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Yup. Though, he did claim that he didn't knowingly take the banned supplements.Asafa got caught once already right
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Yup. Though, he did claim that he didn't knowingly take the banned supplements.Asafa got caught once already right
REPPEDin regards to caffeine pills, i took them last year.
^ Thismany preworkouts have ingredients to facilitate a pump. you don't want that for running. evomuse put one out specifically for cardio called cardiotryx but i never tried it.
How much cardio are you guys doing post lift? Usually 10-20 mins for me by it doesn't seem like it's a lot. maybe if I ran for those 10-20 mins it would be more than enough
Random...but do you guys remember a few months back, someone posted a vid in here of Gaston from Disney World being challenged to a pushup contest from a tourist? Well, the dude who played Gaston died this past weekend after he tried to launch a firework off of his head.
Actor Who Played Gaston at Disney World Dies After Shooting Firework Off Head
me too...i refrain from cardio during my cut until i get to like 9-10% when i need that extra boost to get really lean#None
I lost 45 pounds with no cardio lol.
I'm having trouble staying tight on my bench.
Any tips, advices, cues?
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Ive never been that lean but I feel like we have the same approach.
me too...i refrain from cardio during my cut until i get to like 9-10% when i need that extra boost to get really lean
It's not even that hard. Just grasp the simple concept of Cals In vs. Cals Out. Very, very easy to understand and follow.
Ive never been that lean but I feel like we have the same approach.
When i see people especially females grinding that treadmill hard with intentions to purely lose weight opposed to increasing cardiovascular health thinking cardio is the most pivotal part of fat/weight loss i just chuckle. Once you understand that what you eat is literally 80% +++ part of the process when changing your body things become so simple.
Shrug up, back, down, lock in place. Try to touch your shoulder blades. Dig them into the bench. Tuck your feet behind your knees. Try to "bend the bar" on the way down then flare out on the way up. Squeeze the glutes and push through your feet.I'm having trouble staying tight on my bench.
Any tips, advices, cues?
Shrug up, back, down, lock in place. Try to touch your shoulder blades. Dig them into the bench. Tuck your feet behind your knees. Try to "bend the bar" on the way down then flare out on the way up. Squeeze the glutes and push through your feet.
Send me a video of your setup and I can try to help.