I was in the 400's. I started off just logging. Ignore the times, my diary is setup to eat every 2 hours now.damn, Eazy! That is some motivating stuff right there. Well done man!
That put a big smile on my face. You're inspiring.
Would you mind telling me what your diet was like at your biggest? And from that, what was the most difficult to give up/cut out?
I could say that about a lot of food. Like I could swear some cereals like fruity pebbles don't taste as I remember them either.i miss hot pocket tasting like they did when I was a teenager
can not agree, fruity peebles is my shit right now hahahaI could say that about a lot of food. Like I could swear some cereals like fruity pebbles don't taste as I remember them either.
I was in the 400's. I started off just logging. Ignore the times, my diary is setup to eat every 2 hours now.
I didn't give up or cut out anything. Just learned how to fit it in to that days macro and calorie goal.
Typical day: fast food breakfast, alcohol, pizza for dinner, chicken wings
I could say that about a lot of food. Like I could swear some cereals like fruity pebbles don't taste as I remember them either.
can not agree, fruity peebles is my shit right now hahaha
week 12 (7/1-7/7) of 16 complete
500mg tren, 500 mg npp, 800 mg test c.
blood pressure 7/2 124/70, 7/5 102/58, 7/7 122/74
sides-- 0 of 10 sense of well-being. acne. no AI.
bodyweight 4/5 203, 4/14 221, 4/21 231, 4/28 230, 5/5 237, 5/12 233,
5/19 235, 5/26 233, 6/2 240, 6/9 242, 6/16 248, 6/23 244, 6/30 240,
7/7 237.
average daily calories 2515, carbs 245, fat 71, protein 215.
trained 7 days. 5 hours of cardio.
for week 13 (7/8-7/14) calories: 2500. 7 training sessions. 3 hours cardio. pharma: 500mg tren, 500 mg npp, 800 mg test c.
As soon as you said it was a bad idea. That must mean if I'm willing to risk the tradeoffs, gonna work great.Wow, when did the Tren start
Benching 405lbs was no longer in my immediate future. No reason to keep eating so much.your calories are also cut down
Got it! And yes, it's all a calculated risk. Tren will transform nearly any schmo willing to take on those risks, and for people who are dedicated (like you) it is next level for sure! It shreds you, is extremely anti-catabolic, and fantastic for strength gains. There's a lot of other interesting things that Tren can do; such as reduce cortisol and has synergies with IGF-1 upregulation (ironic considering how hard Tren is on the liver).As soon as you said it was a bad idea. That must mean if I'm willing to risk the tradeoffs, gonna work great.
Benching 405lbs was no longer in my immediate future. No reason to keep eating so much.
I had 3 goals 600lb dl, 500lb squat, 405lb bench. Squatted 510x2, DL 600x1, 505x5.