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Thread: BLAP vs MAN: CLOUT
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10-24-2006, 01:50 AM #1
BLAP vs MAN: CLOUT
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"If you can't explain it simply, you don't understand it well enough"
- Albert Einstein
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10-24-2006, 01:52 AM #2
THE BLAPMEISTER
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*'latest' pics are 6+ months old
Age:
25
Sex:
Male
Height:
5’6
Weight:
~175lbs
Body Type:
Ecto
Body Fat
~11% (7 point calliper test).
Realistic estimate: ~12%
Training experience:
grew up as a cross country runner. I had dumbbells in my room as a teenager, but would definitely NOT consider this serious training. Made the transition to serious weight training around 3 years ago.
Current Lifting Program:
I’m currently on a version of Westside for Skinny Bastards (mon, tues, thurs, fri)
Monday: MAX EFFORT- UPPER BODY
Tuesday: MAX EFFORT- LOWER BODY
Thursday: REPETITION- UPPER BODY
Friday: REPETITION- LOWER BODY
Current Cardio Program:
10-15 minute sessions at the end of each weight training session.
Present/Continuing Supplementation:
Bulk Whey Protein Concentrate
Bulk Milk Protein Concentrate
Fish Oil caps
Multivitamin
Bulk CEE
Vitamin C
Ginger
Green Tea Extract
Bulk Leucine
Xtend
Glucophase XR
NOxidant
AMP/C2 combo (pre-workout as required)
Prescription/Recreational Drug Use/History:
None. I don’t drink or smoke.
Goals:
Over The Next Month: Add lbm cleanly.
Long Term: Reach 185lbs at a comfortable 10% bf. I have a long term girlfriend and I’m not really looking to impress anyone. I have no desire to compete and I’m not really the ‘top off’ kinda person. I lift because I enjoy it, but moving from a cross country fit 120lbs to 170lbs+ in 2 years has been a challenge.
My goals will probably change once I reach them but at the moment I’m not looking beyond that 180lb mark. At a teeny tiny 5’6 I should be filled out quite nicely.
Previous Logs:
I have kept a personal training log ever since I first started lifting.
- (4 week) Designer Supplements ActivaTe/ USPLabs PowerFULL
- (10 week) USPLabs Complete Product Stack
- (5 week) Bulk Powders/ Generic Products Log
- (4 week) SNS CVM Xtreme/Arginine E2 Matrix Log (sponsored)
- (4 week) Controlled Labs White Blood/Green Bulge Log
- (Ongoing) Stimulant Log/Review
Previous Standalone Reviews:
Ergopharm GF-Pro Sample Review (sponsored)
MET-Rx Supreme Whey™ (UK) Review
Reflex® Instant Whey (UK) Review
Dorian Yates Approved™ Pro-Recover
MET-Rx CreaPHos™ ReviewBLAP BLAP BLAPB APBLAP PLAB BAPB BP@P BLAPL APBLL LBAP
"If you can't explain it simply, you don't understand it well enough"
- Albert Einstein
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10-24-2006, 01:55 AM #3
TYPICAL DAILY DIET
1- (pre-workout):Rolled oats2- (during workout)
Honey
Whey
0.5l water10g BCAA’s3- (post-workout):
20g dextrose
3.0l waterOats powder4-
Whey
Leucine
0.5l waterTuna5-
Whole-wheat pasta
Broccoli
Cheese
0.5l waterBlended banana/ peanut butter/ whey milk6-
Natural yogurt
0.5l waterChicken breast and brown rice or chicken fajitas7-
Fresh spinach
0.5l waterMPC and egg protein shake
SOME OTHER POINTS:
- I haven’t utilized a creatine product in 3+ months.
- I’ve never used a Beta-Alanine product
- I’d like to really thank Joey and MAN for sending me this product all the way over here to review.
That is all…BLAP BLAP BLAPB APBLAP PLAB BAPB BP@P BLAPL APBLL LBAP
"If you can't explain it simply, you don't understand it well enough"
- Albert Einstein
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10-24-2006, 04:23 AM #4
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10-24-2006, 04:41 AM #5
Subscribes.
Best of luck Blap.MET-Rx/Pure Protein Board Rep
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The most motivational log - http://tinyurl.com/BigNorg
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10-24-2006, 05:38 AM #6
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10-24-2006, 09:24 AM #7>>> DAY 1
MAX-EFFORT
UPPER BODY
24 October 2006
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> INITIAL THOUGHTS:
Taste:
7/10
The powder smelled great- a lot sweeter and fruitier than I’d expected. I made the mistake of giving the tub a little shake before I opened it and some kinda death vapor near choked me to death! The powder is extremely fine and light.
Anyway, taste was not too bad. UberBezerker’s comparison of ‘fancy soap’ pretty much covers it. The taste is pleasant at first then has a dry kick. However the lingering aftertaste is a very fruity and pleasant one- no problems there. Definitely drinkable and I’ll probably enjoy it soon enough.
I tried it in regular tap-water. I’ll try it with colder water next time.
Mixability:
9/10
Perfect- no problems whatsoever.
> WORKOUT BASICS
4 sets Flat Bench
4 sets Chest Supported Barbell Rows
3 sets Decline Bench
4 sets Seated Military Press
3 sets Face Pulls
3 sets Weighted Dips
As is my way, I’ll be evaluating Clout based on subjective effects/claims made by the product. I’ll also put up a chart, probably over the weekend, which establishes my baseline core lifts to provide some more objective feedback.
Main things I’ll be looking at as this log develops:
-Strength
-Endurance
-Stamina
-Recovery
-Pumps/Fullness
> OTHER:
Nothing really to say- except that my gym finally caught on that I hadn’t paid up my membership in over 2 months… cry.BLAP BLAP BLAPB APBLAP PLAB BAPB BP@P BLAPL APBLL LBAP
"If you can't explain it simply, you don't understand it well enough"
- Albert Einstein
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10-24-2006, 09:34 AM #8
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10-24-2006, 09:38 AM #9Originally Posted by envythahustlaBLAP BLAP BLAPB APBLAP PLAB BAPB BP@P BLAPL APBLL LBAP
"If you can't explain it simply, you don't understand it well enough"
- Albert Einstein
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10-24-2006, 09:43 AM #10
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10-24-2006, 09:47 AM #11
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10-25-2006, 11:19 AM #12>>> DAY 2
MAX-EFFORT
LOWER BODY
25 October 2006
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> WORKOUT BASICS
5 sets Squats
5 sets Deadlifts
4 sets Smith Calf Raises
4 sets Static Holds
> STRENGTH
Pretty solid but nothing spectacular.
> ENDURANCE/ STAMINA
Ok- I felt pretty quick to recover. Nothing significant to report here really.
> RECOVERY
Oh damn, I’m as sure as anything today. Pretty much everything is sore- front delts, chest, lats and triceps. Only my biceps survived yesterday intact. This is the price I pay for having been off of creatine for so long- and in a way this is a good thing since one of the greatest benefits I’ve found from creatine products I respond well to is enhanced recovery/ reduced DOMS.
Inter-set recovery was ok- I was a little sluggish having had a late night though
> PUMPS/FULLNESS
Nothing really to note here. Pumps in upper legs were average- pumps in claves were pretty good though. Still very very early days however and I’m just making brief reports to provide myself with a baseline for later on in the logs when, hopefully, effects will be more prevelant.
> OTHER:
Solid leg day. I go through love/hate phases with deadlifts and I think I’m turning a long hate phase around as I quite enjoyed deadlifting today. Had to pay up my gym membership, which sucked, but they didn’t backdate it so I have a full year with the last 10 weeks free of charge
Also unbelievable sore- I could barely pull a t-shirt over my head. Partially my fault for not stretching enough yesterday (I actively neglected it due to laziness). Didn’t make that mistake today. As I said earlier, a big measure of whether or not a creatine ‘works’ for me is the recovery/DOMS factor. Never having tried tricreatine orotate before this is something I will be watching closely.BLAP BLAP BLAPB APBLAP PLAB BAPB BP@P BLAPL APBLL LBAP
"If you can't explain it simply, you don't understand it well enough"
- Albert Einstein
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10-25-2006, 07:59 PM #13
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10-26-2006, 02:31 AM #14Originally Posted by Nathan1
- kethnaab's Westside for Bodybuilders (WS4BB)
- Spytech Hybrid WSB
They're a little more 'bodybuilder'-orientated rather than performance athelete/sports orientated (plus Spytech is teh huge!).
Skinny bastards unite!!!! (although you're not-so-skinny!) )Last edited by Blap Blaow; 10-26-2006 at 02:55 AM.
BLAP BLAP BLAPB APBLAP PLAB BAPB BP@P BLAPL APBLL LBAP
"If you can't explain it simply, you don't understand it well enough"
- Albert Einstein
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10-26-2006, 08:13 AM #15>>> DAY 3
REPETITION
UPPER BODY
26 October 2006
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> WORKOUT BASICS
Workout Time: 70 mins
4 sets Incline Bench
3 sets T-Bar Rows (wide grip)
3 sets Cable Crossovers (lying flat)
3 sets Pullups (narrow/hammer grip)
3 sets Skullcrusher Extns
2 sets E-Z Bar Curls
4 sets Barbell Shrugs
3 sets Iso-Lateral Raises
> STRENGTH
Wasn’t playing for strength today (being a repetition day) but, nevertheless, strength was solid.
> ENDURANCE/ STAMINA
Good. I typically recover much better from high rep/volume workouts than max-effort workout and that really showed today. 25 working sets + stretching and warm-ups in 70 minutes Surprised myself there! Looking at it that seems like a little too much volume, but the workout felt great and was reasonably concise.
> RECOVERY
I was surprised I had such a decent workout today being as sore as I still was. Benching to start didn’t feel great at first- my tris in particular felt like they were being brutalized, but after a little warm up everything kicked into gear and felt great.
Inter-set recovery was pretty good- 25 sets + warmup + stretching in 70 minutes says it all! As I said though, I’m much better at recovering from volume than I am from max-effort sets/workouts.
Legs are tremendously sore- calves, glutes and quads in particular… but hams too! Lower back is also pretty sore. Generally… I am sore.
> PUMPS/FULLNESS
Pumps were pretty good- great pump in my shoulders and biceps in particular, despite only doing limited dedicated sets of either. Couldn’t feel much in my tris ‘cept soreness…
Not noticing any beyond-typical fullness at the moment.
> OTHER:
Good workout- very solid. I’ve been peeing like a monster and I had to get up 3 times last night to have a little tinkle. Obviously this isn’t ideal so I’m gonna switch up my Clout dosing slightly and change from 9am/9pm dosing to 9am/6pm dosing. Hopefully that’ll help ‘dry me out’ before I hit the hay.
Taste of Clout in cold (not cool but COLD) water is actually pretty good- much much better than just regular tap water. The ‘dry kick’ is almost negligible.BLAP BLAP BLAPB APBLAP PLAB BAPB BP@P BLAPL APBLL LBAP
"If you can't explain it simply, you don't understand it well enough"
- Albert Einstein
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10-26-2006, 08:15 AM #16
Nice workout Blap, keep it up!
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10-26-2006, 09:57 PM #17
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10-26-2006, 10:25 PM #18
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10-27-2006, 04:54 AM #19Originally Posted by boyscouT
If it wasn't for Blap I would have never started logging supplementsMET-Rx/Pure Protein Board Rep
Disclaimer: The thoughts and opinions of this rep are of his own and does not reflect MET-Rx/Pure Protein as a company. This user is a Bodybuilding.com board representative and is not an employee of MET-Rx/Pure Protein.
The most motivational log - http://tinyurl.com/BigNorg
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10-27-2006, 05:23 AM #20
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10-27-2006, 10:15 AM #21>>> DAY 4> NOTES:
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27 October 2006
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I really wanted to hit the gym today but I just couldn’t. As soon as I got out of bed I realized my legs were still uber-sore and stiff to the point where I couldn’t straighten them at all. So I kinda felt a volume leg workout was out of the question! I’m enjoying a rest day instead and will switch up my workout to tomorrow- despite the fact I loathe working out on the weekend!
The rest of me is very sore still too. Other than that there’s nothing to say. I should note that, despite never having used a beta alanine product before, I havn’t once felt the ‘tingles’ from the 1.6g BA in Clout. Not a problem, just thought I'd mention it.BLAP BLAP BLAPB APBLAP PLAB BAPB BP@P BLAPL APBLL LBAP
"If you can't explain it simply, you don't understand it well enough"
- Albert Einstein
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10-27-2006, 10:22 AM #22Originally Posted by Nathan1
Originally Posted by boyscouTOriginally Posted by BigNorwegianOriginally Posted by Bootysweat!
EDIT: In case in didn't emphasize it enough at the start I wanted to give another huge thanks to Joey for sending me the Clout to try at his own expense. With 50 other logs going he went over and above the average with his generosityLast edited by Blap Blaow; 10-27-2006 at 10:55 AM.
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"If you can't explain it simply, you don't understand it well enough"
- Albert Einstein
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10-28-2006, 04:30 AM #23>>> DAY 5
REPETITION
LOWER BODY
28 October 2006
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> WORKOUT BASICS
Workout Time: 45 mins
4 sets Barbell Lunges
3 sets Seated Calf Raise
3 sets Leg Extn
3 sets Hamstring Curl
> STRENGTH
Not a strength day but strength still felt up to par/good on all except Lunges. Starting with them and still being a touch sore I wasn’t as overly comfortable with them as I would’ve liked.
> ENDURANCE/ STAMINA
Actually pretty good. After getting warmed up and shaking the sore outta dem wheels I was feeling great. As the workout went on I felt better and better although the weights I was hitting did take a sharp decline on my very last set. At this point I could barely manage to finish a 20 rep drop set as my legs just gave out.
> RECOVERY
Up until my very last set recovery was good. As I already said I felt stronger as the workout went on and overall more comfortable. However I did hit a huge wall on the last set that I didn’t recover from.
Soreness is definitely still there from the previous leg workout so I’m sure I’ll be pretty much crippled tomorrow.
> PUMPS/FULLNESS
Legs look pretty full, especially calves. Upper body looks ok, nothing special.
> OTHER:
Good workout. Actually better than I expected given the soreness still present in my legs but I managed to shake that off pretty quickly. I loathe working out on weekends too but I also hate missing workouts- especially when I’m logging- so I did what I had to do... Hopefully I won’t be paying for it with perma-soreness through to next weeks workout.BLAP BLAP BLAPB APBLAP PLAB BAPB BP@P BLAPL APBLL LBAP
"If you can't explain it simply, you don't understand it well enough"
- Albert Einstein
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10-28-2006, 06:55 AM #24
Looking good blap. Thanks for thinking about us and hittin the gym on the weekend
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Disclaimer: The thoughts and opinions of this rep are of his own and does not reflect MET-Rx/Pure Protein as a company. This user is a Bodybuilding.com board representative and is not an employee of MET-Rx/Pure Protein.
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10-28-2006, 12:56 PM #25
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10-29-2006, 09:44 AM #26>>> DAY 6> NOTES:
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29 October 2006
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Very supirsed when I got up this morning. Soreness is actually very mild which is amazing! This vindicates my Saturday (groan) workout! I’m not sure I’m any generally sorer than I would have been without yesterdays workout which is a great feeling- although calves are a little tight.
Everything else is going fine. I made the uber-error last night of putting my Clout into my milk shaker instead of the water one It actually tasted pretty decent up until the dregs which where pretty damn nasty!!
Have to spend the rest of the day brushing up on English developmental housing policy… cry…BLAP BLAP BLAPB APBLAP PLAB BAPB BP@P BLAPL APBLL LBAP
"If you can't explain it simply, you don't understand it well enough"
- Albert Einstein
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10-29-2006, 09:45 AM #27
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10-30-2006, 12:26 PM #28
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