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If rest & nutrition are in check.. its unlikely. I have construction worker buddies that work 12hr manual labor jobs and train arms directly 3 times per week (all 3 train 7 days/week also) Surely they are not 'over training' their arms, as they are 18+ inches. Its a widely misused term mostly thrown around by guys that dont even look like they lift. |
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For those who know more than I do about this stuff: can you get this look without steroids?
http://chiefsplanet.com/BB/attachmen...9&d=1421419201 It's of one of the Hogs linebackers. I've been really impressed with our S&C coach's transformations he's made of our players. He's a crazy freak who espouses super clean eating and such (I see him at our natural food store all the time). However, I'm beginning to wonder if a lot of these guys aren't juicing, especially after this picture. Here's a video about him: <iframe width="560" height="315" src="//www.youtube.com/embed/o4W259aUX3k" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe> |
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What do you guys eat (or ingest) before intense crossfit workouts? Also after?
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I don't eat before workouts. It's just not necessary if your nutrition is on point. Feed yourself well generally and it will fall into place.
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I generally feel a bit more spry for the first half of my workout if I haven't eaten since I avoid that lethargy that comes with eating a meal.
The last 1/3rd or so I feel like I don't have that extra bit in the tank to finish out sets though. Oftentimes I end up half-assing the last few sets so I can high tail it out of there and get some food. |
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I literally can't work out after eating. I feel lethargic.
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