Old Navy's Quest to be Bigger, Badder & Better

Friday, December 21, 2012

Body Weight: 160 Pounds

I spent the week trying to say NO THANK YOU! to all the offerings of candy and cookies that members brought to the Y for the staff. I wasn’t very successful saying No and managed to consume my share of the treats. I did manage to do three strong Crazy Eights workouts on Monday, Wednesday and Friday.

I will become a “Resolutioner” after January 1st when I will begin working towards my goal of shedding my 10 off-season added pounds in order to get back into contest shape by my 70th birthday on April 28th.

Merry Christmas, Friends.

Supplements:

I use the award winning AAEFX Flex Wheeler Signature Series

Kre-Alkalyn EFX PRO Pre-Workout Energy and Muscle Activator
Nytric EFX PRO Vascularity and Muscle-Pump Intensifier
CELL RUSH Post Workout Muscle Cell Re-fueling System
LBA PRO Liquid Amino Acid and Protein Complex
LG5 PRO Liquid Glutamine and Cell Volumizer
K-OTIC Hardcore Psychoactive Performance Igniter
NF-PRO 100% Pro-Grade Whey Protein

Old Navy

When it comes to holiday fat pills, resistance is futile.

[quote]cavalier wrote:
When it comes to holiday fat pills, resistance is futile.[/quote]

Indeed!

Friday, December 28, 2012

Body Weight: 162 Pounds

It seems the older I get the less my immune system keeps me well. This week I have been suffering from a sinus infection and a case of bronchitis. I went to my doctor yesterday for a chest and sinus xray and two shots in the butt, one of which hurt like hell. I’m also on an antibiotic and cough medicine. The good news is I have stopped coughing and I’m on the fast track to recovery. I’m on vacation this week, but did come in today to train a client and will train a couple more on Saturday morning. I don’t like to not be there for my personal training clients.

Getting ready to make my ‘famous’ black-eyed peas for New Years. Happy New Year, Friends.

Supplements:

I use the award winning AAEFX Flex Wheeler Signature Series

Kre-Alkalyn EFX PRO Pre-Workout Energy and Muscle Activator
Nytric EFX PRO Vascularity and Muscle-Pump Intensifier
CELL RUSH Post Workout Muscle Cell Re-fueling System
LBA PRO Liquid Amino Acid and Protein Complex
LG5 PRO Liquid Glutamine and Cell Volumizer
K-OTIC Hardcore Psychoactive Performance Igniter
NF-PRO 100% Pro-Grade Whey Protein

Old Navy

Monday, January 7, 2013

Body Weight: 160.0 Pounds.

I’m training in a non-contest prep, normal off-season maintenance mode so my training weight loads are fairly constant week-to-week.

Dirty Dozen’s-Chest and Triceps.

Incline Bench Dumb Bell Press
3 x 12 x 40 pound dumb bells

Flat Bench Dumb Bell Press
3 x 12 x 45 pound dumb bells

Flat Bench Dumb Bell Flies
3 x 12 x 30 pound dumb bells

Machine Bench Press
3 x 12 x 175 pounds

Machine Cable Flies
3 x 12 x 30 pounds

V-Bar Triceps Press Down
3 x 12 x 50 pounds

Flat Bar Triceps Press Down
3 x 12 x 55 pounds

Rope Triceps Pull Down
3 x 12 x 40 pounds

Crunches
2 x 100 slow and hard

Supplements:

I use the award winning AAEFX Flex Wheeler Signature Series

Kre-Alkalyn EFX PRO Pre-Workout Energy and Muscle Activator
Nytric EFX PRO Vascularity and Muscle-Pump Intensifier
CELL RUSH Post Workout Muscle Cell Re-fueling System
LBA PRO Liquid Amino Acid and Protein Complex
LG5 PRO Liquid Glutamine and Cell Volumizer
K-OTIC Hardcore Psychoactive Performance Igniter
NF-PRO 100% Pro-Grade Whey Protein

Old Navy

Wednesday, January 9, 2013

Body Weight: 158.0 Pounds

Legs, Calves and Abs, Dirty Dozen’s

After a couple of warm up sets on lower weights, we did two sets of 12-reps of several legs and three sets of 24 reps of calves exercises.

Machine Leg Press
2 x 12 x 350 pounds

Hack Squats
2 x 12 x 135 pounds

Machine Leg Curls
2 x 12 x 130 pounds

Machine Leg Extensions
2 x 12 x 130 pounds

Machine Adductors
2 x 12 x 90 pounds

Machine Abductors
2 x 12 x 90 pounds

Seated Machine Calf Raises
3 x 24 x 115 pounds

Standing Calf Raises
3 x 24 x body weight

Crunches
100 slow and hard

Supplements:

I use the award winning AAEFX Flex Wheeler Signature Series

Kre-Alkalyn EFX PRO Pre-Workout Energy and Muscle Activator
Nytric EFX PRO Vascularity and Muscle-Pump Intensifier
CELL RUSH Post Workout Muscle Cell Re-fueling System
LBA PRO Liquid Amino Acid and Protein Complex
LG5 PRO Liquid Glutamine and Cell Volumizer
K-OTIC Hardcore Psychoactive Performance Igniter
NF-PRO 100% Pro-Grade Whey Protein

Old Navy

Friday, January 11, 2013

Body Weight: 159.0 Pounds

Today I introduced Escalation Density Training (EDT) to my personal training clients. I will be doing the same workouts with my training partner.

Escalation Density Training-A Six-Week Workout Plan

EDT involves a workout where you measure how much work is done, and then consistently and gradually increase the amount of work. When you do this, your muscles will grow, your metabolism will increase and you’ll have a leaner, more muscular body. There’s a paradox at work here. Escalation Density Training (EDT) with HITT Cardio
Because good fatigue management strategies allow you to do a lot more work, you’ll end up sore. In other words EDT provides plenty of pain.

Procedure

  • Each workout consists of three 15-minute time frames separated by a short (5 minute) rest period. In each time frame, you perform two exercises, for a total of 6 exercises per workout.

  • In each time frame, the two exercises are performed in alternating fashion, back and forth, until the time frame has elapsed.

  • After warming up the first 2 exercises, select a load that approximates a 10-12 RM for each exercise. Ideally, the weight used for each exercise should be equally difficult.

  • Sets, reps, and rest intervals: Generally, most athletes find it more effective to do higher repetition (but not maximal effort) sets and shorter rests at the beginning, and then gradually progress to less reps per set and longer rests as fatigue accumulates. For example, begin by performing sets of 8 with very short (15-20 second) rests. As you begin to fatigue, increase your rest intervals as you drop down to sets of 6, then 4, and as the 15-minute time limit approaches, crank out a few singles in an effort of accomplish as many repetitions as possible in 15 minutes.

NOTE: Do not perform early sets to failure, or even near failure. Do 70% or so of what is possible (e.g., 8 reps with a 12-RM weight) at the beginning of the time frame. As the time limit approaches, work at or near failure as you attempt to break your rep record.

  • Progression: Each time you repeat the workout; your objective is to simply perform more total repetitions in the same time frame. Apply the 20/5 rule: as soon as you can increase the total number of reps by 20% or more, start the next workout withy 5% more weight and start over.

That’s essentially EDT. No pre-ordained numbers of sets, reps, or rest periods. It’s entirely up to you. Your job is to complete the 15-minute work period, and then improve on it the next time. Oh, and be ready to feel some pain.

You will train four days per week using a three way split and rotate in order.

Example:

Day #1 workout A

Day #2 workout B

Day #3 workout C

Day #4 workout A

The following week start where you left off with workout B and repeat the cycle:

Day #1 workout B

Day #2 workout C

Day #3 workout A

Day # 4 workout B

Workout A: Chest & Back

First 15-minute time limit

A1- Incline bench dumb bell press

A2- Medium grip pull down
(5-minute rest)

Second 15-minute time limit

B1- Flat bench dumb bell press

B2- Seated cable rows
(5-minute rest)

Third 15-minute time limit

C1- Machine Chest Press

C2- Bent over dumb bell rows
(5-minute rest)

Workout B: Legs

First 15-minutes time limit

A1- Machine leg press

A2- Prone or seated leg curl
(5-minutes rest)

Second 15-minutes time limit

B1- Leg extensions

B2- Dumb bell lunges
(5-minutes rest)

Third 15-minutes time limit

C1-Seated calve raises

C2- Standing calve raises
(5-minutes rest)

Workout C: Arms and Delts

First 15-minutes time limit

A1- Standing or seated dumb bell curls

A2- Standing or seated dumb bell shoulder extensions
(5-minutes rest)

Second 15-minute time limit

B1- Preacher curls (or bar bell curls)

B2- Triceps press downs
(5-minutes rest)

Third 15-minutes time limit

C1- Standing or seated dumb bell lateral raises

C2- Bent over dumb bell lateral raise
(5-minutes rest)

Do cardio five days per week.

On Monday, Wednesday and Friday, do moderate cardio after EDT (if possible) for 30 minutes.
On Tuesday and Thursday, Do a HITT session on a stationary bike, stair master, inclined treadmill or jump rope.

After every EDT session do 100 slow and hard crunches

Supplements:

I use the award winning AAEFX Flex Wheeler Signature Series

Kre-Alkalyn EFX PRO Pre-Workout Energy and Muscle Activator
Nytric EFX PRO Vascularity and Muscle-Pump Intensifier
CELL RUSH Post Workout Muscle Cell Re-fueling System
LBA PRO Liquid Amino Acid and Protein Complex
LG5 PRO Liquid Glutamine and Cell Volumizer
K-OTIC Hardcore Psychoactive Performance Igniter
NF-PRO 100% Pro-Grade Whey Protein

Old Navy

Friday, January 18, 2013

Body Weight: 158.0 Pounds

This week I introduced Escalation Density Training (EDT) to my personal training clients. I did the same workouts with my training partner.

Escalation Density Training-A Six-Week Workout Plan

EDT involves a workout where you measure how much work is done, and then consistently and gradually increase the amount of work. When you do this, your muscles will grow, your metabolism will increase and you’ll have a leaner, more muscular body. There’s a paradox at work here. Escalation Density Training (EDT) with HITT Cardio
Because good fatigue management strategies allow you to do a lot more work, you’ll end up sore. In other words EDT provides plenty of pain.

Procedure

  • Each workout consists of three 15-minute time frames separated by a short (5 minute) rest period. In each time frame, you perform two exercises, for a total of 6 exercises per workout.

  • In each time frame, the two exercises are performed in alternating fashion, back and forth, until the time frame has elapsed.

  • After warming up the first 2 exercises, select a load that approximates a 10-12 RM for each exercise. Ideally, the weight used for each exercise should be equally difficult.

  • Sets, reps, and rest intervals: Generally, most athletes find it more effective to do higher repetition (but not maximal effort) sets and shorter rests at the beginning, and then gradually progress to less reps per set and longer rests as fatigue accumulates. For example, begin by performing sets of 8 with very short (15-20 second) rests. As you begin to fatigue, increase your rest intervals as you drop down to sets of 6, then 4, and as the 15-minute time limit approaches, crank out a few singles in an effort of accomplish as many repetitions as possible in 15 minutes.

NOTE: Do not perform early sets to failure, or even near failure. Do 70% or so of what is possible (e.g., 8 reps with a 12-RM weight) at the beginning of the time frame. As the time limit approaches, work at or near failure as you attempt to break your rep record.

  • Progression: Each time you repeat the workout; your objective is to simply perform more total repetitions in the same time frame. Apply the 20/5 rule: as soon as you can increase the total number of reps by 20% or more, start the next workout withy 5% more weight and start over.

That’s essentially EDT. No pre-ordained numbers of sets, reps, or rest periods. It’s entirely up to you. Your job is to complete the 15-minute work period, and then improve on it the next time. Oh, and be ready to feel some pain.

After every EDT session do 100 slow and hard crunches

We only did three 12-minute sessions in the hour instead of 15-minutes because we needed to decide what weights we were going to use and set up the equipment. We managed to complete between 10 and 17 eight-rep sets per 12-minute session. All-in-all, it was a good week and my clients and I enjoyed the work.

Supplements:

I use the award winning AAEFX Flex Wheeler Signature Series

Kre-Alkalyn EFX PRO Pre-Workout Energy and Muscle Activator
Nytric EFX PRO Vascularity and Muscle-Pump Intensifier
CELL RUSH Post Workout Muscle Cell Re-fueling System
LBA PRO Liquid Amino Acid and Protein Complex
LG5 PRO Liquid Glutamine and Cell Volumizer
K-OTIC Hardcore Psychoactive Performance Igniter
NF-PRO 100% Pro-Grade Whey Protein

Old Navy

Wednesday, January 23, 2013

Body Weight: 158.4 Pounds

Escalation Density Training-A Six-Week Workout Plan

EDT involves a workout where you measure how much work is done, and then consistently and gradually increase the amount of work. When you do this, your muscles will grow, your metabolism will increase and you’ll have a leaner, more muscular body. There’s a paradox at work here. Escalation Density Training (EDT) with HITT Cardio
Because good fatigue management strategies allow you to do a lot more work, you’ll end up sore. In other words EDT provides plenty of pain.

Procedure

. Each workout consists of three 15-minute time frames separated by a short (5 minute) rest period. In each time frame, you perform two exercises, for a total of 6 exercises per workout.

. In each time frame, the two exercises are performed in alternating fashion, back and forth, until the time frame has elapsed.

. After warming up the first 2 exercises, select a load that approximates a 10-12 RM for each exercise. Ideally, the weight used for each exercise should be equally difficult.

. Sets, reps, and rest intervals: Generally, most athletes find it more effective to do higher repetition (but not maximal effort) sets and shorter rests at the beginning, and then gradually progress to less reps per set and longer rests as fatigue accumulates. For example, begin by performing sets of 8 with very short (15-20 second) rests. As you begin to fatigue, increase your rest intervals as you drop down to sets of 6, then 4, and as the 15-minute time limit approaches, crank out a few singles in an effort of accomplish as many repetitions as possible in 15 minutes.

NOTE: Do not perform early sets to failure, or even near failure. Do 70% or so of what is possible (e.g., 8 reps with a 12-RM weight) at the beginning of the time frame. As the time limit approaches, work at or near failure as you attempt to break your rep record.

. Progression: Each time you repeat the workout; your objective is to simply perform more total repetitions in the same time frame. Apply the 20/5 rule: as soon as you can increase the total number of reps by 20% or more, start the next workout withy 5% more weight and start over.

That’s essentially EDT. No pre-ordained numbers of sets, reps, or rest periods. It’s entirely up to you. Your job is to complete the 15-minute work period, and then improve on it the next time. Oh, and be ready to feel some pain.

After every EDT session do 100 slow and hard crunches

The Y was closed on Monday in honor of Martin Luther King so I trained my clients yesterday and today. On Tuesday we did Chest and Back. We kept the weight the same as last week for back, but we upped the chest weight by five pounds. We 12 sets of 8 reps for each of the three 12-minute sessions. Tough but fun. Today we did legs and calves and added five pounds to both body parts and completed the same number of reps and sets as we did last week.

Supplements:

I use the award winning AAEFX Flex Wheeler Signature Series

Kre-Alkalyn EFX PRO Pre-Workout Energy and Muscle Activator
Nytric EFX PRO Vascularity and Muscle-Pump Intensifier
CELL RUSH Post Workout Muscle Cell Re-fueling System
LBA PRO Liquid Amino Acid and Protein Complex
LG5 PRO Liquid Glutamine and Cell Volumizer
K-OTIC Hardcore Psychoactive Performance Igniter
NF-PRO 100% Pro-Grade Whey Protein

Old Navy

Wednesday, February 13, 2013

Body Weight: 161.0 Pounds

Escalation Density Training-A Six-Week Workout Plan

We are in our fourth week of EDT and continue to increase the amount of work we do in each session.

I have also begun marketing my show, the 2013 NGA Alabama Natural Open Bodybuilding, Figure, Physique and Bikini Championships, a Super Pro Qualifier, and the 2013 NGA ‘Old Navy’ Natural Master Pro Bodybuilding and Master Pro Figure Classic.

Both of these events will take place in Homewood (Birmingham), Alabama on July 13. For more information, please visit our show site: www.NGAAlabamaOpen.com

I am pleased to announce that All American EFX is a major sponsor of both the 2013 NGA Alabama Natural Open Championships and the 2013 NGA ‘Old Navy’ Natural Master Pro Classic.

Supplements:

I use the award winning AAEFX Flex Wheeler Signature Series

Kre-Alkalyn EFX PRO Pre-Workout Energy and Muscle Activator
Nytric EFX PRO Vascularity and Muscle-Pump Intensifier
CELL RUSH Post Workout Muscle Cell Re-fueling System
LBA PRO Liquid Amino Acid and Protein Complex
LG5 PRO Liquid Glutamine and Cell Volumizer
K-OTIC Hardcore Psychoactive Performance Igniter
NF-PRO 100% Pro-Grade Whey Protein

Old Navy

Friday, February 15, 2013

Body Weight: 159.6 Pounds

Eight, Eight and 20’s

Today we took a break from Escalation Density Training (EDT) and did a program I call 8-8-20. It’s a heavy weight program consisting of two sets of 8 reps followed by one set of 20 reps using the same weight that is used for the two 8 rep sets. Good endurance work. Fun!

Announcing the 2013 NGA Alabama Natural Open Bodybuilding, Figure, Physique and Bikini Championships, a Super Pro Qualifier, and the 2013 NGA ‘Old Navy’ Natural Master Pro Bodybuilding and Master Pro Figure Classic.

Both of these events will take place in Homewood (Birmingham), Alabama on July 13. For more information, please visit our show site: www.NGAAlabamaOpen.com

All American EFX is a major sponsor of both the NGA Alabama Open Championships and the NGA ‘Old Navy’ Master Pro Classic.

Supplements:

I use the award winning AAEFX Flex Wheeler Signature Series

Kre-Alkalyn EFX PRO Pre-Workout Energy and Muscle Activator
Nytric EFX PRO Vascularity and Muscle-Pump Intensifier
CELL RUSH Post Workout Muscle Cell Re-fueling System
LBA PRO Liquid Amino Acid and Protein Complex
LG5 PRO Liquid Glutamine and Cell Volumizer
K-OTIC Hardcore Psychoactive Performance Igniter
NF-PRO 100% Pro-Grade Whey Protein

Old Navy

Friday, February 22, 2013

Body Weight: 158.6 Pounds

Eight, Eight and 20’s

This week we continued a program I call 8-8-20. It’s a heavy weight program consisting of two sets of 8 reps followed by one set of 20 reps using the same weight that is used for the two 8 rep sets. Good endurance work. Fun! My clients and I like this program. The 20-reps sets rock.

Announcing the 2013 NGA Alabama Natural Open Bodybuilding, Figure, Physique and Bikini Championships, a Super Pro Qualifier, and the 2013 NGA ‘Old Navy’ Natural Master Pro Bodybuilding and Master Pro Figure Classic.

Both of these events will take place in Homewood (Birmingham), Alabama on July 13. For more information, please visit our show site: www.NGAAlabamaOpen.com

All American EFX is a major sponsor of both the NGA Alabama Open Championships and the NGA ‘Old Navy’ Master Pro Classic.

Supplements:

I use the award winning AAEFX Flex Wheeler Signature Series

Kre-Alkalyn EFX PRO Pre-Workout Energy and Muscle Activator
Nytric EFX PRO Vascularity and Muscle-Pump Intensifier
CELL RUSH Post Workout Muscle Cell Re-fueling System
LBA PRO Liquid Amino Acid and Protein Complex
LG5 PRO Liquid Glutamine and Cell Volumizer
K-OTIC Hardcore Psychoactive Performance Igniter
NF-PRO 100% Pro-Grade Whey Protein

Old Navy

Monday, February 25, 2013

Body Weight: 159.2 Pounds

Eight, Eight and 20’s

Chest and Triceps

This week we continued a program I call 8-8-20. It’s a heavy weight program consisting of two sets of 8 reps followed by one set of 20 reps using the same weight that is used for the two 8 rep sets. Good endurance work. Fun! My clients and I like this program. The 20-reps sets rock.

We did machine chest press, incline chest press, flat bench chest/flies, standing cable chest press, triceps push downs, v-bar push downs, rope pulls, and single cable pulls.

100 crunches rounded out the workout.

Announcing the 2013 NGA Alabama Natural Open Bodybuilding, Figure, Physique and Bikini Championships, a Super Pro Qualifier, and the 2013 NGA ‘Old Navy’ Natural Master Pro Bodybuilding and Master Pro Figure Classic.

Both of these events will take place in Homewood (Birmingham), Alabama on July 13. For more information, please visit our show site: www.NGAAlabamaOpen.com

All American EFX is a major sponsor of both the NGA Alabama Open Championships and the NGA ‘Old Navy’ Master Pro Classic.

Supplements:

I use the award winning AAEFX Flex Wheeler Signature Series

Kre-Alkalyn EFX PRO Pre-Workout Energy and Muscle Activator
Nytric EFX PRO Vascularity and Muscle-Pump Intensifier
CELL RUSH Post Workout Muscle Cell Re-fueling System
LBA PRO Liquid Amino Acid and Protein Complex
LG5 PRO Liquid Glutamine and Cell Volumizer
K-OTIC Hardcore Psychoactive Performance Igniter
NF-PRO 100% Pro-Grade Whey Protein

Old Navy

Friday, March 1, 2013

Body Weight: 158.8 Pounds

Eight, Eight and 20’s

Back and Biceps

This week we continued a program I call 8-8-20. It’s a heavy weight program consisting of two sets of 8 reps followed by one set of 20 reps using the same weight that is used for the two 8 rep sets. Good endurance work. Fun! My clients and I like this program. The 20-reps sets rock.

We did Lats Pull Down, Seated Machine Rows, Bent Over Dumb Bell Rows, Reverse Grip Bent Over Bar Bell Rows, Pull Ups, Dumb Bell Curls and Cable Biceps Curls.

100 crunches rounded out the workout.

Announcing the 2013 NGA Alabama Natural Open Bodybuilding, Figure, Physique and Bikini Championships, a Super Pro Qualifier, and the 2013 NGA ‘Old Navy’ Natural Master Pro Bodybuilding and Master Pro Figure Classic.

Both of these events will take place in Homewood (Birmingham), Alabama on July 13. For more information, please visit our show site: www.NGAAlabamaOpen.com

All American EFX is a major sponsor of both the NGA Alabama Open Championships and the NGA ‘Old Navy’ Master Pro Classic.

Supplements:

I use the award winning AAEFX Flex Wheeler Signature Series

Kre-Alkalyn EFX PRO Pre-Workout Energy and Muscle Activator
Nytric EFX PRO Vascularity and Muscle-Pump Intensifier
CELL RUSH Post Workout Muscle Cell Re-fueling System
LBA PRO Liquid Amino Acid and Protein Complex
LG5 PRO Liquid Glutamine and Cell Volumizer
K-OTIC Hardcore Psychoactive Performance Igniter
NF-PRO 100% Pro-Grade Whey Protein

Old Navy

Monday, March 11, 2013

Body Weight: 159.0 Pounds

I’ve had some chronic sinus problems for the past six months (for the first time in my life) so the doctor put me on a week of strong antibiotics to clear up my sinus’ so I can go in today for a full-blown allergy test to see if we can find out what’s going on. Because of the particular antibiotic I was on the doc said I couldn’t do any heavy lifting because it could cause tendon damage. So, other than working with my PT clients, I took last week off from heavy training.

Announcing the 2013 NGA Alabama Natural Open Bodybuilding, Figure, Physique and Bikini Championships, a Super Pro Qualifier, and the 2013 NGA ‘Old Navy’ Natural Master Pro Bodybuilding and Master Pro Figure Classic.

Both of these events will take place in Homewood (Birmingham), Alabama on July 13. For more information, please visit our show site: www.NGAAlabamaOpen.com

All American EFX is a major sponsor of both the NGA Alabama Open Championships and the NGA ‘Old Navy’ Master Pro Classic.

Supplements:

I use the award winning AAEFX Flex Wheeler Signature Series

Kre-Alkalyn EFX PRO Pre-Workout Energy and Muscle Activator
Nytric EFX PRO Vascularity and Muscle-Pump Intensifier
CELL RUSH Post Workout Muscle Cell Re-fueling System
LBA PRO Liquid Amino Acid and Protein Complex
LG5 PRO Liquid Glutamine and Cell Volumizer
K-OTIC Hardcore Psychoactive Performance Igniter
NF-PRO 100% Pro-Grade Whey Protein

Old Navy

Sorry to hear about the sinus problems, hope it clears up.

[quote]cavalier wrote:
Sorry to hear about the sinus problems, hope it clears up.[/quote]

Thanks. Check out my next post for an update.

Friday, March 15, 2013

Body Weight: 158.0 Pounds

LAST POST: I’ve had some chronic sinus problems for the past six months (for the first time in my life) so the doctor put me on a week of strong antibiotics to clear up my sinus’ so I can go in today for a full-blown allergy test to see if we can find out what’s going on. Because of the particular antibiotic I was on the doc said I couldn’t do any heavy lifting because it could cause tendon damage. So, other than working with my PT clients, I took last week off from heavy training.

RESULTS: After being ‘stuck’ with 32 needles and than shot with 32 more, my results came back NEGATIVE for any and all chemicals, trees, grass, bugs, cats, dogs and cockroaches. LOL. I have zero allergies. But, that leads to the questions of what’s going on with my sinuses. So yesterday I went for a CatScan of my sinuses to see if there is any blockage that could be causing me problems. I’ll see my ENT doc on Monday and go over the results.

Meanwhile, I did do a strong back and biceps workout today with my training partner. It felt good to be lifting again.

Announcing the 2013 NGA Alabama Natural Open Bodybuilding, Figure, Physique and Bikini Championships, a Super Pro Qualifier, and the 2013 NGA ‘Old Navy’ Natural Master Pro Bodybuilding and Master Pro Figure Classic.

Both of these events will take place in Homewood (Birmingham), Alabama on July 13. For more information, please visit our show site: www.NGAAlabamaOpen.com

All American EFX is a major sponsor of both the NGA Alabama Open Championships and the NGA ‘Old Navy’ Master Pro Classic.

Supplements:

I use the award winning AAEFX Flex Wheeler Signature Series

Kre-Alkalyn EFX PRO Pre-Workout Energy and Muscle Activator
Nytric EFX PRO Vascularity and Muscle-Pump Intensifier
CELL RUSH Post Workout Muscle Cell Re-fueling System
LBA PRO Liquid Amino Acid and Protein Complex
LG5 PRO Liquid Glutamine and Cell Volumizer
K-OTIC Hardcore Psychoactive Performance Igniter
NF-PRO 100% Pro-Grade Whey Protein

Old Navy

Let’s pray you’re not allergic to posing trunks or Instant-Tan.

[quote]cavalier wrote:
Let’s pray you’re not allergic to posing trunks or Instant-Tan.[/quote]

Or posing oil…LOL