Jan
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Thanks for sharing your experience. May I ask which other forums you use for information?
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All you need to asses:
Hormone status
Total testosterone
Free testosterone
SHBG (sex hormone binding globulin)
LH (luteinizing hormone)
FSH (follicle stimulating hormone)
Oestradiol (E2)
DHEA-S
prolactin
Cortisol (in the morning, fasting)
Blood count & inflammation markers
Complete blood count (incl. haemoglobin, haematocrit, leukocytes etc.)
CRP (C-reactive protein)
Ferritin
Vitamin B12
Folic acid
Vitamin D (25-OH)
Zinc (optional)
Magnesium (optional)
d Thyroid gland
TSH
fT3 (free triiodothyronine)
fT4 (free thyroxine)
Lipid profile / metabolism
Total cholesterol
LDL (bad cholesterol)
HDL (good cholesterol)
Triglycerides
Blood sugar (fasting)
HbA1c (long-term blood sugar)
Liver & kidney function
GOT (AST)
GPT (ALT)
GGT
Bilirubin (optional)
Creatinine (enzymatic)
urea
eGFR
Cystatin C (optional for more precise kidney assessment with high muscle mass)
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Many thanks to everyone for answering. I will try to work it out with my physio and find a solution to that.
@Kerry: I don’t breathe in any other way. Maybe it comes from starting at the bottom. I looked at some push day videos and recognised that most people start dips at the top and move downwards.
@Kuba: I felt more pronounced hormonal side effects when running higher testosterone, along with significant water fluctuations. This may be because I was really overweight as a teenager. I weighed around 110kg at 180cm with 35-40% body fat. I dropped 35kg in 10 months around 2years ago.
@Allison: I’ll record a video of both exercises and post it up here
thx all
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My current form: https://www.instagram.com/p/DG3sCrws0cE/?img_index=1
Form with legs: https://www.instagram.com/p/DF5oouKsroW/?img_index=1
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Hey Allison,
Hey Peter,
Hey Clare,
Many thanks for your responses so far, and I really appreciate you sharing your detailed experiences. I truly acknowledge that.
Which lab values would you say she should definitely have tested?
She stopped taking the pill about a year ago.
I’ll share the results as soon as she gets them.
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Dear Conor,
have a critical review on your form, warmup sets, recovery etc.
if all this aspects are perfect and you continue to not progress, replace exersice.
Cheers
Jan Seibel
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Deaer Adrian,
You can’t find your maintenance. You have to adjust calories and cardio so your weight and your form doesn’t change significantly.
Cheers
Jan Seibel
ig: jan.seibel03
Bodybuilding & Posing Coach
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Dear Mervin,
Minicut length: MAX. 6 weeks
now set your goal: e.g. lose 5% bf
I would start by cutting of fat, you can easily go below 0.5g for a short amount of time.
Carbs should stay rather high to maintain perfomance.
Cardio start maybe with 20min/5days a week
You should definetly lose atleast 1kg a week.Adjust your meal plan and your cardio plan to maintain that weight loss.
Maintain that weight loss rate
Cheers
Jan Seibel
IG: jan.seibel03
Bodybuilding & Progress Coach
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Dear Lucas,
Warmup sets are pretty individual, but I wouldn’t blow things out of proportion.
First Movement/Excercise for this muscle? I would go for 2-3
Have a look:
Trainingsplan:
1. Lat pulldown (2-3 Warmup sets)
2. Upperback Row, T-Bar (1-2 Warm up sets)
3. Reverse fly (1 quick warm up set, just to get movement right)
4. Chest Press (2-3 Warmup sets)
5. Chest Fly (1 Warmup set to get movement right)
6. Lateral Raise (2 Warmup sets to get movemt and load correct)
7. Triceps pushdown (1-2 Warmup sets)
8. Biceps padded curl (2-3 Warmup sets)
I chose this way to warm myself I feel WAYYY safer and I found out myself that my working sets are way better quality with this warming up method.
My Progress is absolutely fine and I grow great.
I put emphasis on first movements for muscle and on movements I tend to injure fast/movements people tend to injure fast.
But as mentioned, it is very individual. Put your working load and the idea “now I feel safe to do my first work set” in context and create a protocoll you feel safe with.
Cheers
Jan
IG: jan.seibel03
Bodybuilding & Posing Coach
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Dear Tigo,
Water:
Bodyweight/20
so for you: 78/20 = 3,9
Look at your pee colour before working out. Should definetly be clear, so you are well hydrated.
You can go from 4-6l per day including tea, coffee, zero caloric drinks and water.
sodium should be around 10g per day, max 12g.
2g salt before workout
0,5-1g salt in your intra.
10-2,5 = 7,5g sodium spread equally over your meals
Rest of salt spread equally over your meals.
Watch out for processed food like chicken cold cuts etc. or salt in zero caloric drinks like monster.
From all foods and liquids overall max. 12g per day
Cheers
Jan Seibel
IG: jan.seibel03
Bodybuilding & Posing Coach
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Agree with clare
better feeling a bit hungry in training than bloated and unwell
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Dear Erik,
you can exchange COR with oats. My favourite recipe is following:
x amount oats
5g baking powder
1g salt
30/40g whey
3x-4x time water
Mix all together
-> 600watt microwave for 2min 30s or 3 mins
= and you get yourself a beautiful oat cake – just keep in mind you might wait 90m till working out
Additional add 100-150g of fruit and zero calorie chocolate sauce
Alternate you can use rice cakes and chicken filet for instant meal, but it won’t make u feel saturated as oats.
Cheers
Jan
IG: jan.seibel03
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Just start off with a meal plan and try to adhere to it. try out maybe 3200 cal on off days, 3700 on trainings days – then have a look whats happening.
Just try to stick to it and afterwards you start to reduce calories to get your diet done.
Cheers
Jan
IG: jan.seibel03Posing & Bodybuilding Coach
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Dear Mike,
bodyweight/20 = 4,5= around 4,5l (tea, coffee, zero drinks etc. included.)
= 1-2l intra workout on top is fine on training days
just make sure you feel well and don’t start to overhydrate.
Cheers
Jan
IG: jan.seibel03Posing & Bodybuilding Coach
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how much of that 171g of protein come from biological high valued food?
I’d say atleast 2g x bw should be directly from chicken, egg/egg white, whey, lean beef, low fat quark, skyr etc. (biological high valued protein source)
do you gain weight?
