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    Quote Originally Posted by almostgone View Post

    Sil, if.you want.to know more about HIT, watch the DY Blood and Guts YouTube videos or do some research on DoggCrapp/Dante Trudel's version of HIT. I personally like Marcus' version of HIT as it fits me and my heavy work.schedule. There is no one "exact" HIT official must do it this way version. However, they all share the train to absolute failure mentality. Look up Mike Mentzer and read some of his stuff (he was also deep into philosophy). Do a Google on "Arthur Jones + HIT". On a side note, Arthur Jones was the original founder and designer of the old Nautilus machines and was very knowledgeable about power curves and how to work muscles in a particularly efficient manner.
    Not hacking or degrading the way you train, but if you truly do not understand HIT, then those would be some excellent places to start.
    Just trying to help if.you legitimately do not understand HIT. I won't interrupt your thread again. I would have PM'ed this info to you, but thought that others may find it useful.
    U never interrupt anything my friend. I guess most OPs are happy when you visit.
    And you never degrade. Its all respect. Always.
    Thanks for your info. Ive seen Blood and Guts and red about the Mentzer approach. But training never concerns me. Its the easy part. Uses a few princippials only. Mindmuscle connection and change up. And staying with exercises which works for me.
    No..the difficult part is diett. Get enough calories without getting fat. Used to believe in Cardarine but have red a couple of articles witch are bad news for ppar drugs.
    And im afraid walking n running to much will give me Levrone legs

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    Quote Originally Posted by Silabolin View Post
    U never interrupt anything my friend. I guess most OPs are happy when you visit.
    And you never degrade. Its all respect. Always.
    Thanks for your info. Ive seen Blood and Guts and red about the Mentzer approach. But training never concerns me. Its the easy part. Uses a few princippials only. Mindmuscle connection and change up. And staying with exercises which works for me.
    No..the difficult part is diett. Get enough calories without getting fat. Used to believe in Cardarine but have red a couple of articles witch are bad news for ppar drugs.
    And im afraid walking n running to much will give me Levrone legs
    The balance between sufficient nutrition to fuel muscle growth without throwing on excess BF is a fine line that many of us struggle with.
    There are 3 loves in my life: my wife, my English mastiffs, and my weightlifting....Man, my wife gets really pissed when I get the 3 confused...
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    Quote Originally Posted by almostgone View Post
    The balance between sufficient nutrition to fuel muscle growth without throwing on excess BF is a fine line that many of us struggle with.
    Dont want to be too private and i respect what you will tell but in my castle i feel i can ask you this....whats your stats almostgone...just curious...im trying to picture every member, but when it comes to you i have no clue...exept, i have the feeling you have been training for many years ofcourse:-)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Silabolin View Post
    Dont want to be too private and i respect what you will tell but in my castle i feel i can ask you this....whats your stats almostgone...just curious...im trying to picture every member, but when it comes to you i have no clue...exept, i have the feeling you have been training for many years ofcourse:-)
    Oh, I'm too heavy..Never have hid that fact. I'm around 6'2" when I first wake.up and a little closer to 6'1" by the end of my day (part of the aging process I guess). My weight varies between 275-285#, although my current goal is 255# by the spring. I am too heavy, but I am also very wide. I don't post many pictures because I have more tattoos than most people have skin and the subject matter of my ink is very recognizable.
    Although I have had several very close calls due to cardiac issues which were non-AAS related (it started as viral cardiomyopathy and then other issues became apparent), I do enjoy lifting and other than my wife and my mastiffs, lifting is one of my greatest enjoyments in my life. Also, in my very limited spare time, I do enjoy taking a KJV Bible and my Greens Interlinear Bible and see what was actually written in the original Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek languages. Some people may consider that a silly pursuit, but it is a very important part of who I am.However, I am not what many people would call your typical "holy roller". My other stress reliever is the time I spend shooting at the range reloading ammo, or firearm maintenance and keeping my supplies stocked.
    If you're looking for a bf%, I can't give you an exact answer, although it is more than I care for. I can tell you this and perhaps it will help. When I came out of basic training and AIT in the early 1980s, I was ~ 235-240#, very lean, and had less muscle than I am currently developing. As far as strong points, I would say my back is one of my stronger body parts, and though the brain is technically an organ, I consider.it a muscle as it can be developed through conditioning. I consider my brain to one of my other strongest muscles.
    You'll find I'm very straightforward and don't put on a front or play at misrepresenting myself. I'm just a older lifter that is still doing the thing he loves.
    Does that help you any or give you a better read on who I am?

    Edit: I have tried many training styles over the years, tinkered with PL as a hobby, trained with GVT, 5/3/1, etc., and I have to say that, without exception, HIT of one variation or another has always forced my body to compensate through growth the most. As far as training, I had my first set of the old, old, gold colored York concrete weights as a b'day present before I was 10 years old and for the vast majority of those years I have been a happy lifter.
    Last edited by almostgone; 09-25-2016 at 01:27 PM.
    There are 3 loves in my life: my wife, my English mastiffs, and my weightlifting....Man, my wife gets really pissed when I get the 3 confused...
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    Quote Originally Posted by almostgone View Post
    Oh, I'm too heavy..Never have hid that fact. I'm around 6'2" when I first wake.up and a little closer to 6'1" by the end of my day (part of the aging process I guess). My weight varies between 275-285#, although my current goal is 255# by the spring. I am too heavy, but I am also very wide. I don't post many pictures because I have more tattoos than most people have skin and the subject matter of my ink is very recognizable.
    Although I have had several very close class due to cardiac issues which were non-AAS related (it started as viral cardiomyopathy and then other issues became apparent), I do enjoy lifting and other than my wife and my mastiffs, lifting is one of my greatest enjoyments in my life. Also, in my very limited spare time, I do enjoy taking a KJV Bible and my Greens Interlinear Bible and see what was actually written in the original Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek languages. Some people may consider that a silly pursuit, but it is a very important part of who I am.However, I am not what many people would call your typical "holy roller". My other stress reliever is the time I spend shooting at the range reloading ammo, or firearm maintenance and keeping my supplies stocked.
    If you're looking for a bf%, I can't give you an exact answer, although it is more than I care for. I can tell you this and perhaps it will help. When I came out of basic training and AIT in the early 1980s, I was ~ 235-240#, very lean, and had less muscle than I am currently developing. As far as strong points, I would say my back is one of my stronger body parts, and though the brain is technically an organ, I consider.it a muscle as it can be developed through conditioning. I consider my brain to one of my other strongest muscles.
    You'll find I'm very straightforward and don't put on a front or play at misrepresenting myself. I'm just a older lifter that is still doing the thing he loves.
    Does that help you any or give you a better read on who I am?

    Edit: I have tried many training styles over the years, tinkered with PL as a hobby, trained with GVT, 5/3/1, etc., and I have to say that, without exception, HIT of one variation or another has always forced my body to compensate through growth the most. As far as training, I had my first set of the old, old, gold colored York concrete weights as a b'day present before I was 10 years old and for the vast majority of those years I have been a happy lifter.
    Cool man. Fit my picture. Didnt see so many tatoos though. Nor a biker. But it make sense though:-)..thanks

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    Quote Originally Posted by Silabolin View Post
    Cool man. Fit my picture. Didnt see so many tatoos though. Nor a biker. But it make sense though:-)..thanks
    Haven't ridden for years. Can't keep my left hand up to work the clutch anymore.
    There are 3 loves in my life: my wife, my English mastiffs, and my weightlifting....Man, my wife gets really pissed when I get the 3 confused...
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    Quote Originally Posted by almostgone View Post
    Haven't ridden for years. Can't keep my left hand up to work the clutch anymore.
    That's unfortunate :/

    Have you considered an EFM auto clutch?

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