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04-08-2002, 10:43 AM #1Registered User
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Indirect Pump?
So yesterday I did Legs. Shortly after I slamed a post WO shake with creatine, whey, and HI GI carbs. An hour later I sat down to do taxes
and my upper body got a slight pump to it. What's up with that? metabolism?,creatine, HI GI carbs post WO?
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Yep,
Squats and DLs.
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that would explain the slight upper body pump!
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It's just never happened before. I took a week off and did some snow skiing. This was the first LBWO since then. Perhaps I broke through some barrier?.... I keep waiting for a voice that says "Welcome to the next level!" when I wake up. Like on DOOM (i think).
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