Nothing speaks louder than success and you achieved that. ::applause::
>>>>thanks a lot bro
Some questions:
Diet -
It would seem you purged fast carbs out and kept a measured amount of slow, high fiber carbs. Is this correct?
>>> Exactly , no SUGAR AKA HIGH GLYCEMIC CARBS AT ALL . The only time where I would use it is after weight training where I used HONEY , even thought it is HIGH GLYCEMIC I read a lot about it and it doesn't spike insulin levels that much meaning you can keep burning fat .
You held yourself to a fixed number of calories. What was your logic in arriving at the number?
>>> I have been experimenting with diet for a long time bro and I have come to a conclusion that anything more than 500 CALS BELOW BMR , and you risk losing some muscle and slowing your metabolism
Routine -
Aerobics ... high impact? low? slow? Do I read correctly that it was 1 hour?
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slow to moderate intensity , and yes 45-60 minutes
It seems you hit each muscle group once per week with a traditional number of reps ... not twice or three times. How did you arrive at this decision? Did you find it difficult to resume your exercises for a body part after 6 days away from it?
>>>> I do think you need rest to grow , most people overtrain , if you hit your chest with crazy intensity on monday , you didn;t work just your chest , you also worked your shoulders and tris . That is my logic . And 6 days to hit your chest again IMO makes it a very nice REST .
Supplements -
Any supplements beside the whey? Vits? Herbs? Other?
>>> the suplements are listed there bro
Blood testing -
Did you have any blood work done? I'll bet your cholesterol levels really improved ... and probably bp.
Again ... Very good work!!!