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Created:09/20/2008
Last Modified:09/20/2008
Total Comments:1



Less Is More Is Less?

Had a great week training. After taking some time off the previous week for the first time in almost 4 months (can you say "overtraining?") I hit my training harder & smarter. The 3 day splits (Mon Chest/Tris, Wed Back/Legs, Fri Shoulders/Bis) divided up by core sessions on Tue & Thur worked well. Still some tenderness in the shoulders but nothing like it was. The Back/Legs session was INTENSE! It felt great to really tax my entire system like that again!

I’ve made a number of changes to various lifts, stopped doing some & replaced them with others. All in all it was great to get back at it. I feel like "me" again.

Now here is the funny part that I’m still trying to grasp. My appetite came back with a vengeance this week. It seems like I’m always eating. My new found passion is sushi, specifically a salmon & avocado roll in brown sticky rice. I’m eating this a lot, and I know as a result my carbs & EFAs are way up.

The end result?

I awoke this AM, "felt" kinda lean, so I weighed myself. Apparently I’ve LOST around 2.5 - 3 lbs eating like this the past week!! I have NO idea how/who/why. I know I didn’t gain any weight during the time off (weighed myself to verify), so this is all since Monday.

I’m lifting less (1 whole session/week). I’m eating more slow carbs & good fats. I’m resting more. The guy in the mirror looks better. Go figure….

If anyone can explain this I’d appreciate it.

One Response to “Less Is More Is Less?”

  1. jrallen3767 Says:

    you said it, less is best, but i’m a super over trainer, after football and wrestling thats all my body knows, but i’m starting to learn to listen to my body, i want to look as shared as yo when i get your age. keep training smart my friend.


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