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    Giving OPT a try for the New Year

    So, I will take this program for a test run. I am not going to post the specifics here, just a general synopsis. If I get a scanner I will scan my program cards to this tread. Here is my outline...

    Dynamic warmup-20 mins
    Active Stretch-15 mins
    Core lift 3 sets of 6, 3 sets of triples
    Assistance work with balance challenging variable in all 3 planes of motion 12 sets, all rep ranges
    Core work-Lower Back, Abs, obliques, and hips 15 sets, high reps
    Dynamic Movement on the 1st and last day of the training week.
    Training week is Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday.


    Balance variables-Unbalanced load, on fitball, on medicine ball, on dyna disk, 1-legged, half flat bench, on balance board, and anything else i can up with

    Fitness assessment variables-225 max repititions for bench, 4 rep max squat, 4 rep max deadlift, 4 rep max shoulder press, Aerobic Capacity, 40 yard dash, BF%, body circumferences, anything else that comes to mind.

    My diet has yet to be designed, but it will not be ultra low carbs, the routine I have designed will be difficult enough. I designed this program so that diet could stay the same and stilll attain great results. I imagine I will just hit 200g of protein, 60g of good fats and let the slow burning carbs do the rest. Before and after pics will be taken. I am currently in the process of fattening up really well for this so my pre-pics will be attrocious.
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    Oh crap, I finally have some time to log my stuff. I started this last week and, as of today, have dropped 7 lbs with no alteration in diet. Diet starts today. Well, my measurements from last week are in, and they are not good. Everything is unflexed and taken at the midpoint.

    Chest 43"
    Bicep 14" 14"
    Forearm 12" 12"
    Abdomen 36" Ouch
    waist 34.5" Ouch again
    Quads 22.5" 22.75"
    Calves 16" 16"

    Skinfolds
    Chest 7mm
    Abdomen 31mm
    Thigh 7mm
    Weight 222 lbs

    Alot of work ahead of me, but the initial results are promising. I will not put my initial weights in because I am having a break in period for the first 3 weeks since I have not touched a weight in a month other than to hand them to a client.
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    2 weeks in:


    Chest 43.5"
    Biceps 14" 14"
    Abdomen 36"
    Waist 34"
    Thighs 23.5" 23.75"
    Calves 15.75" 15.75"

    Weight 209 lbs

    Must have made an error on the 1st weeks quad measurement, bt everything else I know I did correctly. I was a little less tight on the tape this week too. By week 4 I should have a fairly accurate vision of my progress. I must say, as well, that I am alot more spatially aware of myself when playing sports. I was playing basketball today and my coordination, balance, and agility have improved greatly, besides the fact that I suck at basketball. I also seem to be able to juggle a soccer ball alot better than I ever have.
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    19lbs

    You dropped 19lbs in two weeks, DAMN

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    13, but alot of it was water and undigested food from the holidays just waiting to be shytted out. Right now is where the real weight, ie. fat, comes off.
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    Chest 42"
    Bicep 14" 14"
    Forearm 12" 12"
    Abdomen 34"
    waist 34"
    Quads 24" 24"
    Calves 16" 16"

    Skinfolds
    Chest 6mm
    Abdomen 28mm
    Thigh 6mm
    Weight ??? Will find out tomorrow at the gym. I expect that I am around 205 or so, though. My goal date is March 12 and my goal is 190 lbs, with no strength loss and a BF% around 8%. 15 lbs in 6 weeks is gonna be cuttin it pretty close. I could easily lose it quickly, but I want to be smarter this time than in previous attempts. Coincidentally, this is the first time that I have cut up on a non-keto diet in about 2 years. For last spring I got to 195 on a keto diet, but I put all of the weight back on within the first couple of days of boozing. 6 weeks to fun in the sun.
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    Arms 14" 14"
    Chest 42.5"
    Ab 33"
    Waist 33"
    Thighs 23.5" 23.5"
    Calves 16" 16"

    Skinfolds
    Chest 6mm
    Abdomen 26mm
    Thigh 6mm


    206 lbs
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