[quote]n3wb wrote:
coloradosteve wrote:
yep, I just started the AD myself lastweek, and I didn’t have enough energy to workout last week. My energy is returning though, and I should be good this week.
I remember when I first started lifting this time about two years ago, I was eating very low carb because I wanetd to lose weight. Basicaly in 10 weeks of hard lifting I took my bench from 105 to 120-125… I actualy sort of doing the AD now that I think of it.
I dont think Il do this diet based on todays workout. If my workout is bad then my day is bad. The main reason I train is for strength.
Thanks for the advice tho its definatley a way to lose weight especialy for some one like me who loves fried food.
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yeah, I though you were trying to lose weight, with the 2500 cal crap. Have you been making all your gains on just 2500 cal? That has to some sort of record, lol.
As far as the AD goes, I believe it takes a certain amount of tweeking, like instead of carb ups on weekends, I think I will try wed and sat for carb up days. Even though I am losing weight, maybe too much, I still want to get my deadlift to 500 lbs, and I am at 425 now. That I need to get my bench back up to 325 and hopefully higher.
I’ve been doing a lot of lactate training with my chest, and need to refocus on mass and strength in that area. My old ass should look into steroids too, but I’m just too lazy (I’m 34). I need every advantage I can get to defeat Phil Heath as mega super champ of colorado bodybuilding;). To bad he weights 210, and I weigh 187 on a good day.
Anyway, keep playing with the diet, track your calories, and weigh your food, blah blah, and you’ll keep making strength gains. Keep playing with the carbs, but keep everything else constant.