[quote]Oleena wrote:
Do you think it was the alternative carb sources that resulted in more energy from the gluten-free trial, not specifically the lack of gluten?
Going to school, I’m finding that it’s night and day in terms of energy depending on whether I’m eating starchy veggies and fruits or pasta and bread.[/quote]
Dunno…
a big pasta meal does slow me down, and it seems that brown rice doesnt so much.
I read some logs that had mentioned Pendelays, and thought ‘bullshit’
I do B/O rows anyways as part of my training, why does some asshole want his name assigned to a standard exercies.
but then I read the article about them in this website, and started to do them instead of B/O rows…and.
Damn.
I was not prepared for the result. With the increase in weight, the pause at the bottom, explosive concentric pulls and no eccentric draw…It is an amazing feeling while you are doing them, alot like an olympic movement, and days and weeks later.
I am convinced that my lats are bigger in the three weeks that I have been incororating them into my program.
So…I’m a Pendelay convert, and suggest ya’all give’em a shot~
Gym was packed with a bunch of youngsters hanging out by the power racks, so instead of doing my usual overhead presses, I ended up on the hammer machine for a seated overhead press.
then dumbell presses, reverse flys, 110lb DB shrugs.
nothing to write home about, but I try to treat my shoulders with some respect, an injury to a shoulder would ruin my goals of looking beastly sexy by summer.