored from the night before. I just worded it incorrectly. I meant recent nutrition. It's still hard for me to fathom working out so hard without it. But I'm willing to experiment of course. I'm seeing more people trying it and liking it.With the right supps in place, you really don't miss the food at all. And there's something about taking that upper on a completely empty stomach like that, the synergy going on, I actually have more energy in this fashion.
Viking:
I have made a protocol I think may be beneficial for you, so I thought I would post it publicly!
Wake Up:
1 Anabolic Pump
2 Stoked
2 Activate Extreme
Sesamin Oil
CLA
Fish Oil
Stimulant of your choice
5g Creatine
During Workout:
Water w/ 4 scoops of extend.
10g extra Leucine.
Immediately Post-Workout:
1000mg P-Slin
2 Scoops Whey
120g WMS.
Now, the important thing, is that you must have the Bulk P-Slin, the WMS, and the Whey all in a shake immediately after you workout. This entails bringing a shaker and simply downing it before you change!
Now, the point of this protocol is essentially as follows: To begin training fasted [as to utilize AP's lipolytic/anti-lipogenic effects, combined with a PPAR-agonist (Sesamin)], and then 'supersaturate' the muscle belly following this process. The way I have arranged things, we are attempting to beneficially manipulate your body's own very natural processes.
The rest of the day should be carried out similar to the way you have it arranged now!
Mullet;
What amount of total carbs/day do you suggest? Apart from the WMS @ 120 grams/day.
Also, would a combination of maltodextrin/WMS suffice? I've got 5 lbs of WMS and 2-3 lbs of NOW's Carbo Gain. 80-90g WMS + 30-40 grams maltodextrin?
That is fine. In terms of total carbohydrate load, I would simply spread carbohydrates out as you would normally. The risk for adipose gain on this particular layout is very, very low by nature. Mass gains are not inherently quick on it either, but it is amazing for noticeable recomposition.
That is fine. In terms of total carbohydrate load, I would simply spread carbohydrates out as you would normally. The risk for adipose gain on this particular layout is very, very low by nature. Mass gains are not inherently quick on it either, but it is amazing for noticeable recomposition.
The fasted training still has me curious. I have NEVER trained without eating at least 2 hours prior. But since I started training in the A.M. for the last 2 years, it would be a great opportunity to try it. It's just hard for me to conceive working out so hard without some nutrition in me.
That is fine. In terms of total carbohydrate load, I would simply spread carbohydrates out as you would normally. The risk for adipose gain on this particular layout is very, very low by nature. Mass gains are not inherently quick on it either, but it is amazing for noticeable recomposition.
Good to see you around Thomas!
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Actually, after I mentioned the fasting training, I remembered that I always do my cardio in this fashion. Before eating. I wake up, take my supps, and a half an hour to 45 minutes later, I do my cardio. I train like this 3 times per week. And yes, the energy is great. It's the strength aspect of fasted training that has me worried a bit. I know my energy levels will be fine with the fasted training. I would just hate to see my strength drop off at all.Its the only way to do cardio for me, and it just gets me motivated and energized for the whole day. You need to give it a go bro!!!
Actually, after I mentioned the fasting training, I remembered that I always do my cardio in this fashion. Before eating. I wake up, take my supps, and a half an hour to 45 minutes later, I do my cardio. I train like this 3 times per week. And yes, the energy is great. It's the strength aspect of fasted training that has me worried a bit. I know my energy levels will be fine with the fasted training. I would just hate to see my strength drop off at all.
hope your doin better man. recovery is worth its time in gold