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Great baseline #'s.

Looking forward to seeing what they (and you) morph into :)
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Post by Billton »

What's the reasoning behind the liver tabs?
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Old trick used by Vince Gironda to keep aminos, B vitamins and other goodies floating around.

Works quite well for those that have tried it :)
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Post by Billton »

Any problem if I start the workouts tomorrow? Today is the fourth day of feast, but it's fall break and I kinda wanna go fishin.
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You're good to go. You have my blessings :)
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Post by Billton »

Caught me a slab! Excited about the workout tomorrow! I think some fish is on the menu in the future.
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I have no idea what a slab is but congratulations. Beats coming up empty. That's what my Dad told me whenever all I caught were pumpkin seeds :)
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A slab is slang for any BIG panfish. Yesterday it was a 14" crappie. I'm callin it big cause that's the biggest crappie I've ever caught. I went home with seven so that should feed a few people.
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Post by Billton »

Workout yesterday:

Bench 275x9, little help on 10, forced rep on 11, then a slow negative.

DB pullover 65x8. I haven't done those in FOREVER.

Squat 315x12 then a negative. I probably had a few more in me, but form was breaking down so I called it good.

Straight leg 225x12...shoulda gone heavier, I usually do those after doing a lot of other leg stuff, but I was in a hurry. I'll have to up it good next time.
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Post by Billton »

I guess I missed the EDT block. I feel like an idiot.
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Hey man, no worries.

We're here to learn. That goes for me too. Tell me how that long head of the tricep is feeling tomorrow from those pullover, K ?

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Post by Billton »

Ok, I'm confused again. I just re-read it. In The Blueprint! it says

- Bench press for as many as you can get in the 8-10 rep range
- Immediately perform a set of heavy dumbell pullovers* (8-10 reps).
- Focus on maximally stretching the muscle at the bottom of the movement.
* Should be performed on a SLIGHT incline bench. If using an adjustable bench,
incline it one notch.
- Squats for as many reps as you can get in the 8-10 rep range
- Followed immediately by a set of stiff legged or Dimel deadlifts (8-10 reps).
- Focus on maximally stretching the muscle at the bottom of the movement.
That's your whole workout, so put 100% into your work sets!

do I do an EDT block also?
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Post by cappla011 »

Billton wrote:do I do an EDT block also?
Yes. Here is an example of my first Feast workout -

FEAST WORKOUT #1

Bench Press - 8x135, 4x155, 9x195
DB Pullover - 10x50

EDT BLOCK #1
Incline DB press - 6x50, 6x50, 6x50, 6x50, 6x50
DB rows - 6x65, 6x65, 6x65, 6x65, 6x65
60 total sets

Squats - 8x135, 4x225, 9x265
Straight-legged Deadlifts - 8x185

EDT BLOCK #2
Deadlifts - 6x145, 6x145, 6x145, 6x145, 6x145
Leg Sled - 7x210, 6x210, 6x210, 6x210, 6x210
61 total sets

**green color = warmup**


I personally liked doing the EDT Blocks in between Bench and Squat, but Rob recommends doing Bench ---> Squats ---> EDT Block #1 ---> EDT Block #2, that way you are pouring all of your effort into the Bench and Squats. But ultimately it is up to you, and whatever works best.

Here is a link for great information - https://bodybuildingsupplements.com/phpB ... .php?t=378
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Thanks!
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