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Getbig Main Boards => Gossip & Opinions => Topic started by: Marty Champions on April 30, 2013, 06:03:41 AM
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the most energy
plain and simple
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the most energy
plain and simple
Conditioning circuit?
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Perceived energy - i.e. a lasting endorphin rush caused by great workout
Or actual high energy levels.....?
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Conditioning circuit?
how would a "condidtioning circuit" give me the most energy, doesnt make sense.
I want energy to do the conditioning circuit not vice versa
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Perceived energy - i.e. a lasting endorphin rush caused by great workout
Or actual high energy levels.....?
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id like to see someone for a change that doesnt promote heme-iron or steroids
right now eating beans and rice for breakfast with texas pete, already had my kale,oranges, protien shake
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how would a "condidtioning circuit" give me the most energy, doesnt make sense.
I want energy to do the conditioning circuit not vice versa
Conditioning circuits would enhance your body's ability to efficiently process oxygen. Would that not give you more energy?
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In an ideal world where cost isn't an issue, i'd say intense circuit training with supplementation of pure oxygen when you're not training.
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a good pre workout snack is re-fried crack cocaine
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1 on, 2 off
squats, shoulders, dips, chins.
As soon as you reach 12-15 reps add weight - only in really small increments even if you feel going heavier.
Saves the joints and you blow up somewhat.
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id like to see someone for a change that doesnt promote heme-iron or steroids
right now eating beans and rice for breakfast with texas pete, already had my kale,oranges, protien shake
I don't promote steroids I don't take them, however am guilty of ingesting Heme-Iron and Texas Pete on chicken. For long term energy for painting and mowing fats are a key long chain energy source maybe some Cheese or Peanuts are in order.
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Does this method guarantee shredded glutes?
Probably vaginal insertions with weighted boots will do the trick.
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I think 100g of fat per day is needed too for optimal strength and energy. I get the highest workout performance from a few days of eating rice, potato, beans and yougert, vegetables and fruitjuice etc.