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Damn overtraining sucks, left calf Hurt so bad.
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It's more than just going to the gym fellas. It's a lifestyle.
It's wanting it bad enough to sacrifice beers on a friday night.
It's wanting it bad enough to choose grilled chicken over your friends pizza.
It's wanting it bad enough to workout even after a 9 hour work shift.
Just a little sunday motivation for my Team Fit Bros.
Set some goals. Create some dreams. Then Go Get It.
I needed to see this. Good looking, bro.It's more than just going to the gym fellas. It's a lifestyle.
It's wanting it bad enough to sacrifice beers on a friday night.
It's wanting it bad enough to choose grilled chicken over your friends pizza.
It's wanting it bad enough to workout even after a 9 hour work shift.
Just a little sunday motivation for my Team Fit Bros.
Set some goals. Create some dreams. Then Go Get It.
It's more than just going to the gym fellas. It's a lifestyle.
It's wanting it bad enough to sacrifice beers on a friday night.
It's wanting it bad enough to choose grilled chicken over your friends pizza.
It's wanting it bad enough to workout even after a 9 hour work shift.
Just a little sunday motivation for my Team Fit Bros.
Set some goals. Create some dreams. Then Go Get It.
The determining factor in cutting is based on your diet, not on your workout/rep range.please explain sir. Just want to know what rep range you should do if you want to cut
I agree on the caloric deficit. I do think that low rep (relatively heavy sets) should be your focus while in a deficit. Higher rep sets are oriented towards hypertrophy which won't occur while you're in a deficit. Focus on maintaining strength with lower rep sets. And don't overdo it in terms of number of sets.The determining factor in cutting is based on your diet, not on your workout/rep range.
I assume the poster is keeping his reps low because he wants to maintain his strength as much as possible (which is supposed to go down on a caloric deficit diet).
Long story short, you can train with low, high, any way you want as long as your on a caloric deficit diet.
It's more than just going to the gym fellas. It's a lifestyle.
It's wanting it bad enough to sacrifice beers on a friday night.
It's wanting it bad enough to choose grilled chicken over your friends pizza.
It's wanting it bad enough to workout even after a 9 hour work shift.
Just a little sunday motivation for my Team Fit Bros.
Set some goals. Create some dreams. Then Go Get It.
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stress supplements?And stress "supplements"
Mark Wahlberg said he put on 40 pounds of muscle in 2 months for Pain and Gain...
Think he means that the key in that equation is "supplements."stress supplements?And stress "supplements"
i'll do some research
Repped.I agree on the caloric deficit. I do think that low rep (relatively heavy sets) should be your focus while in a deficit. Higher rep sets are oriented towards hypertrophy which won't occur while you're in a deficit. Focus on maintaining strength with lower rep sets. And don't overdo it in terms of number of sets.
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Mark Wahlberg and The Rock on dat dere Celltech
ThisPeople in hollywood have the best personal trainers, supplements, personal chefs, regimens etc..money can buy.
Gonna try making a pizza tonight.
Super easy...
There are a number of ways you can do this. I know you're trying to cut, so you could get some WW Pita bread (cut them in half), put a little sauce and reduced-fat mozzarella on it. Simple as that. You can also sautee some veggies to put on top as well.