I have been lurking around this board for quite some time. I have been lifting for 2 years and yo yoing between bulking and cutting. Or what I thought was bulking and cutting. I am in my second week of 10X3 for fat loss and just wanted to say that it is kicking my ass good. I have been sore somewhere for 2 weeks. Today it’s my quads. Don’t get me wrong I have been doing squats and deads as part of my regular routine but this 10X3 is something else.
[quote]68Nova wrote:
I have been lurking around this board for quite some time. I have been lifting for 2 years and yo yoing between bulking and cutting. Or what I thought was bulking and cutting. I am in my second week of 10X3 for fat loss and just wanted to say that it is kicking my ass good. I have been sore somewhere for 2 weeks. Today it’s my quads. Don’t get me wrong I have been doing squats and deads as part of my regular routine but this 10X3 is something else.[/quote]
Keep up the hard work. It’ll all pay off.
Hey thanks for the reply, I am glad I found your programs. I was having a problem getting through a plateau then, BAM, 10X3 made lifting exciting again. From here I am looking at Lift Fast Get Big. Motivation gets tough lifting in your basement by yourself but these various routines make lifting anything but.
A great segway from the 10x3 program would be the Waterbury Method. Also a great program.
what percentage of weight should you use using the 10x3 program?
[quote]68Nova wrote:
I have been lurking around this board for quite some time. I have been lifting for 2 years and yo yoing between bulking and cutting. Or what I thought was bulking and cutting. I am in my second week of 10X3 for fat loss and just wanted to say that it is kicking my ass good. I have been sore somewhere for 2 weeks. Today it’s my quads. Don’t get me wrong I have been doing squats and deads as part of my regular routine but this 10X3 is something else.[/quote]
Yeah, doing 10x3 is something else. Keep it up.
[quote]68Nova wrote:
Motivation gets tough lifting in your basement by yourself but these various routines make lifting anything but.[/quote]
True statement. I work out in my home gym and it can be tough. I found that I have to make it part of the routine. I leave work, head home and then immediately start the pre-lift activities. Stuff like, drinking the same thing, putting on some music, changing and then heading into the weight room. On days that I’m feeling run down, if I deviate from this, I am likely to find an excuse to not lift.
Enjoy the program, it is a fun one!
68nova, I think you will find any of C.W.s programs will kick your ass and if you like 10x3 for fat loss you’re gonna love Waterbury Method,good luck keep us posted!
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