Physique Update:
Coach made some temporary changes to accelerate the fat loss, and i really cant be happier. This is the leanest i've been at this weight now that i think about it. I weighed in at 228.2 2 weeks ago. He bumped my later from 4L min a day to 6L min a day. We also increased cardio another 15 mins for 45 mins in total, which really seemed to do the trick. I was down to 227.0 a week ago with a much sharer look. So he decided to keep the changes in the plan for another week to see how much more we can push it.
The bump in cardio wasnt physically a huge deal... but the mental advantage its given me has been invaluable. I do the majority of my cardio on the stairs (because that's what bodybuilders do right? ) and when cardio was first put into my plan the thought of getting to 25 mins seemed impossible... i used to have to break it up into 15 mins on stairs and 10 on the treadmill.... until 1 day i was able to get to 25 mins and it changed everything. From then on i knew i could do it. So this time around i was planning on doing the same thing... 30 mins on the stairs and 15 on the treadmill until i remembered those initial days. I decided to really push as far as i could go and before i knew it i was closing in on 45 mins. it was hard as hell, but i proved to myself i could do it and anything i do once i can do twice. In terms of cardio and outside looking in that is not that big of a deal... but realizing that same mindset is put into everything i do... that's the real magic!
Coach made some temporary changes to accelerate the fat loss, and i really cant be happier. This is the leanest i've been at this weight now that i think about it. I weighed in at 228.2 2 weeks ago. He bumped my later from 4L min a day to 6L min a day. We also increased cardio another 15 mins for 45 mins in total, which really seemed to do the trick. I was down to 227.0 a week ago with a much sharer look. So he decided to keep the changes in the plan for another week to see how much more we can push it.
The bump in cardio wasnt physically a huge deal... but the mental advantage its given me has been invaluable. I do the majority of my cardio on the stairs (because that's what bodybuilders do right? ) and when cardio was first put into my plan the thought of getting to 25 mins seemed impossible... i used to have to break it up into 15 mins on stairs and 10 on the treadmill.... until 1 day i was able to get to 25 mins and it changed everything. From then on i knew i could do it. So this time around i was planning on doing the same thing... 30 mins on the stairs and 15 on the treadmill until i remembered those initial days. I decided to really push as far as i could go and before i knew it i was closing in on 45 mins. it was hard as hell, but i proved to myself i could do it and anything i do once i can do twice. In terms of cardio and outside looking in that is not that big of a deal... but realizing that same mindset is put into everything i do... that's the real magic!
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