Michael Schneider
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Like everybody said your calories are extremely low for that bodyfat level. I would go up in carbs significantly for a few days to push your metabolism!
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You don’t need to get sore to grow buddy! As long as you feel the muscle and progress your strength everything is fine.
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Michael Schneider
MemberJuly 12, 2019 at 3:15 pm in reply to: Post Contest, optimum time for growth or optimum time for fat accumulation.I would do a controlled reverse diet and add calories when your strength hits a plateau! With this technique you can get out the most of your rebound phase without getting fat!
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I would do full body or upper/lower were you hit one week upper twice and the other week lower twice!
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Started the day with 30min on the stationary bike! Feels very good to be on the cardio train again! 😉
Did a pull session with Kevin later! First time ‘heavy’ barbell rows since my partial biceps tear and it felt absolutely amazing! Did 120×10, 130×7 and 100×16.Hammer strength underhand grip iso lateral pulldown
Barbell rows
Hammer strength parallel rows
Seated cable rows supersetted with lat pulldowns
Chest supported t-bar rows (rear delt focus)
Rear delt machine
Dubmell curls
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I would always train to failure in a caloric deficit because the main goal should be to keep as much muscle as possible. And when you take away the stimultion you are definitely going to loose more muscle.
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I wouldn’t eat that close pre workout because digestion will draw blood into your stomach which you need fir your muscles during workout.
Using intra workout drinks depends on how long your sessions are.
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Already dropped a lot of water this first week of prep. Weighed 82,4kg on monday and 80,9kg yesterday. Digestion and recovery feels better than ever atm.
Today i hit a crazy legsession with a huge pr on the v-squat.
Clave raises on the leg press super setted with tibialis raises
Lying hamstring curls
Leg press
V-squat
Sissy squat
Standing leg curls
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Rest day today. Actuallyi have 2.800 calories on my rest days. Started the day with a 30min walk. Feels really good to be in prep mode again.
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Good idea for your digestive system but i wouldn’t do it when you have some kind of therapie because your body will need nutrients to recover and heal. But that’s only my individual point of view
Hi Michael,  do you know something? I didn’t even think of that!!!
Due to a bad back, it’s hard to train full body, so switched to push pull and include some quads on push and hams/calves on pull just to keep them used to being worked.[/quote]
Hy mate.I have no clinical studies but it’s proven that when you are suffering from any kind of injury and you are dealing with pain your body needs protein and nutrients for a maximum recovery process to heal. When you fast and don’t give your body the right nutrients the recovery is going to take longer and your body is going to utilize the protein from your muscles.
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Good idea for your digestive system but i wouldn’t do it when you have some kind of therapie because your body will need nutrients to recover and heal. But that’s only my individual point of view
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When i’m off i see it as a recovery phase for my whole system and just try to keep muscle and strength
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2nd session of my prep today was pull started off the day with a 30min walk which felt amazing to meditate a little in the nature first thing in the morning
Banded rack pulls
Close parallel grip pulldown
Hammer strength low row
One arm seated cable row
Dumbell shrugs
Rear delt machine
Curls on an incline bench
Hammer curls with a 15kg plate
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When you train only once a week i would rotate between 2 exercises and when you hit them more frequently with ppl or upper/lower i would rotate between 3 exercises.
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First training session in my universe prep. Feels great to be back in prep mode again. Started the day with 30min of cardio in the stationary back. Followed by a breakfast of 100g of oatmeal, 9 eggwhites and an apple. And hit a push session 2h laterl.
High incline smith machine pause press
Life fitness decline chest press
Hammer strength dip machine
Kettle bell overhead extensions
Rope extensions
Handcuff side laterals
Cruxifix handcuff raises
Abs