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Building a Monster Upper Back

A huge and thick upper back is the hallmark of the alpha strength athlete. Only those with the fortitude and will to train with the requisite intensity will achieve the kind of upper back that literally intimidates and inspires awe in all who see it.

If you truly want the biggest and strongest back possible, it is necessary to combine the best of both the powerlifting and bodybuilding worlds!

Author: Christopher Mason Added: November 11th, 2009
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Old 11-02-2009, 03:29 PM   #1
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Palumbo Diet for 180lb goal..

Alright.. I'm 215lbs right now, by the end of the week I should be around 208-210. I'm a bit bloated from drinking and ****ty eating over the past few weeks.

I want to cut, and I want to cut fast enough that I see results..not so fast I'm burning muscle..and not so slow I'm eating the same crap for the next 6 months.

270g Protein = 1080 k/cals

90g Fat = 810 k/cals

0g Direct Carbs = 0 k/cals

Total Calories @ 180lb goal = 1890 k/cal

Calories actually look a wee bit high, I haven't dieted in a long time and I'm not sure where I clock in at. Just wondering what you all think..

No stimulants, minus coffee in the morning and pre-workout.

Multi, EFA/EAA/BCAA, Glucosamine-Chondroiton+MSM, lots of dead lifts, squats, and overhead pressing.
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Old 11-02-2009, 11:33 PM   #2
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Looks about right for 2lbs a week of weight loss. Maybe a tad bit low for your current weight.
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Old 11-03-2009, 09:59 AM   #3
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Looks about right for 2lbs a week of weight loss. Maybe a tad bit low for your current weight.
You think it will not spare muscle well at these macros seeing how heavy I am?

I don't think I can lean out to 180, I mean i'd be lighter then when I left high school and I was pretty lean but not muscle mass.. I'd like to think I'd be done around 190 realistically.

These boards are slow nowadays..
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Old 11-03-2009, 10:30 AM   #4
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1846 cals to lose 2lbs a week. Keeping mind when u lose the weight you are going to have to adjust the calories to continue losing.
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