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I have done extra sets for the small sides ad it does help. now my differences are basically just shape
sure you can email me biolayne@yahoo.com
sure you can email me biolayne@yahoo.com
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Layne, what do you plan to do when you get your Doctorate? Career-wise...Comment
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not sure, possibly just expand my current business. It has grown so much just by word of mouth that I can hardly keep up with demand and I'm sure that if I focused on it after grad school I could make a really nice living off of it.Comment
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layne do you have any ideas..experience or knowledge in helping pro fighters cut weight?i.e water weight...then putting it back on after weigh in?Comment
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Hey layne, quick question. When counting totals for daily prot, carb, fat grams, do I use the pre-cooked or cooked totals? Foods like brown rice, oatmeal etc. thnxComment
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Hey Layne,
My last meal before my workout is at 4:30. I start working out around 6:45 and before that I take NO-Xplode. I know you're not a big believe in Nitrix oxide, but the caffeine, and other ingredients in it really get me focused and pumped up before a workout. I don't eat any closer to workouts because If I have food in my stomach The NO-Xplode really doesn't agree with my stomach. I usually get back from working out around 8:30 and I have my postworkout shake immediately. Do you think this is too long without protein, and become catabolic? Also note that I sip my mixture of BCAAs, Glutamine, and Citruline Malate while I workout.
Do you think another way to better my situation would be to put a scoop of BCAAs in my preworkout shake of NO-Xplode, creatine monohydrate and betalinine? Thanks!Comment
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4 hours is fine.. .unlikely you'll go catabolicComment
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That's what I thought thanks a lot layne!
Also, my postworkout cocktail (immedietely after lifting is done) is a creatine, beta alinine, and citruline malate mixture, do you think adding BCAA's would be beneficial? I've heard that BCAAs and Creatine fight for absorbtion. Does this hold any truth?Comment
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no that's complete BS. BCAAs would def helpComment
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Great That's what I was hoping! Thanks for clearing that up for me Layne.Comment
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If you knew what the few bbers who actually have contracts get paid, you would take up golf or some other sport where the average club pro makes more $$$ men the vast majority of bbers out there. Of course, 99.9% of bbers using AAS, have no contracts, much less 5-6 figure contracts, so it appears AAS use does not = contracts.Originally posted by Grubrunner View Post
Lane actually has a life outside bbing as a scientist ( a real one, not a pseudo wanna be type that hangs out on most forums...) and probably has no interest in putting that at risk. Not everyone takes pride in being a felon, shocking as that may come to some in the bbing community...
Back in the day, when AAS was cheap, legal (or at least had essentially no penalties for their use), and real, I would say "go for it" but these days, the risk to benefit is simply not there for the vast majority of users.
That does not include those in other countries with different laws with and an uncle who wants to write scripts and keep an eye on your health or those on HRT....
Will Brink @ www.BrinkZone.comComment
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Congrats on the radio show appearance Layne!NGA Pro Bodybuilder
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Damn good info on your MD Radio interview.
My only question is how can I get enough cals in if I don't eat as often?
My meals are already pretty big but I guess I could add some more food if need be.
Again, much props on the interview, I have read how you were a guru but I had no idea.
Sacrifice is everything.Comment
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you only need to space out your protein further apart... you can still have carbs and fat betweenOriginally posted by tiny tim View PostDamn good info on your MD Radio interview.
My only question is how can I get enough cals in if I don't eat as often?
My meals are already pretty big but I guess I could add some more food if need be.
Again, much props on the interview, I have read how you were a guru but I had no idea.Comment
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