First day off my diet (day after comp.) and I think I'm about to hit the 5,000 calories mark with dinner.
Man, it feels good to get fat.
Man, it feels good to get fat.



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ihateschoolmt said:Ah, the day after competition. My friend (who is much older) competed last year and gained 30 pounds of water 2 days after his show.
GSXR750 said:How'd you do in the comp?
30lbs in two days?[/QUOTE]
I've seen it done, that's not too abnormal. Especially for people who are already larger.
Oh it does feel good. I'm sitting here with a Hard Lime Mike's and counting them up. My wife just made Key Lime Pie too... and I might get some ice cream tooWATTS said:YA, i bet it felt great to get all that food in you! how long were you on your cutting diet for before competition?
They don't blow it all the next day. The weight gained is mostly water weight from taking in carbs and sodium again. That's just normal. And besides, it's not healthy to stay at that low a BF for exteded periods of time.XcelKrush said:I dont understand why people spend so much effort and time getting extremely cut for a comp, then blow it the next day.
But then again, Im not hungry.
I'm taking this week off from gym training, then I'll get back in there. I'm getting back into competitive swimming, so I'll have my aquatic training in the afternoon and my weights in the morning. They aren't conducive to each other, so I'm going to have to find a happy-medium between bodybuilding/swimming. Pretty much, I'm going to have to eat a lot to fight the catabolic efforts of swimming three hours a day at a heavy effortKentDog said:You've earned it. 202 to 158 is huge. I'd definately go on an all-out eating spree for the next week or so if I were in your position. Do you plan on bulking again now?