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Introduce Yourself / Re: Whats Up
« on: August 11, 2011, 01:45:33 pm »
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I really don't see anything wrong with that workout. Looks fine to me so I'd
go ahead and roll with it! good luck with it!
Hey I think your rep ranges and rest intervals are just fine. If it's too
much volume you'll know it cuz by the end of the workout you'll be sor tied
you'll hardly be able to lift anything...if in doubt you can always cut back
a bit you have plenty of volume there you might cut it by 1/4 to 1/3 but I
really don't think it's overkill and you can probably handle it. Good luck
with it!!
How can you improve partitioning beyond that? You can do that by making use of a storage tank for excess nutrients known as glycogen. It accounts for 1200-2000 calories of immediate storage in the average man and you simply learn to use it to your advantage. In other words, use cyclical or zig-zag diets. You take a couple of days and briefly deplete your glycogen storage tank and burn some fat (eat lower calories and do cardio, HIT, light weightlifting etc). Then you take several days and slam your muscles with excess nutrients and direct the excess into muscle rather then fat. Then you keep repeating that process over and over. The 2 phases complement each other. The low calories increase sensitivity to he high calories. Most people can get good results with a weekly or bi-weekly cyclical plan. A 7- day cycle might consist of 5 days high calories with calories at 20 pounds per bodyweight followed by 2 days of low calories at 10-12 calories per pound of bodyweight. A 14-day cycle might consist of 10 days high calories and 4 days low.