Peaking Mandatory?
Posted: Mon Jun 17, 2013 8:09 pm
Nearing the end of 10% solution. I'm just wondering if I should peak or continue.
I'm kind of developing some personal insight into the practicality of peaking since I'm not a power-lifter, and there is something that happens to me (laziness) when I peak a program. I might just finish the last workout during this pattern and carry the new numbers into another loading pattern without doing that 1RM day. Is this silly? Should I "show" my CNS the weight and then move on?
I'm wondering if I'm reverse engineering the program stupidly or if I'm on to something I've been needing for myself? I've been "bulking" on the periodic for nearly one and half years, I've gained 40 lbs, and I'm NOT fat but I'm growing tired, I feel worn out, and I'm tired of eating so damn much.
Time for cruise?
Any insights would be appreciated.
I'm kind of developing some personal insight into the practicality of peaking since I'm not a power-lifter, and there is something that happens to me (laziness) when I peak a program. I might just finish the last workout during this pattern and carry the new numbers into another loading pattern without doing that 1RM day. Is this silly? Should I "show" my CNS the weight and then move on?
I'm wondering if I'm reverse engineering the program stupidly or if I'm on to something I've been needing for myself? I've been "bulking" on the periodic for nearly one and half years, I've gained 40 lbs, and I'm NOT fat but I'm growing tired, I feel worn out, and I'm tired of eating so damn much.
Time for cruise?
Any insights would be appreciated.