I only have time to work out at night time after college. I work from 8-5 and attend college 6-9. Is this why I don't see no results? anyone thanks
I only have time to work out at night time after college. I work from 8-5 and attend college 6-9. Is this why I don't see no results? anyone thanks
hard to lift that late, your test levels are at there highest in the morning. but if it is the only time you can lift that is what you have to do, i know alot of people who lift at night that still have huge gains, your program is probably the problem
from experience, which is the most effective program to use?
there isnt just one it is different for everyone and there genetics and supplementaion rouitne also i am a powerlifter, my rouitnes are very different from BBers
Ok bro. Check it.
My goal is to have big arms, nice shoulders, nice stomach (6 pck) and make girls take another look while passing by. I am not ugly bu I need a good body too. I wan to be able to take my shirt off at the beach and be a little more than just average look. Show me how to achieve my goal. I was thinking about using winstrol because it supposed to help but I want some advice from experience. thanks
Last edited by d2000honda; 03-09-2006 at 03:17 PM.
i really like lifting at night- i always have more energy then. i would say the problem is probably in your diet.
I ALWAYS lift at night, I agree with what the others said, its your routine or diet. I ant stand morning workouts, plus that is when I do my cardio. So I personally like to get all my ish done for the day and have like 4 meals b4 I get to the gym.
-Bino
Thats exactly my thinking. I always like to get a bunch of carbs in before I hit the gym.Originally Posted by C_Bino
Ya BUDDDDAAYY.Originally Posted by chest6
-Bino
morning workouts suck cuz i feel like i have no energy!
Hardest thing about late workouts is getting in your pwo, ppwo and next meal before bed. If you're that concerned then go to sleep a bit earlier and wake up and workout before work.
I agree, I also think you aren't consuming enough calories for growth, but it could be a few others factors as well, like not getting enough rest or not having much training intensity.
do more reasercah and be sure to understand about diet and rest in terms of muscle building.Originally Posted by d2000honda
i would suggest doing a few weeks of BIG COMPOUND MOVEMENTS e.g: Deadlifts, Squats, Rows, Pulldowns, Bench, Shoulder Presses, Close Grip Bench, And do cardio a couple days a week. This will get you started well and while you're doing it you can read up about various training techniques ( there is a sticky on thsi forum called just that), and pick one and then take off. Good luck bro!
thanks everybody I will look in to more research.![]()
Nice to have you on board here D2000Honda...
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