sorry man, but you made me become a hater, you havent improved, youre like? 6 feet tall and cant do a windmill. on every video are the same dunks. respect and all but step your game up and stop doing the same exercises that dont get you gains Luraj7 1 hour ago 3
wanted to workout tonight (squat etc) but too many cops/helicopters around, some house got robbed.. got some funny footage from it, helicopter put the lights on us and a cop rolled up, funny comment ensues:
i got 8 hours sleep but went to sleep at 7am, it wrecked me, i've been going to sleep around 4-5 am for a few weeks, so 7am was a stretch.. and i wanted to keep sleeping, i had to wakeup though.
8 hours sleep isn't usually enough though for me, i feel my best on 10 hours sleep.
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OK!.
All I'm saying is if you still feel fucked after getting some good nights sleep, it could be related to the high sugar/chocolate intake.
I'm certain it starts to work against some people after a while.
Fruit is good for you but its high in natural sugar. Too much intake & you will get candida. Well candida is pure fatigue, the most horrible condition I have ever dealt with. Couldn't hardly get out of bed. Easy cure, cut way back on intake.
i usually feel good when i eat tons of chocolate.. hersheys chocolates are good quality, it includes tons of dark chocolate squares, dark chocolate is pretty good for you.. chocolate has natural sugar too.
i needed all of these extra kcals to be honest, body was beat down a bit.. foot injury halted me for a few days so, would rather just stuff my face a bit.
if i was my goal weight (<145), i'd be stuffing my face like mad.. i love eating.
i like to eat clean mostly, but, when i dose up on chocolates/fried chicken, i feel really strong lmao.. just puts too much weight on me, or i'd do it more often. :F
It's just that you got the recommended 8 hours of sleep & still felt highly fatigued.
i got 8 hours sleep but went to sleep at 7am, it wrecked me, i've been going to sleep around 4-5 am for a few weeks, so 7am was a stretch.. and i wanted to keep sleeping, i had to wakeup though.
8 hours sleep isn't usually enough though for me, i feel my best on 10 hours sleep.
when i interned at perfect-competition, during that nfl combine period, guys running 4.3's were addicted to junk food.. they were put on meal plans which took all of that stuff out, but they were still the same ole` 4.3 guys on really healthy meal plans etc.
every one of those nfl combine guys ate bad, normally.. for example, in college.. lots of fried foods... all of them were insanely powerful/strong.
i like to eat clean mostly, but, when i dose up on chocolates/fried chicken, i feel really strong lmao.. just puts too much weight on me, or i'd do it more often. :F
3 cadbury egg pictures, in honor of the 3 cadbury eggs i've eaten today.
you'd be surprised how many "elite athletes" eat junk, just look at the majority of the nfl.. most of those insanely athletic db's, WR',s RB's, etc, eat lots of stuff we'd consider junk.. fried foods, sweets, etc.
beyond this bunyon crap on my foot hurting like a bish, i dont think im going to dunk again until im 150.x or lower.. so, once i hit that weight mark i'll allow myself to dunk again.
04/24/2011
bw = 154 soreness = none aches/injuries = left foot bunyon very painful diet = cadburry eggs + pot roast + coconut water + ice cream + brownies, long dog running/sprinting (1.5 hours), 2*coconut water, tons of chocolates, pmghr @ 5 x 10 partial, dog walk, S1: pmghr=5,5,5,3 S1: calve-raises=BW@60,70,70,70 S1: submax-tke-iso: 4min,2min,3min,7min fatigue = very high
sleep = 8 hours but went to bed too late
really high fatigue because of how late i went to sleep.. had to though, 7am, really sucked.. felt so horrible all day.. sprints felt very fast though.