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Just a quick one,
Since summer is coming up and alot of you guys are starting to cut, its got me thinking. When start cutting are you pushing/lifting to failure? i ask this as your not looking to gain muscle (generally speaking), just stimulise them and keep them active. Also do you change your rep range and sets?
cheers all
Stan: Here we go -- mac and cheese. (Reads box) "Boil water." What am I, a chemist?
Other people are sure to answer, but what I have gotten as the overall consensus is to keep the weight heavy....stay around 6 reps per set. You might lose some strength depending on how fast you lose weight, but do your best to keep the weight the same. Be sure to take in enough protein.Originally Posted by teck
Bench - 315*1 Goal 325
Squat - 275*4 ATF Est 1RM = 300 Goal 310
Deadlift - 405 x3 Est 1RM = 429 Goal 455
Goal by 6/1 1010
I just started doing real squats and deadlifts about a month ago so hopefully these will grow quickly.
http://www.fitday.com/WebFit/PublicJ...ner=JaCelica2k
http://www.wannabebigforums.com/showthread.php?t=78791
yea last cut cycle i had i kept it heavy. presses were staying the same but saying that bulk is just so much fun!lol
see where im bulking my reps are around 8 failure and if i hit 10 i move the weight up. should keep the same for cutting? or change me routine?
thanks for the input
Stan: Here we go -- mac and cheese. (Reads box) "Boil water." What am I, a chemist?
Deliberate failure training is kinda tough on CNS, especially on a cut. Try to keep it heavy, but just shy of failure.
cool cheers for the info.
Also i dont really get the chance to workout during the day so i normally finishmy workout around 9-9.30pm. 10.30pm is time for my post meal. now this is loaded with carbs and obviously protein for rebuilding, but when i am cutting is that such a good idea? Right before bed that is. or is it something i am just not worth worrying about?
Last edited by teck; 05-05-2006 at 09:21 AM.
Stan: Here we go -- mac and cheese. (Reads box) "Boil water." What am I, a chemist?
You're fine.
I train at night and eat before bed, too.
Cottage cheese for the win!
Have some. Your muscles will thank you for it later.
Last edited by Focused70; 05-05-2006 at 09:40 AM.
me: so this is the "pump" you speak of
me: I could never figure out what people were talking about
Relentless: like an all over body hardon, yeah
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yeh i wouldnt go to failure often if at all like buolt set keep it heavy is the best thing to do. Also theirs nothing wrong with eating late or even eating during the night in your sleep if you can lol
my journal
http://www.wannabebigforums.com/showthread.php?t=68545
weight 202 - (bf around 14%)
PR's
Bench - 286
deadlift - new pr on the 23/12/06 190 kilo (430 pound)
squat - 264 ATF
Goals
200 pound at 10% bf by next summer
This week I did a new best on bench and new best on deads. Calories have been low, and I feel like I got prison raped by a large gorilla. I think I'll stick to maxing out when I have food in me.
Nick V
i do bud! if i work out late i eat then sleep and about 4 hours into my sleep im up and down for refreshment and to kneck a shake and then back to the land of nod!Originally Posted by HILL
lol
Stan: Here we go -- mac and cheese. (Reads box) "Boil water." What am I, a chemist?
Recently I can't sleep without food. I'll goto bed at 10, wake up every night between 12-1. I can either eat and be passed out 15 minutes later, or I tumble around for 3-4 hours and get almost no sleep. So recently I've been eating 1-2 cups of cottage cheese in the middle of the night. It maybe slowing down my cut, but atleast I get some sleep.
Nick V
It'll only slow your cut if you overeat.
Budget - eat slightly less earlier in the day so you can eat more at night.
That is what I'm having to do. Been averaging out 2600-2700 a day. Usually go to sleep with 2300-2400. If I happen to make it through the night, good. If I don't and eat a container of CC, then ohh well.
Nick V
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