Jacksinthe
Banned
One of the most widely and longest studied supplements. I don't preload or go crazy. 1g per 40lbs of bodyweight and that's it.Do they have long-term effect test data on creatine yet? I didn't think they did
One of the most widely and longest studied supplements. I don't preload or go crazy. 1g per 40lbs of bodyweight and that's it.Do they have long-term effect test data on creatine yet? I didn't think they did
I've never had an energy drink before, lol. Unless those caffeinated Four Lokos count. :\ That was a fun time.
4loko, the good ol days
man, those were fun
as for the monster
love that stuff
damn good work!Was finally able to use a 45lbs plate on my weighted chinups. Did 3x6 and my current bw is ~200 lbs. Also 110lbs on ohp for 6 reps
He was asking about long term side effects, and there is no study for this.One of the most widely and longest studied supplements. I don't preload or go crazy. 1g per 40lbs of bodyweight and that's it.
Currently doing starting strenght, thinking of switching to 5-3-1 using the same routine.
Good idea/bad idea?
Should I use the maximum weight possible for all 3 sets?
For example, if I currently do 200x5x3 on benchpress, should I do 200x5, then 215x3, then 225x1? Or should I use the first two sets as more of a heavy warm up like 185x5, 205x3 and then 225x1?
Bad sleep, bad eating (no clue how much), and just stress from moving has caused my first fail at the gym. Only got 2 for 170 on ohp today. I just couldn't do it, felt not myself.
These things happen, so no worries. Will just continue on as if I had a normal day. I just can't wait till the move is over and I can get grinding again proper.
Ah gotcha. I don't know anyone with issues from taking it. Looking at all of my meds I take I should be dead already I understand the reservations, though.damn good work!
OHP is such a struggle, but it feels so damn good.
He was asking about long term side effects, and there is no study for this.
http://www.bodybuilding.com/fun/layne22.htm
People talk around the fact to rationalize it, and then cite anecdotal evidence that it has been used longer than recent times without anything major popping up. But the truth of the matter is that there aren't any long term studies, so we don't really know.
There's only been one study that looked at possible renal damage, but even that one was limited in scope.
It's currently banned by the NCAA for this reason.
Speaking of Creatine, I just found some ON creatine in my cupboard. Let's take it! Why the hell not.Ah gotcha. I don't know anyone with issues from taking it. Looking at all of my meds I take I should be dead already I understand the reservations, though.
Form check Wulfric?
Also, paused DB presses can help pulverize plateaus. Consider tossing then in as an accessory
lol thank god I'm doing my exercises at home, my shorts just ripped up while squating.
Dude, first fail? I fail on OHP nearly every time at least once on my last set.
lol thank god I'm doing my exercises at home, my shorts just ripped up while squating.
Guess I'm not sure what that entails. I've always done a 5x# program with accessories.I'd have thought it was probably time to find an intermediate program at that stage.
Reading up. Thanks(Beyond) 5/3/1 is very popular here. It's what I'll be switching to next for sure.
(Beyond) 5/3/1 is very popular here. It's what I'll be switching to next for sure.
Reading up. Thanks
Edit: OK. Switching to 531.
Also, thank god for apps. I imagine running this in a spread sheet would be a little annoying.
I'm trying out "Wendler Log"There are a few 5/3/1 apps. Which one is the most recommended?
I should really know this, but after switching from 5x5 to 5x3 due to failure and wanting to continue increasing weight, do I deload once I start failing 5x3 and return to 5x5?
5x5>failure>5x3>failure>?
the only thing with 5/3/1 that puts me off is it seems a lot of messing around taking plates off/putting them on, does this not get annoying?
the only thing with 5/3/1 that puts me off is it seems a lot of messing around taking plates off/putting them on, does this not get annoying?
the only thing with 5/3/1 that puts me off is it seems a lot of messing around taking plates off/putting them on, does this not get annoying?
Someone please make a robot plate loader/remover.
Yaassssss. Also please make a robot that cleans up all of the f*cking plates neanderthals leave scattered around the gym *grumble grumble*
Arm pump
Pretty sexy pump too. FE is so dreamy.Damn nice pump
Is this the generally recommended 531 training?
https://www.t-nation.com/workouts/531-how-to-build-pure-strength
People doing joker sets on beyond 5/3/1...do you always do them? I notice my recovery taking a hit for lower body. I'm thinking of maybe alternating joker sets for deadlifts one cycle and squats the next cycle.
Yes. A common modification is to do the heaviest set first.
Only problem I see with that 531 training is that it suggests dips as an accessory.
Dips give me pain in my collarbone and I'm not willing to push any more of those to avoid injury, any good alternative?
Arm pump
Are you a professional wrestler?Arm pump
This caloric intake thing is harder than I thought.
6'2" 167lbs and I have to consume over 3000 a day?
Ffs...
I will say this though, ever since I've started working out again which has been about a month, my appetite has shot up like crazy. There were times before I started this where I could go a whole day on 2 decent meals. Now I'm hungry every other hour and finish my food much faster lol. I kind of like it tbh, I feel better and Stray away from nutritionally unsatisfying meals more often.
Fats help. Twice as many calories per gram.I'm having a hard time at 2500 a day. So much damn food. Ughhh.