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Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: Kingfush
« on: September 10, 2017, 10:07:51 pm »
great stuff. will throw that in there if this comes up with someone in the future.

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great stuff. will throw that in there if this comes up with someone in the future.
pharmaceutical cheat codes are dangerous. if you're even considering that, at this stage, i'd say you've definitely stumbled on to the "wrong track".
if you were already in "peak athletic condition", and were contemplating PED's/pharma to push yourself past your limits, that would be more understandable. That's when you contemplate something like that (if you aren't anti PED), not when you can make tons of gains the simple way.
losing fat is easier, the more you have.
gaining muscle is easier, the less you have.
improving fitness, is easier the less you have.
improving vert & speed, is easier the more detrained you are.
you have most of those things in your favor right now .. focus on the basics & make progress. People look towards everything but the basics, when trying to make progress. It's really incredible when you think about it. I'm on another forum where there's tons of "bodybuilder" types, and it's incredible how much sh*t people consider without first considering proper training. They are interested in all kinds of pharma when simple cardio or high frequency lifting in comnination with a proper diet, would do the job. It's mind blowing to me.
I personally would never take anything that risks my health or threatens to shorten life span, just to gain muscle, lose fat, or improve performance. To me, that is "disordered". It's interesting to me that the "substance abuse bodybuilding" crowd is not considered disordered - I think because it's such a huge money making market. Here, people are shortening their life spans by many years, dealing with all kinds of adverse health effects, taking all kinds of crazy chemical concoctions, just to change their appearance. Most of these people utilize this stuff way too early - hard training & proper diet would have given them the same & better results. It's incredible how many people fall for this pharma garbage IMHO. I mean to each their own, but, I personally respect natural bodybuilders & such who achieve their physics by just eating clean, lifting hard, and staying healthy. Somewhat of a rant, but, I just feel like resorting to things like TRT/hGH & such is usually considered way too early, which sounds all kinds of alarms to me.
Same thing goes for the performance crowd. You just have to be so careful. What if taking steroids/hgh caused you to really grow fast, but your tendons lagged behind & you end up wrecking one? That's the age old story about PED use and performance: muscles grow fast, tendons/ligaments don't .. injury risk sky rockets. So that's a major concern, among many others.
Also, "will not stop until 425 or injury" sounds self destructive. That was basically my advice/warning to you in your journal, I can see you doing stuff like this. Everyone on here admires determination, but if determination is really kamikaze self destruction, it's not determination. It's hard to snap out of this mindset, so not sure how to convince you to be more patient and/or work on weaknesses while dealing with your current injury. I mean in the end that's your decision. But, I guess I also speak with alot of experience in that department, so it's easier for me to recognize when people are going down that path.
One thing I think more people need to realize is, the "want it now motivation" is *usually* a recipe used by those who are unsuccessful. These are usually the people who want to transform themselves at some point, but are just so impatient, they want to achieve it as soon as possible. The flip side is the elite/pro/dedicated athlete who seems to understand it's a very slow grind that will take many years of extremely hard, focused, dedicated training.
beyond that, health #1
Was pretty extreme to go from 315 - 385 - 405 sets in such a short matter of timehope u can recover fast.....
King, I think you are a special athlete. I have tried to replicate your squats by going full and pausing for years now. But it is finally catching up with me. I am now having hip problems, knees always sore.
I am saddened to say that I don't think I can copy your squats anymore and i will be like the other gym bro's that do half squats from now on![]()
right because he didn't work for his money against Maidana, Hatton, DLH, Judah, etc..Those were tough fights for him.
Floyd also deserves some respect for actually fighting in that sloppier style to make the fight more entertaining. He fought in a completely different style than he's used to.
King, what kind of salmon do you eat? The steaks or the leaner fillet?
Also do you do some kind of more hamstring/post chain focused workouts anymore like goodmornings or GHR?
Your HR @ 4 mph + 5% incline definitely improved over time, curious to see how it adapts to 7.5%. seems like a tough walk.
Uh-oh, the tonnage is going up! 2 sets of 315 now!
edit Or did you increase to 2 sets because you only had 1 workout those days?