What's up, my fellow ironmongers. First of all, this is my 1st year of competing. 2 weeks ago I did my second and final competition of the year. But summer is around the corner and I want to hold on to the majority of my conditioning. Between the 2 contests, I dieted/trained balls out for about 20 weeks. I've been recommended to 'take it easy for a few weeks' before going hard again. The question is, what is 'easy' for us? What type of diet/training should I be doing prior to bulk season (september)?
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I'm no expert on that so wait for Built or Funk to respond or something, but since you just competed at a contest you are presumably at very low (sub 5%) bodyfat levels. That's fine for a day or two for competition, but it is unhealthy to sustain that for any period of time. You will need to eat above maintenance and put on a couple of pounds of fat until you are back around the 7% area which while still lean is far more healthy.
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No gym for home, work out floor with 30, but is it for 20 like 30 lb when you no lift it to be for men, for 30 lbs instead? or half is 10 for 20 pounds?
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