Alex_uk: 40 years in the making

That’s true, but not sure if the genetic factor plays in all that much when you managed such a substantial drop very quickly with a very significant dietary change. If anything surely someone susceptible to genetically high cholesterol would be harder to lower via diet than someone who’s diet has caused it.

Either way I think your results are very interesting and commendable - particularly following the conventional science of cutting sat fat.

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Oh for sure: I am more saying I am more prone to run high in the first place, hence why a high sat fat intake had me so high to start. And appreciate the sentiments much dude!

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@Voxel - thought I’d answer here rather than clog up Koestrizer’s journal I eat usually 4-5 meals a day occasionally up to 6, but I prefer to eat bigger meals and less often, not really a snacker.

In related news weight is still moving upwards, now 209.

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Wow you is gettin massasive!!

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Yup gained a whole 3lb since the start of this log (July!) Seem to finally be picking up speed though, shw before I know it!

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Mate gaining weight is easy, gaining muscle is the hard bit.

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Try being female, I swear we’re basically sentient fat storage machines

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True, although I’m struggling with both at the moment (mainly haven’t been disciplined enough eating over past few months coming together better now).

I’d like to think that maybe 1 or 2 of those lbs is muscle!

Haha, embrace it - mass moves mass!

Or if you can’t embrace change gender!

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Week 2 day 2 - weight 210.25! (Pr at this level of leaness - 217 is highest ever weight, be interested to see what I look like when I get there this time).

Conditioning, can’t really call it this at this point - casual moving: 10 mins rowing 2027m. Beep test for job tomorrow no problems but took it very easy here, might push a bit harder next time.

1 hour break personal stuff cropped up and interrupted.

Gs1
kB swing: 24kg - 3 X 7 sets
Deads: 60, 100, 110, 127.5, 145, 145, 145kg X 5
Cable crunch: 60kg X 10 X 7 sets
Eze curl: 20kg X 20 X 5

Bench: 60, 75, 85kg X 5
Bench: 95kg 5 X 5
S/s BB row: 60kg X 20 X 5 sets

2 mins rest every (apart from switching exercises) Sweating!

I’ll give it to you @zeptrey that wasn’t as bad as the first week. Got it done quick today.

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Deadlifts make me need a shit too.

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Next week is a grind and it gets worse from there.

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Haha it’s the fear man!

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Oh, great, thanks!

Surely week 5 is ok?!

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theoretically yes…

If I had the time/energy, I’d insert a lengthy paragraph of notes from (insert name of decision science class)

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Go on your know you want to!

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I’m hopeful, but preparing for a big no.

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Do less conditioning mate and embrace the belly

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Haha no conditioning is a mandatory for me (plus it’s 10 mins 3 times a week, I’m really not entirely sure it counts as anything other than a brief sweat) the belly will come in time I’m sure, just hit up a huge plate of pasta tuna, tomato sauce and tuna, couple more hours I’ll do the same again with a protein shake, added peanut butter to my pre-training shake, and will probably throw that in on a semi regular basis - not sure what the end goal is for bulking, when tying shoe laces gets hard that’s probably a sign…

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What job is that? Police?