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Layne Norton
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Originally posted by AzDrugFree View PostHe feels its great taking xtend at night....if you happened to see this post: http://forums.musculardevelopment.co...=1#post2011279
He mentioned somewhere in this thread about having a shake, with oatmeal, and BCAA at night when he goes pee pee (LOL)
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Originally posted by AzDrugFree View PostHe feels its great taking xtend at night....if you happened to see this post: http://forums.musculardevelopment.co...=1#post2011279
He mentioned somewhere in this thread about having a shake, with oatmeal, and BCAA at night when he goes pee pee (LOL)
Originally posted by str8flexed View Posti usually either have a protein bar or a protein shake with some oats in it along with about 5g of BCAAShelby 01/2000 - 4/18/10. Rest in peace baby, there's no more suffering.
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Layne, Wondering if I could get your opinion on something.
I can only train 3 days per week right now because of my work schedule.
I know you strongly recommend hitting each body part multiple times per week, but with only 3 days to train, that becomes pretty much impossible.
My question is, do you think one should hit the muscle harder in that one time per week than they would if they were training 2 times per week, more volume, intensity etc., or, do you think that there is a limit to how much you can add to the muscle in a given session, and the volume, intensity, etc. should be the same hitting it once per week vs. multiple times per week?
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Hey Layne, just read your PHAT article on simply shredded. Question for you, you mention it is a form of NLP, but I don't quite get the NLP concept of it. Are you suggesting to alter the rep ranges of both your power and hyper days? Or, are you saying becuase you are in the 3-5 rep range for power, and the 8-15 for hyper days, that is the NLP nature of it?
I have always found the definition of NLP to be a bit vague, so I may not quite understand it.
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Layne I have also read PHAT description on simply shredded.
My question is on power days or rather strenght days would you incorporate olympic type lifts eg. clean and press??
What tempo would you use? Speed reps to be done on hypertrphy days, whereas I would try and incorporate more explosiveness into power rather than mor controlled bb workouts.
Anyways what is your take on kb for cardio I try to do sprints but it is difficult to get my ass to a track field once in a while so not really performing that are there alternatives?Biotivia Supported Athlete/Biotivia Rep
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What are your thoughts on almond milk? Considering it has more calcium (which many people don't realize is vital during muscle contraction), less sugar, and more vitamins than normal milk. Do you think a cup or two a day would be beneficial? Or do most bodybuilder's get enough calcium already?
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Originally posted by str8flexed View Postyou are training fasted?
Wake up the following morning, have 10-15g bcaa and hit the gym immediately..
With this approach, and a high cal diet, I've manage to stay relatively lean and gain more weight than I've ever gained in my life..strength had skyrocketed also (been doing HIT).. I'm about 6'7-6'8 270, was up to 335x7 bench,115s seated db press for 7-8, have had to stop deads due injury, but was up to 545 for my working set
Just saying, training fasted can work for some, especially if they are adequately "carbed" up the night before
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