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RobRegish wrote:OK Love... take my recommendations and get well. We want you 100% ready to go during Feast.

Many of you probably think my "health first" mantra is liability related. But think about this... if you're sick, how quickly are you going to get traction during Feast? Will you get traction at all??

Consider that as part of your thought process. Sometimes, it's better to live to fight another day...

Will do..
So I rest tomorrow [day-5] and start my Feast/workout on day-6?

RobRegish wrote:Yes absolutely.

I'm not sure where this impression got started but Famine is NOT a low carb diet. When the majority of your diet is fruits, vegetables, nuts and leafy greens..... it's mostly carbs.

So everything you're experiencing is perfectly natural Love. Just keep your eye on the big picture and you'll be fine.

This is an inspiring log and I've so yearned for someone to run Warrior diet with The Blueprint. I've seen Anabolic Diet logs (DaCookie is running a good one now) but never, never have I seen a Warrior Diet + Anabolic diet log.

We will all learn a lot from this Love, and for that I thank you..

Sorry to but in on the log but I think this question is beneficial to all.

Rob do you have any good personal experience with the warrior diet?Tried it with anabolic diet?

lovehasrisen wrote:

RobRegish wrote:OK Love... take my recommendations and get well. We want you 100% ready to go during Feast.

Many of you probably think my "health first" mantra is liability related. But think about this... if you're sick, how quickly are you going to get traction during Feast? Will you get traction at all??

Consider that as part of your thought process. Sometimes, it's better to live to fight another day...

Will do..
So I rest tomorrow [day-5] and start my Feast/workout on day-6?

you want 3 days of just eat/sleep/supps before you start working out

Big.jazayrli wrote:

lovehasrisen wrote:

RobRegish wrote:OK Love... take my recommendations and get well. We want you 100% ready to go during Feast.

Many of you probably think my "health first" mantra is liability related. But think about this... if you're sick, how quickly are you going to get traction during Feast? Will you get traction at all??

Consider that as part of your thought process. Sometimes, it's better to live to fight another day...

Will do..
So I rest tomorrow [day-5] and start my Feast/workout on day-6?

you want 3 days of just eat/sleep/supps before you start working out

Three days?

will do light workout tomorrow.. very light and start the feast workout on saturday.. how does that sound?

I discovered and practiced the Warrior from 1999 through 2005. The AD I used in 1995 when it first came out and probably for 3-4 years later. On and off with it since then. So yes, quite a bit of experience.

What's unique here is that a TKD AD twist is being combined with a Warrior approach and some training variables outside BP recommendation yet within the BP shell template.

It's crazy, which is why I love it so

June 2, 2010
Day-5 on Famine..

Workout:

A. SuperSets (3x6)
*BB Squats with 225 lbs (last time I did 245.. sorry for the typo..)
*Lat pulldowns with 180 lbs

B. BB Curls (1x6)
*With 95 lbs

C. Incline DB Curls (1x6)
*with 30 lbs

D. DB Preacher curls (1x6)
*with 30 lbs

E. SuperSets (3x15)
*bodyweight squats
*bodyweight walking lunges

Note: Rest between all sets - 30 seconds...

Diet:
Today... I ate alot... I think 2700-2900 calories... I weighed in today... my weight: 243 lbs... I avoided protein today... probably ate around 25-50g of protein... also ate lots of sugar today... which i'm going to assume is... bad lol... should I do another day of famine before feast phase?

You know we're at a crossroads here. Those of you familiar with the stock Famine template are probably scratching your heads..

Love has some unique qualifiers going into this, had a bad cold going into workout #3 and for sure his Feast Phase (training and diet template) is going to look really weird to everyone

So here we are. Day 5 and Love had a diet abberation (how's that for being gentle?). He couldn't execute the full 5 sets due to feeling under the weather. What to do?

I think no more torture, time to move on to Feast!

RATIONALE: Love has dropped 7lbs in 5 days. The way I see it, it's more like 7lbs in 4 days given you exceeded cals on day 5. You did limit your protein that day and executed a fairly demanding workout. You also report feeling pretty shitty which is one of my other unique diagnostic qualifiers

Provided A). you cursed my name at least once during Famine and 2.) that cold has cleared up.....start Feast today. This will be most interesting!

lovehasrisen wrote:
Three days?

will do light workout tomorrow.. very light and start the feast workout on saturday.. how does that sound?

yes three days. no working out.

Unless i misinterpreted

June 3, 2010
Been eating lots of protein, fats and carbs today..
Will continue to eat alot for the rest of this week.. and then go on my diet
I can't wait till saturday.. my first day.. lifting!

Yeah, this should be good!

Update:
I will start my first workout this sunday..
was going to work out today.. but I'm going to be busy today and I think i'll need the extra rest day.. can't wait till tomorrow!

OK the bodyweight for sure is weird. I suppose when you took it is going to be indicative. Meaning if before the workout it's probably a better measure. After a long workout like that.... understandable if it's lower. Whatever it is, keep it constant.

Now your volume being what it is I'd counsel to keep a sharp eye on recovery. If you suspect at all that you aren't recovered from the last workout insert an extra rest day.

If looking at an alternate strategy, consider a less demanding form of cardio on your off days. Instead of HIIT for example, look into LIGHT sled dragging or medicine ball throws/LISS cardio for a limited duration.

Remember, it is the recovery days in between that are the KEY to making this work! Nice job Love. This is again, a most interesting experiment in taking The Blueprint to places it's never been

For my next workout..
I'm pretty much doing the same stuff..
but @ WORKOUT #2 4-6 rep range

Question..
If I did 235x8 last time..
what weight should I use this time for 6 reps?
255?