Originally Posted by ThaVirus:
That’s what I was worried about!
But I can’t see anything that suggests it will pump me full of estrogen or anything like that.. it seems like a normal protein powder.
I just can’t figure out why it’s geared toward pregnant/lactating women.
I would guess marketing to women is effective. Not a ton of dudes lining up to buy pea protein. Curious on the flavor, I would imagine it tastes like dirt? [Reply]
Haven't really hit the gym lately, but i've been hitting the bball courts like it's my religion.
I'll play about 4-6 games (2-3 hours) of 5v5 full court as early as 7 am on the weekends. Its enough to tap me out in my old age for the rest of the day. [Reply]
Goode exercise. It is more of an accessory to building a strong bench or overhead press. Being as narrow as possible just gives you more triceps activation.
I am currently using the close-grip bench in my program which is basically the same concept.
Running a power lifting program that if I hit my scheduled lifts will put me near a 550lb conventional dead, 400 squat and 350 bench at end of the year. [Reply]
Originally Posted by penguinz:
What program is everyone running right now?
Here is my current:
Mon: HB Squat 3x5
BB Bulgarian Split 3x5 per side
BB Bench Press 3x6 with a pause on chest
BB Incline bench 3x6
Tues: Pendlay Row 3x8
SA DB Row 3x8 per side
*Close Grip BB Bench 3x6
*Seated DB Front Raise 3x8
*DB Lateral Raise 4x8
* EZ curl skull crusher 4x6
Wed: Rest
Thurs: Conventional Deadlift 3x3
Rack Pull 3x5
Tempo Squat with Safety Bar 3x5 3 second eccentric then explode up
Back Extension 3x8
Fri: Rest
Sat: LB Squat 3x3
Single Leg, Leg press 3x6 per side
Spotto Bench PRess 3x5
* Face Pulls 4x10
* Cable Front rope raise 4x10
Sun: Rest
All done with an RPE of 7-8.
* are supersets.
Running this for 12 weeks with a de-load on week 5.
Too lazy to write everything out but I'm doing an upper/lower split work has fucked my schedule up so I'm lifting 2-3 times a week. Was doing 4-5 days previously [Reply]
Originally Posted by Titty Meat:
Too lazy to write everything out but I'm doing an upper/lower split work has ****ed my schedule up so I'm lifting 2-3 times a week. Was doing 4-5 days previously
I have changed my end goals and am in the gym less and getting stronger quicker than before. With moving towards just getting stronger the muscle fatigue is almost zero as well as no more joint pain from the 'locked in' body building movements.
The hardest thing to get used to for me has been the 3-5 minute rests between sets. [Reply]