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Uncle Z invited me to start a log on here and I obliged... I figure it will be a good way to keep me accountable towards my goals and motivated.
My past is riddled with health issues, mainly GI issues, which have caused many setbacks, but every time something knocks me down, I come right back...
As far as myself, I have previously competed as a bantamweight and may do so next show as well. I have GI issues and every time I get my weight up and it has hindered me in weight gain. This year I have been taking things slower and taking supplements to ensure my GI system stays healthy.
My goals for this growth season (offseason) is to add 15lbs of muscle (lofty goal) and then after growing, diet down and compete at the top of the bantamweight class and if things go well and I remain healthy, possibly do a national level show.
I am currently following my own program that combines some aspects of Mountain Dog Training, Scott Stevenson's Fortitude Training and DC. In the past I have worked with Scott Stevenson and we still communicate and I keep him informed of my progress, but I will be hiring him to work me through my prep.We just started this new program and previously did Fortitude Training for about 6 months. I am lucky enough to have a very supporting fiance who is my training partner and my only training partner that actually pushes me and make me bust my ass. She hasn't competed but I think it might be on the horizon for her
Although I will not detail every aspect of each day of them program, I will provide some highlights and a general idea of what I am doing.
I have a very fast metabolism and need to eat a great deal of food to add weight. I am currently eating between 4,600 - 5,000 calories per day. My meals are mainly protein and fat up until my pre workout meal. At that point I add in carbs. I have carbs (with protein and amino acids) intra workout and have several protein and carbs meals after training. I add some fats into my later meals and I also eat in the middle of the night (I actually wake up due to hunger without an alarm).
I prefer to keep things simple and have no need to use crazy dosages of anything. I am working with Uncle Z through this growth season and will be evolving what I use based on my goals. I should note that I have a pituitary issues that requires me to be on HRT. I am prescribed Test E, HCG and Arimidex.
I'll be running some Test E and Mast E when my order arrives...
Thank you for following along
Last night we did legs with hamstring emphasis:
Lying Leg Curls - 4 sets of 8, on the last set we did 8, then dropprd the weight and did max reps and then did partials until we couldn't move our legs
Squats - 3 sets of 20, taking the negative nice and slow
Leg Press - 3 sets of 10. On the last set we did a drop set with 3 drops
DB Lunges - 4 sets of 10 with each leg
DB SLDL - 3 sets of 8
Leg Extensions - 1 set of 20, then 8 partials, added weight max partials, added weight, max partials, added weight, max partials
Hamstring isotension ? 3 sets of 30 second isotension
My past is riddled with health issues, mainly GI issues, which have caused many setbacks, but every time something knocks me down, I come right back...
As far as myself, I have previously competed as a bantamweight and may do so next show as well. I have GI issues and every time I get my weight up and it has hindered me in weight gain. This year I have been taking things slower and taking supplements to ensure my GI system stays healthy.
My goals for this growth season (offseason) is to add 15lbs of muscle (lofty goal) and then after growing, diet down and compete at the top of the bantamweight class and if things go well and I remain healthy, possibly do a national level show.
I am currently following my own program that combines some aspects of Mountain Dog Training, Scott Stevenson's Fortitude Training and DC. In the past I have worked with Scott Stevenson and we still communicate and I keep him informed of my progress, but I will be hiring him to work me through my prep.We just started this new program and previously did Fortitude Training for about 6 months. I am lucky enough to have a very supporting fiance who is my training partner and my only training partner that actually pushes me and make me bust my ass. She hasn't competed but I think it might be on the horizon for her
Although I will not detail every aspect of each day of them program, I will provide some highlights and a general idea of what I am doing.
I have a very fast metabolism and need to eat a great deal of food to add weight. I am currently eating between 4,600 - 5,000 calories per day. My meals are mainly protein and fat up until my pre workout meal. At that point I add in carbs. I have carbs (with protein and amino acids) intra workout and have several protein and carbs meals after training. I add some fats into my later meals and I also eat in the middle of the night (I actually wake up due to hunger without an alarm).
I prefer to keep things simple and have no need to use crazy dosages of anything. I am working with Uncle Z through this growth season and will be evolving what I use based on my goals. I should note that I have a pituitary issues that requires me to be on HRT. I am prescribed Test E, HCG and Arimidex.
I'll be running some Test E and Mast E when my order arrives...
Thank you for following along
Last night we did legs with hamstring emphasis:
Lying Leg Curls - 4 sets of 8, on the last set we did 8, then dropprd the weight and did max reps and then did partials until we couldn't move our legs
Squats - 3 sets of 20, taking the negative nice and slow
Leg Press - 3 sets of 10. On the last set we did a drop set with 3 drops
DB Lunges - 4 sets of 10 with each leg
DB SLDL - 3 sets of 8
Leg Extensions - 1 set of 20, then 8 partials, added weight max partials, added weight, max partials, added weight, max partials
Hamstring isotension ? 3 sets of 30 second isotension

