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01-19-2015, 10:41 AM #91
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01-19-2015, 10:47 AM #96
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01-19-2015, 11:11 AM #97
Doc, when I did ask you about eat a piece of fruit before early morning workout and still get those "metabolism programing", I also was considering to ask you about drink whey with coconut oil instead, since coconut oil is ~50% MCT and would quickly be available as fuel, but i didn't think about heavy cream, since it would take ~3h to get digested and theoretically it also would slow down the whey digestion.
Does what I said make any sense?
PS: Whey mixed with heavy cream or coconut milk, ice and coffee is so freaking yummy!
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01-19-2015, 12:45 PM #98
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body fat and muscle gain
hi doc was just wondering, I've been training for some years now. I'm a very active person, do a hard manual job, but even if i eat my six meals plus aday, plus cardio one or twice a week i never seem to put on muscle, or lose body fat///////
my strength goes through the roof but it take me a life time to see any progress.
I've entered into the $200k transformation to try and push my self, but it just gets me down wen i train and eat well, and see vey little progress, any help would be appreciated.
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01-19-2015, 12:50 PM #99
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01-19-2015, 01:04 PM #100
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01-19-2015, 03:51 PM #101
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01-19-2015, 04:02 PM #102
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01-19-2015, 04:06 PM #103
Hi Doc,
I would have a few question for you, and I would be highly appreciated if you could answer them. would be really helpful.
In my diet i consume 2610 calories ( 15xbodyweight) with 1.3g of protein / pound , 20% of my calories come from fat and the rest come from carbs. All together its : 280g protein 237g carbs and 60g fats. 35% of my carbs before training ( I train in the morning ) 20% carbs in peri-workout shake with 40g protein, 25% of my carbs after training meal, another 15% with the second meal after training and 5% come from veggies. I do not eat fats together with carbs. I started my diet in 214 pounds, and in one week I have already lost 4 kgs.
Can I ask you if it is better to consume my protein+carbs shake intra(peri) workout, or after workout?
The reason I am having it intra training because as I know, if you having carbs intra training it can have a really good effect on sparing muscle tissue thanks for the increased level of insulin witch is blocks cortisol. And you have more energy while you train so you can have a more intense workout and can save stored glycogen in your muscles by using the glucose from dextrose in my shake. After training I am having 5g Bcaa + 5 g creatine monohydrate and half hour later a normal meal. but lot of people do the other way around, to have 5-10g bcaa intra workout and have the carb+protein shake after.
Witch one would be better Doc ?
Another question I would have is about TUT training. I started to use time under tension in ALL the exercises in ALL of my workout normally longer the negativ phase with faster concetric. Basically I try to follow Ben Pakulski and Charles Poliquin training philosophy. The question is do you think is more effective to train with TUT than using a normal tempo with heavier weights ? Because I felt improvemnt but still cannot decide if I should go back to train heavier and go back to use normal tempo or stay with TUT.
About Cardio Training.
I am a really BIG fan of doing HIIT sprint on the Curve treadmill or in a spinbike, or do a functional HIIT training with kettlebells.
My question is witch is the optimal time to do HIIT ?Is it make any difference If I do if immediately after weights, or like 5 hours later, after having 2 meals ? In theory i know it have better metabolic response if you separate the two, because you body needs to speed up 2 times, and you can have a more intense HIIT session thanks to the refueled glycogen stores. BUT is it make any difference ? Because it is hard to manage to train 2 times a day, so is it still optimal, to do in the same time ?
I have only one more question
Previously when I cut down I went down to 5% bodyfat, my diet worked really well, but my total calories and macros was VERY different.
3000 calories / 55%protein/25%carbs/20%fat = 412/187/67
Worked really well, but I was like a zombie, I never had energy for anything, i felt stupid, basically i suffered for 3 months. few weeks ago Talked with someone who nows about diet and he told me that i could be happy that my kidneys is still funciton.
Do you think that my current diet is better than the previous one ? Is 280g protein enough to spare the tissues ? is in that bad that i have like 66% of my previous protein intake, witch is a huge defficit?
I would be really really happy, If you would answer my questions Doc.
Have a nice day
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01-19-2015, 04:53 PM #104
Help asap
I tend to acumulate fat, a lot of fat in my chest and my external oblique. And one of my biggest problem es making my biceps grow....
Any tips? I usuaylly do 4 to 5 exercises of biceps.
Doctor, is there a way for me to contact you privately, maybe twitter inbox? I am from Guatemala and really need help to achieve my goals
thanks
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01-19-2015, 06:07 PM #105
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- Location: Altoona, Pennsylvania, United States
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Hi, I was hoping you could provide me some insight. I am 34 years old 5'8 and as of today I weigh 357lbs. I am firmly committed to loosing all this weight. And I want to gain as much muscle and burn as much fat as I can. Currently my workouts are. 6 days a week Mon. Arms Biceps, Triceps, Shoulders, Chest, Abs. Tue. Traps, Lats, Middle back, Lower back, Torso extensions. Wed. Quads, Hamstrings, Calves Abduction, Adduction. Then I repeat Monday on Thursday, Tuesday on Friday and Wed. on Saturday. I do 3 exercises of 4 set with 12 reps per group, and my workouts take close to 2 hours. I take a vitamin supplement pack every day, Eat high protein meals and drink protein shakes with creatin and BCAA between all my meals, and I take one smaller shake right when I go to bed.
I would like to know your advice on this, if This is too much, and could hinder progress or if as long as I can handle it, to stick with it. To be honest I wish I could go harder and do more. I used to be a Martial artist and Boxer, and after a few good injuries, I stopped working out. It did not take long for me to gain a lot of weight, And Now I want it gone!! But I want to be safe about it. I have all but destroyed my right knee, a long with other injuries that make working out at my weight a challenge at times. I would really appreciate any advice on my workout.
Thank you,
-Apollo
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01-19-2015, 06:26 PM #106
- Join Date: Dec 2005
- Location: Atlanta, Georgia, United States
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Hello Dr. Wilson,
I am 6ft7in, 280 pounds, and 11.1% bodyfat (did hydrostatic). My goal is to get to 6-7% bodyfat, weight around 265 by the end of the contest. I store most of my fat in my abs and obliques. I need to lose about 15 pounds of FAT to reach that goal.
Any Suggestions on how to target the fat in my stomach?
Thank you Doc!Tailor-Made by RaShane. Customized Fitness and Health Programs! Keep it simple approach!
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01-19-2015, 07:25 PM #107
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01-19-2015, 07:34 PM #108
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01-19-2015, 08:24 PM #109
Hello there Muscle Prof. I just watched your video and wanted some clarity on the challenge of this week and how to post. I am not too keen on this twitter or instagram stuff, I have ********, and I actually got a Twitter account for one of BB previous challenges. That is usually where we are to post the @ and # notations, right? Do we post a video on Twitter? Could we post a picture or video on any one of those social networks? How do you guys see what we post in order to be in the runnings for the judging of the weekly contest? In your video I did not catch WHERE we are to post. And did you say #200kchallenge@bodybuildingcomthemuscleprof@dymati ze? From what I remember of trying out twitter, you do not have that much space. Could you lend me some guidance of where and how to post this weeks challenge? Thanks so much. I will probably come back to your site and ask more workout and nutrition related questions, now that I know you are here. Thanks, I appreciate your help
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01-19-2015, 08:34 PM #110
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01-19-2015, 09:13 PM #111
Have been working at loosing weight and increasing muscle mass for 20 months. Lost 45lbs and a lot of inches, increased a lot of muscle as well, although I'm not sure of amounts. I work out 6-7 days a week, including lifting, kickboxing and endurance, I eat clean and measure my macros, however the weight comes off rather slow for the effort and dedication put in.
Any thoughts?Don't Stop Until You're Proud!
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01-20-2015, 06:54 AM #112
Keto Diet
My question is when I am doing a keto diet, what should the cycle look like? I read an article that talks about doing a weekend carb load from Friday night into Saturday night. What are the benefits to doing a carb load? Could it backfire in my goals of fat loss?
Thanks so much for your help!
-Jessica Ashley
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01-20-2015, 12:21 PM #113
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01-20-2015, 01:57 PM #114
Hi Dr. Wilson,
I have a question about energy drinks. Do you think they are ok? Specifically not the ones with a bunch of sugar, but the sugar free ones? I drink one Xyience each day before my workouts, about 5 cans per week. It seems to help my energy level for cardio. If used in moderation are they ok?
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01-20-2015, 11:50 PM #115
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01-20-2015, 11:56 PM #116
Dear Muscle Prof.,
Great to have you here for us. I am on day 46 of your Project Mass and am loving it so far but i have one issue. My pull strength is weak and i cannot properly do a pull up/ chin up without assistance. Should I be adding more sets or other back exercises (if so which exercises?) to strengthen my back on the "pull days"?
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01-21-2015, 12:29 AM #117
Thanks for the previous answer. I have another question that I've been wondering.
You recommend eating "good" carb sources like full wheat pasta and brown rice. What are the reasons for this? Is the fiber intake the only reason? What if I use fiber supplement product, could I then have the carbs from "bad" sources like standard jasmine rice? I've seen several pro bodybuilders preferring "bad" carb sources as they are more easy to the ingestion system. Of course pro bodybuilders eat a lot more carbs than I do, so they may get too much fiber if they would eat only full wheat?.
Thanks already for the answer and your project mass
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01-21-2015, 01:23 AM #118
Hi Doc!
I need some advice please!
I am 2 weeks into my diet. Eating 1500cal (150gP/150gC/33gF).
I am 166cm (think that's 5'4"??) and roughly around 65kg (143lbs).
I am handling hunger periods very well because I eat 5 small meals a day but I am struggling with fatigue immensely! (I don't really get too hungry, I just get extremely tired)
Also I haven't seen any visible changes in my physique yet (the scale/measurements hasn't moved much either.)
I am doing weights (heavy, 12-15reps) 5 times a week and HIIT cardio twice a week for 20min.
1. Are there any supplements I could take/things I could do to fight/prevent fatigue (I am already taking a multi and an iron supplement)
2. Should I change my macros or up the cardio to see changes or should I just be a bit more patient?
I am putting a lot of effort into this and am super strict with my macros and training because I really want to see changes this time (and frankly I am scared that I put in all this effort and not see results because I am doing something wrong)
Any advice would be hugely appreciated!! Thank you!
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01-21-2015, 07:23 AM #119
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Keto and carbs around workouts
Hey Dr. Wilson, I'm currently doing project mass(best program I've ever done, love the variety of exercises and techniques). I'm on a keto diet, I've been gaining strength but on my hypertrophy days are starting to suffer, I'm still lifting heavier than ever before so I know I'm pushing myself, but I feel like I have more in my tank but I gas out to fast. My question is now that I'm in ketosis im going to start adding 30 carbs around workouts. Curious if I should add them hour before, after training, or split 15 on each side of the workout. Also I'm eating rice cakes(mainly for the convience) is that carb source acceptable. I'm also getting greens with every meal so I'm not completely abondoning carbs. Thanks in advance, I really appreciate your input.
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01-21-2015, 09:03 AM #120
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