I Ain’t Got Time To Waste

Sticking to a Tues/Thurs/Sat or Sun schedule, rotating upper- lower- upper - lower

Still feeling out the diet and cardio, but I think 10-14lb down by Xmas and maybe even a recomp effect is possible without anything too drastic
 
Mood is super low at the moment

need to address this as it impacts on motivation for life and training

not really sure what to do. Current health medication;

Vit D
Magnesium
Support Max Neuro
Greens powder

considering increasing cardio as this seems to improve how I feel
 
Find out why it’s low and address that


Take everything under the sun that won’t fix the underlying issue
 
Think I’ll need to go down to maybe 180lb/81k to reach any sort of condition.

Maintaining strength and muscle is a primary objective so will aim to do this over 16 weeks.

will look skinny as fook at that weight but I am just too fat to justify any sort of calorie surplus until I’m lean. At least the pullups will improve haha

so this means less food, less eating out and more cardio.

initial plan is 10,000 steps NTD and 30 mins cardio TD

calories will remain at 2,000 and min 200g protein but will be much much more consistent now
 
Haha just a stupid comment

100% can achieve goals natural(that’s why do it)

but the public perception of what is muscular/bodybuilder has changed due to how widespread gear has become, and if you compare yourself to this or physiques only poss through AAS then you will lose

luckily I just want to look like in shape MMA fighter

in shape MMA fighter ranges from fat to skinny to heavily muscled..........
 
@noel

GSP type physique is long term aim

he was same height as me and a 185lb-190lb in shape (according to what he said)

I’m under no illusions it will take a lot to achieve that

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he looks very different now to how he used to....i trained with him many moons ago (pre Matt hughes fight) .....the guy is born athlete , one of the most elite ive ever seen or trained with. Truly amazing... quite short though but he is a genetic freak in that respect, hed be awesome at whatever sport he chose
 
@noel

yes he’s an incredible athlete

When you say looked different, in what way? He seems like a good guy too from what I’ve listened to of him (Joe Rogan show etc)

You must have been pretty high level to train with him?
 
@noel

yes he’s an incredible athlete

When you say looked different, in what way? He seems like a good guy too from what I’ve listened to of him (Joe Rogan show etc)

You must have been pretty high level to train with him?

only for striking, his thai coach is an english guy who moved to NYC....so i was there purely for the striking sparring, Rashad Evans too... he would then go to Renzo's for BJJ - absolute animal of a trainer but also very polite guy exactly as he comes across in the media to be fair. I was ok nothing special, fun times!

but more muscle back then, hes smaller now but also older too....
 
One of my favourite GSP memories is when he bought on Jean Paul Skarbowski for the TUF and he demolished everyone despite being half pissed and not training for years! Classic!
 
One of my favourite GSP memories is when he bought on Jean Paul Skarbowski for the TUF and he demolished everyone despite being half pissed and not training for years! Classic!
One of my favourite GSP memories is when he bought on Jean Paul Skarbowski for the TUF and he demolished everyone despite being half pissed and not training for years! Classic!

JPS is a legend. but thats the same for most high level thai guys, at that time the striking level was poor, I was showing Rashad Evans how to roundhouse properly as his were plain shit and i could see them coming a mile off.... nowadays guys have much better access to thai trainers and camps... so i fluked it really by being there when the level was poor..made me look much better than i am/was!
 
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but the public perception of what is muscular/bodybuilder has changed due to how widespread gear has become, and if you compare yourself to this or physiques only poss through AAS then you will lose

Ha I experience this, in normal clothes (I work in an office so shirt and tie) I basically don't even look like I lift! If the everyday person finds out I compete in bodybuilding they often seem surprised and some even ask me "don't you have to be bigger to be a bodybuilder?", it's actually a little soul destroying haha
 
Lower (work sets only shown)

hack squat

95 x8
100 x5

leg press

240 x10
220 x10

leg ext W/hold at top

45 x10
50 x8

Single leg hams

35 x9
25 x12

donkey calf raise

90 x11
80 x12
80 x8

biceps; 3 work sets

stepper: 20 mins/170kcal

NB:

9.5/10 as weights up across exercises

Pre today was 1 scoop MVPre, 1 scoop Infl8. Can confirm it was fire!

Good session. Last hack squat session was 90 x8 so a notable improvement

not doing progressive overload for biceps, that never worked for me. Just a decent pump and connection.

with calf raises I do -

very slow eccentric
2-3 secs stretch at bottom
2-3 secs hold at top
 
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Lower (work sets only shown)

hack squat

95 x8
100 x5

leg press

240 x10
220 x10

leg ext W/hold at top

45 x10
50 x8

Single leg hams

35 x9
25 x12

donkey calf raise

90 x11
80 x12
80 x8

biceps; 3 work sets

stepper: 20 mins/170kcal

NB:

Good session. Last hack squat session was 90 x8 so a notable improvement

not doing progressive overload for biceps, that never worked for me. Just a decent pump and connection.

with calf raises I do -

very slow eccentric
2-3 secs stretch at bottom
2-3 secs hold at top


Not a criticism at all, if anything it’s my own naivety but why are you only doing to two sets of most exercises? Or am I reading it wrong?
 
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