Please Scroll Down to See Forums Below
napsgear
genezapharmateuticals
domestic-supply
puritysourcelabs
UGL OZ
UGFREAK
napsgeargenezapharmateuticals domestic-supplypuritysourcelabsUGL OZUGFREAK

Cycle/Training Update and ?'s.

StoneColdGold

New member
Well the worst year of training i've ever had is officially over. After dealing with a torn tricep and tricep tendon, a dislocated shoulder, and two football seasons (27 games) all in a span of a year and a half, the future finally looks bright.

Pre-injury: 290lbs, 18%bf, 315 lbs for 15 reps on bench.

During the last year: 280-290lbs, 20%bf, struggled to get 225 for 12. (went 12 months without a single intense "pushing" training sesson.)


After week 3 of cycle: 308 lbs, 18% bf, did 315 for 9 easy reps last night.

I'm not back to where i was, but at least the goal is in sight.


Cycle:

1: 1g Prop
2: 800mg Prop, 75mg ED Tren
3: 500mg Prop, 75mg ED Tren
4-7: same as 3
8-10: drop fina, continue 500mg Prop.

I'm using Clomid 50mg EOD throughout. Will use nolva, clomid, and possibly HCG post-cycle, along with a host of OTC supplements.

My question is about my diet. I am a football player in training for an upcoming season. I don't mind being in the 310 lb-neighborhood now, but I definitely need to start working my way back down to the 295-300 lb range as season approaches. Can you guys give me some suggestions on calories and macro-nutrient make-up?

I'll be the first to admit my diet has not been great. Despite having put on a good 20lbs, its safe to say i have been eating below maintenance calories, but not in the controlled, deliberate sort of way indicative of "cutting."
 
damn boy...you are up to 308? you are one big ass dude. glad to see your strength is coming back. i would like to help you with the football diet but truthfully i dont know shit about it. i am sure you dont wanna be on one of my diets.

so bump to the top for diet help.
 
yeah, meat... the homebrew is really kicking in. :) actually, i bet you could offer some assistance to me in the diet phase. the only thing that makes it tricky is that as a competitive athlete, I can't afford to cut out too many carbs.
 
well i would stick to carbs such as rice, potatoes, oatmeal. find out what amount of carbs makes you maintain weight...then drop them slightly. or maybe keep them the same and you will drop weight when season gets here.
 
Top Bottom