i'm gonna sound dumb i think..I have good news and good news, I have major DOMS in my chest and my back, I love it when that happens.
what are doms?
i'm gonna sound dumb i think..I have good news and good news, I have major DOMS in my chest and my back, I love it when that happens.
Delayed Onset Muscle Soreness, it's just a fancy way to say, "I'm sore."i'm gonna sound dumb i think..
what are doms?
thank you....Delayed Onset Muscle Soreness, it's just a fancy way to say, "I'm sore."
I prefer SX over Leviathan, but my opinion is biased based on the fact that the Yohimbine in LR gives me all day migrains, so I never make it past the first 3 days before I quite.How would you compare this to Leviathan Reloaded.
I'm considering just going ahead and getting SX with the DCP and LE.
Probably because 95% of an Asian diet are simple carbs.Asians are so wily...they scare the crap out of me, though. I don't know why. They have so much energy.
How the hell do they stay so skinny?:rant:Probably because 95% of an Asian diet are simple carbs.
their ninja'sHow the hell do they stay so skinny?:rant:
The brain does use glucose as fuel :thinking: That said, I may be one of the few Asians who completely sucks at Math, but I can the hell out of some video games.How the hell do they stay so skinny?:rant:
That's the Japanese, we're the Shaolin Monks.their ninja's
so much more badass....That's the Japanese, we're the Shaolin Monks.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PJVWAvaMopE
But personally, I'm more of a Jesus guy then Buddha.
They're both... :28: Greedy bastards! :soapbox:so much more badass....
i thought the japanese were samarui?
screw it i'm just going with slick and saying hawaiians surf a little...
hmmThey're both... :28: Greedy bastards! :soapbox:
hahaha, it was funnier after I read the post.Go to the last few seconds of that video where the dude runs up the wall and slides back down, and then spazzes out and does palm-strikes in the air. THAT'S what I'm talking about! Those are the people that scare me. They have way too much energy.
Copy and paste to your notepad on user cp bro...thats what i do with some info i get on here...LOL...:18:thank you....
i'm gonna try to remember that lol...
Thanks Hman, and thanks for sticking aroundGood review bud! We already expected this from you though!
Sweet DealSweet review bud! Ill definitely look into this for my summer cut.
...You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to VolcomX311 again.
:cockblockedsad: AM's a hater sometimes. Thanks Shaddow!
Good luck with it Natty! See you at your own log.great stuff.
i can't wait to try it next month.
I hope you do, this was quite the unique experience, and I'll see you in every other log I'm subscribed to.Nice log, Volc! I'll have to give this stuff a go sometime for sure.
Thank you very much Strategic :cheers:Great log as usual, Volcom! Was a privilege to follow! :thumbsup:
Thanks BeBig. The extensiveness of the detail is usually a reflection of my enthusiasm toward a product. My logs tend to be wordy in general, but this one was a bigger mouthful then usual :type:. I appreciated you following along, you were always encouraging, cheers :beerchug::drunk:Killer log bro by far the most informative I've seen...on a supplement like this...:bow28:
I'm not the biggest fan of DC, but I may have some helpful suggestions to maximize your DC experience, by merging a second principle from HIT. I found a modified DC program was more effect then a legalistic DC or legalistic HIT.
DC of course is about loading the muscle to all hell with heavy @$$ weight, to force through strength barriers and also to consistently adapt by circulating certain exercises once you've plateaued in strength on that particular exercise. Also, stretching the muscle fascia is one of DC's root principles.
HIT as originally proposed by Mike Mentzer was derived from a principle rooted in Psychology, based on Dr. Hans Selye's GAS principle. General Adaption Syndrome, which says, only when a certain stress threshold is exceeded, does one adapt by self strengthening, in order to cope with the stress. Dr. Selye of course was speaking about a psychological/emotional strengthening, and Mike Mentzer brought that application of GAS to bodybuilding. He's not the first or last to derive psychological principles and applied to to human physiology.
Mentzer hypothesized that "muscle failure" was the only sure fire way to deem that threshold exceeded.
Here's the logic. Muscle adapts for defensive purposes. If you bench press heavy, the pectorals grow in size and strength in order to protect your thoracic cavity, (heart & lungs) from the dangers of the stress of that weight. You can run with that principle and apply it.
Muscle Failure:
Muscle has three type of strengths, concentric, isometric and eccentric. We all know this. Concentric movements are the positive portion of the lift, a curl, or what physiologists call, muscle shortening. The isometric, is hold a weight in an unmoving position and the eccentric, the negative portion or muscle lengthening.
In bodybuilding, we only push the concentric portion of the lift to failure. Ironically, concentric contractions require the least amount of applied force by the muscle of the three strengths. Eccentric requires the most force, then isometric. Failure of the concentric element of your muscle does not correlate to failure of isometric strength and/or eccentric. If you curled a 40lbs Db for 12 reps until you cannot rep anymore, you can still hold that last rep at a 90 degree angle for up to 10 or more seconds, furthermore, as the isometric contraction starts to fail, you can resist the negative portion for up to 10 seconds. The absence of a free-fall drop of the weight implicates the presence of eccentric strength.
Now, to mesh DC and HIT principles.
The strength aspect:
Strength as a concept have physiological changes that occur which are exclusive to strength, but not directly correlated with hypertrophy.
1. With the increasing load, your motor units adapt by exciting more innervating muscle fibers in synchronicity.
2. With heavy, heavy loads, your motor units will coordinate to fire in synchronicity.
Those two adaptions are the first adaptions to take place before new muscle is ever added.
DC/HIT
Perform your DC reps, rest-pause your way up to your 15 reps with the extremely heavy weight. At the end of that 15 reps, hold that weight in an isometric contraction until isometric failure. The weight will slowly and unwillingly begin to drop, which will signify isometric failure, as the weight is dropping down, resist that drop as long as you can until you've reached eccentric failure.
This way, you push the concentric muscle strength to failure with DC, then you push the isometric and eccentric strengths with the HIT principles.
Lastly, Mentzer also theorized that when you reach this "muscle failure" hormones will signify to your brain that growth is necessary to facilitate this dangerous level of stress, as COMPLETE muscle failure had been reached.
No problem cheers right back...:boobies:Thanks BeBig. The extensiveness of the detail is usually a reflection of my enthusiasm toward a product. My logs tend to be wordy in general, but this one was a bigger mouthful then usual :type:. I appreciated you following along, you were always encouraging, cheers :beerchug::drunk:
lol, thanks Neck, it's been awhile since someone has delved into the ancient AM archives and doug this up :cheers:Wicked read & nice job!!