This is an article of a board I'm on. I find it very good but dated, The writer admits he'd do it different if he'd knew3 then what he knows know on watermangement.
ok here is the complete blueprint and outline of my contest prep. I will state things i do, and give you explainations of why I do them. I start training 20 weeks from a competition. Training does not change, as Im closer to showtime, strength naturally decreases so I go with that and listen to my body, but set/rep scheme doesnt change, and shouldn't. Why would you want to do higher reps or more reps? The purpose to have the most muscle on stage, and using less weight wont do that.
(20 weeks-10 weeks out)
DRUGS:
1200-1500mg eq week
1200mg nandrolone week
400mg trenbolone enanthate every 3 days
125mg dbol a day
accutane:40mg a day
5mg femera every day
10mg aromasin every day
14iu gh a day.split in 2 doses, 8iu upon waking, 6iu post workout
10iu humalog with each gh dose
100-250mcg IGF-1(lr3) per day for 6 weeks..dose depending on quality
Rx legally prescribed painkiller as needed
rozerm for sleep
SUPPLEMENTS:
40g glutamine a day
multivitamin/mineral
ALA/400mg a day
livercure/liv52/evening primrose oil
MEAL SCHEME:
Because I can handle alot of carbs without getting fat, my carbs will be easily over 1300g per day during this bulking period. The only thing I eat you would call "cheat" is chicken enchilatas and beans from Mexican Village. These kind of foods when bulking I feel are not counterproductive, though when Im 10-8 weeks out, there is not cheating anymore, no meals, nothing. I hear many talk about the benefits of a cheat meal, but thats rediculous other than to satisfy your urges..and If u cannot mentally get over urges, competitive bodybuilding is NOT for you! You will notice that when massing I do not stagger carbs, but I always keep a patern of alternating high and low GI carbs per meal. Your body will look flat and shitty if you are only consuming complex carbs like brown rice/oats/yams. Bodybuilders need simple carbs. Watch Ronnie coleman 5 1/2 weeks out eating a mountain of baked french fries. Kevin Levrone eating a huge plate of pasta. Simple carbs are what give you big, FULL muscle! This eating scheme was copied from Dexter Jackson's "guru" Joe Mcneil's playbook, just my own variation. You will notice in the am I mix low and high GI carbs in the form of oats and grits. This because the body has starved all night and needs nutrients NOW. the high GI carbs get in ur system asap, while the low GI is sustained until the next meal. You will also notice I only eat red meats later in the day..2 reasons: red meat takes HOURS to properly digest, if you were to eat red meat early in the day, u will starve your body for much needed protein, and at night when digested, it can sustain your body's protein needs during the night while you sleep! You will notice during this period I do not consume any protein powders or meal replacements. I am in belief that food is much better and powders and meal replacements should only be used when a person cannot eat "real food". You will notice later on in dieting I use for meal replacements, etc because I use them not only out of convience, but as a treat. One thing that you will notice is that I do NOT count calories, nor do I wiegh myself that much. I look in the mirror alot and take pictures every single week. I tend to drink a TON of gatorade when im bulking. I easily take in about 300-400g of sugar a day from gatorade alone.
meal 1: 2 packets instant grits/1 cup quick oats NOT instant oats!(add 4-5 packets splenda or more). 1 container egg beaters equal to 8 eggs (48g protein) with ketchup. 20g glutamine with breakfast
(pre-workout)
meal 2: 2-3 cups white rice from Uncle Ben's brand microwave orange bags flavored with "cant believe its not butter spread". 1 large chicken breast with bbq sauce(any brand at this point is ok)
(post-workout)
meal 3: 4 chicken enchilatas, 2 servings of pinto beans, 3-4baskets of chips n salsa
meal 4: 1-2 large sweet potatoes, flavored with cant believe its not butter spread. 8oz filet mignon w/A1 sauce
meal 5: 2-3 cups white rice from Uncle ben's brand microwave orange bags flavored with "cant believe its not butter" spread.
meal 6: 2 cups brown rice from Uncle ben's brand microwave orange bags flavored with "cant believe its not butter" spread.
before bed: 20g glutamine
ok here is the complete blueprint and outline of my contest prep. I will state things i do, and give you explainations of why I do them. I start training 20 weeks from a competition. Training does not change, as Im closer to showtime, strength naturally decreases so I go with that and listen to my body, but set/rep scheme doesnt change, and shouldn't. Why would you want to do higher reps or more reps? The purpose to have the most muscle on stage, and using less weight wont do that.
(20 weeks-10 weeks out)
DRUGS:
1200-1500mg eq week
1200mg nandrolone week
400mg trenbolone enanthate every 3 days
125mg dbol a day
accutane:40mg a day
5mg femera every day
10mg aromasin every day
14iu gh a day.split in 2 doses, 8iu upon waking, 6iu post workout
10iu humalog with each gh dose
100-250mcg IGF-1(lr3) per day for 6 weeks..dose depending on quality
Rx legally prescribed painkiller as needed
rozerm for sleep
SUPPLEMENTS:
40g glutamine a day
multivitamin/mineral
ALA/400mg a day
livercure/liv52/evening primrose oil
MEAL SCHEME:
Because I can handle alot of carbs without getting fat, my carbs will be easily over 1300g per day during this bulking period. The only thing I eat you would call "cheat" is chicken enchilatas and beans from Mexican Village. These kind of foods when bulking I feel are not counterproductive, though when Im 10-8 weeks out, there is not cheating anymore, no meals, nothing. I hear many talk about the benefits of a cheat meal, but thats rediculous other than to satisfy your urges..and If u cannot mentally get over urges, competitive bodybuilding is NOT for you! You will notice that when massing I do not stagger carbs, but I always keep a patern of alternating high and low GI carbs per meal. Your body will look flat and shitty if you are only consuming complex carbs like brown rice/oats/yams. Bodybuilders need simple carbs. Watch Ronnie coleman 5 1/2 weeks out eating a mountain of baked french fries. Kevin Levrone eating a huge plate of pasta. Simple carbs are what give you big, FULL muscle! This eating scheme was copied from Dexter Jackson's "guru" Joe Mcneil's playbook, just my own variation. You will notice in the am I mix low and high GI carbs in the form of oats and grits. This because the body has starved all night and needs nutrients NOW. the high GI carbs get in ur system asap, while the low GI is sustained until the next meal. You will also notice I only eat red meats later in the day..2 reasons: red meat takes HOURS to properly digest, if you were to eat red meat early in the day, u will starve your body for much needed protein, and at night when digested, it can sustain your body's protein needs during the night while you sleep! You will notice during this period I do not consume any protein powders or meal replacements. I am in belief that food is much better and powders and meal replacements should only be used when a person cannot eat "real food". You will notice later on in dieting I use for meal replacements, etc because I use them not only out of convience, but as a treat. One thing that you will notice is that I do NOT count calories, nor do I wiegh myself that much. I look in the mirror alot and take pictures every single week. I tend to drink a TON of gatorade when im bulking. I easily take in about 300-400g of sugar a day from gatorade alone.
meal 1: 2 packets instant grits/1 cup quick oats NOT instant oats!(add 4-5 packets splenda or more). 1 container egg beaters equal to 8 eggs (48g protein) with ketchup. 20g glutamine with breakfast
(pre-workout)
meal 2: 2-3 cups white rice from Uncle Ben's brand microwave orange bags flavored with "cant believe its not butter spread". 1 large chicken breast with bbq sauce(any brand at this point is ok)
(post-workout)
meal 3: 4 chicken enchilatas, 2 servings of pinto beans, 3-4baskets of chips n salsa
meal 4: 1-2 large sweet potatoes, flavored with cant believe its not butter spread. 8oz filet mignon w/A1 sauce
meal 5: 2-3 cups white rice from Uncle ben's brand microwave orange bags flavored with "cant believe its not butter" spread.
meal 6: 2 cups brown rice from Uncle ben's brand microwave orange bags flavored with "cant believe its not butter" spread.
before bed: 20g glutamine
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