The Product: Red Acid Gen 2.
http://forum.bodybuilding.com/showthread.php?t=901862
http://www.bodybuilding.com/store/clabs/red.html (Red Acid Gen 1)
Stats
Age:
22
Sex:
Male
Height:
5'10
Current Weight:
184lbs-188lbs (Scale at gym mysteriously vanished, so this is gonna be tough)
BodyType
Meso
Backbround and Training Experience:
Started training in high school for sports such as wrestling and track. Didn't get serious about training until college.
Current Lifting Program:
Chest/Back
Legs
Bis/Tris
Shoulders
Current Cardio Program:
Cardio normally done once every other day for a minimum of 30 minutes. Since I have a pretty busy schedule, there is no exact set time for these sessions. Sometimes I'll switch it up and play racquetball or go climbing instead of running or biking.
Prescription / Rec Drugs
None
Previous Fat Loss Experience:
EC Stack
MAN Scorch
Diesel Fuel
AMP
C2
Stim X
Current Supplementation:
Whey/Casein/Calcium Casenate
NOW Adam Multi
Fish Oil
Vit. C
Diet:
Currently 2,200 - 2,800 cals a day, low carb moderate protein/fat.
Cutting.
I try to get the bulk of m carbs in before and after my workout, then slowly taper down throughout the day. On non-training days I shoot for 100g of carbs or less, training days, between 150-200.
Protein I try to keep around 220-250g a day. Fat, i'm not too sure, but I don't think enough.
Not entirely sure what my BF% is right now, but i'm going to be conservative and say 11.5%.
Tomorrow will be my first day while taking Red Acid Gen 2, so i'll update then.
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09-25-2006, 04:19 PM #1
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Togoro's "All these logs have really stupid names" Red Acid Gen 2 Log
If one is born a male, at least once in his life he'll dream of becoming the strongest man alive.
"Once you do them you will own the squat."
-Fitnessman referring to 3-count squat pauses.
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09-25-2006, 04:21 PM #2
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09-26-2006, 05:10 AM #5
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Originally Posted by powells2
I'm not on the forums nearly as much as I used to be, so hopefully this log will keep me consistant.
Ok, and I PROMISE to have some pics up by the end of this. I've been depriving you of me for far too longIf one is born a male, at least once in his life he'll dream of becoming the strongest man alive.
"Once you do them you will own the squat."
-Fitnessman referring to 3-count squat pauses.
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09-26-2006, 05:11 AM #6
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09-26-2006, 05:24 AM #8
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First Day
Woke up at 5:30 this morning and popped 2 RA Gen 2's immediately.
Training partner never showed, so got to the gym a little late, about 6:20.
Today was a leg workout, so a little extra energy wouldn't hurt.
Warmed up on the stationary bike for 5 minutes, then jumped into squats.
Squats:
8x135
8x225
8x275
6x305
6x365
That last set had me pretty fried, it's been awhile since i've gone heavy(for me) on squats. After that last set I was foolish enough to listen to one of the big dogs in the weight room and do a set of 3 count pauses.
Never did them before, so I played it safe and put on 225. Did a set of 6 and felt awesome, very hard though. Definitely gonna keep them in the program.
The rest of the workout was pretty cut and dry, 3 sets of leg curls, a few sets of extensions, and some calf work.
After those squats I didn't have much left, which is how I like it. However, I still felt pretty awesome.
Not jittery caffeine/ephedra rush or anything, but a pretty solid, focused feeling.
Not bad so far, but we'll have to give it time. I'll update later when I find out it's effects on appetite.If one is born a male, at least once in his life he'll dream of becoming the strongest man alive.
"Once you do them you will own the squat."
-Fitnessman referring to 3-count squat pauses.
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09-26-2006, 05:34 AM #9
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09-26-2006, 10:42 AM #13
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Originally Posted by whitedevil74
It just sorta pumps me up, and I think it rings true for alot of us who spend time with the iron.If one is born a male, at least once in his life he'll dream of becoming the strongest man alive.
"Once you do them you will own the squat."
-Fitnessman referring to 3-count squat pauses.
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09-26-2006, 10:45 AM #14
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Originally Posted by fitnessman
I'm definitely going to be keeping them in my program. Hopefully they'll really bump my squat up.
Lookin' to start puttin' up some bigger numbers, but I don't see myself hitting 600 anytime soon.
Unlike another guy I train withIf one is born a male, at least once in his life he'll dream of becoming the strongest man alive.
"Once you do them you will own the squat."
-Fitnessman referring to 3-count squat pauses.
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09-26-2006, 10:47 AM #15
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09-26-2006, 04:55 PM #18
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Appetite Suppression
Honestly, I was pretty surprised. No matter what, my appetite is normally pretty voracious. Took two RA gen 2 at around noon on an empty stomach, and I haven't been all that hungry all day, including now.
Dunno how long this will last, as I tend to build up a tolerance to things rather quickly.
On a side note, I have a pretty wicked headache right now. Not sure that's the cause of it.If one is born a male, at least once in his life he'll dream of becoming the strongest man alive.
"Once you do them you will own the squat."
-Fitnessman referring to 3-count squat pauses.
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09-28-2006, 07:06 AM #19
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Tris and Bis today.
Felt awesome, although I must have slept on my left arm in an awkward position, because it hurt like hell this morning.
Energy was up, but I may have just been amped to work out my tris.
Threw up 225 today for 6 on reverse grip bp on the smith for the first time today. Felt great.
Still feel pretty good, even with just 5 hours of sleep under my belt. May go back for some cardio then take a nap later.If one is born a male, at least once in his life he'll dream of becoming the strongest man alive.
"Once you do them you will own the squat."
-Fitnessman referring to 3-count squat pauses.
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09-30-2006, 10:12 AM #20
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Had shoulders yesterday.
Felt sorta crappy, didn't get much sleep the night before.
Pretty cut and dry w/o, wanted to go heavy on seated bb millitary, but there were only 3 other dudes in the room, and none of them looked like safe bets in the spot department. Weights were moderate, but still felt pretty good.
Cardio today. Nothing insane, but decent intensity. Even with the Red Acid I felt pretty sluggish this morning. Might just be the week and reduced calories catching up to me.
Still no scale back at the gym, starting to get a little pissed. Might just go to a department store or something and try and use one of theirs. Dunno what they'd think of me standing in my underwear though. Starting to notice some nice shoulder vascularity by the way.If one is born a male, at least once in his life he'll dream of becoming the strongest man alive.
"Once you do them you will own the squat."
-Fitnessman referring to 3-count squat pauses.
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10-01-2006, 10:00 AM #21
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10-02-2006, 08:15 AM #23
Good luck with your training there JP. I will try to call you back whenever i have a chance. Hopefully u can come visit and we can train together. As for the sleep thing, i remember two christmas's ago i drank every nite and only got like 4 or 5 hours of sleep and still lifted pretty good... i'm just busting ur balls though, i know it is rough to have school and train. Later bro
"90% of it is just going out there and doing the work, day in, day out"
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10-02-2006, 09:59 AM #24
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Originally Posted by pu12en12gIf one is born a male, at least once in his life he'll dream of becoming the strongest man alive.
"Once you do them you will own the squat."
-Fitnessman referring to 3-count squat pauses.
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10-02-2006, 10:08 AM #25
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Chest and Back today.
Felt sluggish as hell when I walked into the gym this morning. That changed pretty quick after my warm-up set on bb flat.
8x135(warmup)
6x225
6x245
4x265
3x275
10x205(cool down)
Felt really strong in chest today for some reason. Could have been the unintentional carb-up I had on Saturday evening into Sunday morning.
Did 3 sets of cables with a drop set at the end. By then the pump in my chest was pretty intense.
3 sets of 6 with 90lb dbs on incline and weighted dips at 3x8(body weight+45lb plate) finished off my chest workout.
Back was pretty standard, and a little underdone due to time constraints, but I still felt like I got it worked pretty good.
So far appetite has been pretty easy to keep in check, with the exception of this weekend, but that was a conscious choice. Energy seems on the up, but i'm also able to take a nap after my workouts, which I love. I'm pretty happy that Gen 2 is sans caffeine.If one is born a male, at least once in his life he'll dream of becoming the strongest man alive.
"Once you do them you will own the squat."
-Fitnessman referring to 3-count squat pauses.
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10-03-2006, 05:09 AM #27
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Legs today.
Felt really tired when I woke up this morning. Did 6 minutes on the stationary bike to warm up my legs and a light set of db lunges.
Felt incredible today. Used a belt for the first time in awhile, and it made a huge difference.
Squats
8x225
8x275
8x315
6x365
6x385
Felt really good, think I'm ready for 405 next week. After those squats I threw in a set of 3-counts with 275 for 8. Hurt like hell
Went on to do 3 sets of leg curls, a few sets of extensions and some calf work.
The only increase in energy or intensity came in the form of Fitnessman spotting me. The man makes it so you're too scared not to put the weight up, haha.If one is born a male, at least once in his life he'll dream of becoming the strongest man alive.
"Once you do them you will own the squat."
-Fitnessman referring to 3-count squat pauses.
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10-03-2006, 05:11 AM #28
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10-03-2006, 10:41 AM #30
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Originally Posted by powells2
Actually I never tried the original, heard good things about it though.
Hopefully I can keep these numbers going up, I need to be as big as I can get by March so I can impress you at the ArnoldIf one is born a male, at least once in his life he'll dream of becoming the strongest man alive.
"Once you do them you will own the squat."
-Fitnessman referring to 3-count squat pauses.
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