4 day split
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Chest/tris.
Legs and abs
Back and Shoulders
bis. abs - small amount of cardio
with 5 days of training a week and 2 rest days
diet is 3750 in cals - 6 meals a day. I'll try to get more of my info up as soon as I can got a lot of stuff going on but I should be starting the MRM MP by the end of this week.
alright while I got some time I forgot some info that should be in the original post.
I am currently taking ON 100% after workout and MRM Meta Meal as a mrp during day if needed. At night I take ZMA and Glucosamine/Chondroitin.
Metabolic Pump is my only creatine supplement at the moment. I just got done with a container of Swole V2 and have previously used V12 and regular monohydrate.
Today is my 4th day on the product - I like the taste and it seems to mix very well. I have been very happy with MRM products in the past and this one seems like it has a lot of potential.
Sat.
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Squats 8x225 6x245 6x265 5x275
calf machine 10x115 10x130 8x145 8x155
seated leg curls 10x115 8x130 6x145
leg extensions 8x130 6x145 6x150
half mile jog
abs abs abs
As for the product I am still taking it twice a day one mid day with a meal and the other after workout. I seem to feel the best pump when I do bis and tris but a noticable difference with legs as well. However, I have really yet to feel a strength kick in on this product yet - my lifts are pretty much the same but I do feel a little faster recovery (creatine) as I am use to with a good creatine product.
I feel alot more effect of the product now - however I am about 3/4 through this tub. The thing that interest me the most is I don't feel massive pumps in the gym but after the pump is huge.
I've been without internet for almost a week and half now - that is the reason my journal has not been updated.
I finished the tub I had a couple of days ago and I have some final thoughts:
Basically the after workout pumps for me were great and long lasting - however I felt no increase in strength or stamina in the gym. In comparison to other products I think Swole and V12 gave me better in gym pumps as well as strength results than MPump. I think I fall in the creatine non-responder realm and this product uses creatine monohydrate.
Taste and consistancy of the product were great, I believe that MRM makes a great product and I think for people who are thinking about adding an no2 product along with their creatine - this product might do the trick for you.
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