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Archive for December 2nd, 2008

The Undeniable Relationship, Fish & Water, Bar Fight Tactics

Iron Vic, No matter how hard I try I cannot seem to grow any significant muscle mass. I have been stuck for two years. I am 5-11, weigh 165 and my best training poundage are as follows. Preacher bench curl 30×10 reps, dumbbell lateral raises 20×10, leg press 4- 45 pound plates for 6-reps, lat pulldown 80×8, Hammer Strength bench press 105×5. I eat a lot – for breakfast I will have three eggs and a piece of whole wheat toast. Lunch is usually a salad and a skinless chicken breast, dinner might be a bowl of vegetable soup another salad and some crackers. Occasionally I indulge and have some fresh fruit with cottage cheese. I love to run and usually go for a three mile jog before every weight training session. I am diligent about my training and disciplined about my eating and it is a total mystery to me why I’m not making any gains – ideas?

Todd, Rolando Beach

Tuesday, December 2nd, 2008

Diet and supplementation to maximize energy and muscular growth

ur body has various energyproducing systems that are called into play during intense exercise. The first energy system to be recruited is the phosphagen system, which uses energy stored in creatine phosphate

Tuesday, December 2nd, 2008