5x5 during feast?
Posted: Thu Aug 08, 2013 9:53 am
Hi all,
I just started my first feast after reading and trying to take in all of the blueprint. I am reraeding all the time while I go. I am 48 yrs old and usually training powerlift style low reps low volume and much of the time as heavy as I can. Since my last couple of months of training consisted mainly of singles doubles triples and an occasional 5er, I decided to do a basic 5x5 program for my main lifts combined with static holds and somewhat higher volume work for bi's and tri's. I tend to find 5x5 a very demanding protocol if done truly heavy. I split my upper and lower body workouts.
Question, is 5x5 ok for a feast assuming that I will gradually move towards triples and singles as soon as 5x5 stalls?
Also, I ordered a bottle of Synthagen to help me. I take 7 pre and 7 post workout and 3 x 5 on non workout days. Unfortunately my legs are extremely sore from my last squat workout even though it is 3 days behind me now.
Thanks,
Peter
I just started my first feast after reading and trying to take in all of the blueprint. I am reraeding all the time while I go. I am 48 yrs old and usually training powerlift style low reps low volume and much of the time as heavy as I can. Since my last couple of months of training consisted mainly of singles doubles triples and an occasional 5er, I decided to do a basic 5x5 program for my main lifts combined with static holds and somewhat higher volume work for bi's and tri's. I tend to find 5x5 a very demanding protocol if done truly heavy. I split my upper and lower body workouts.
Question, is 5x5 ok for a feast assuming that I will gradually move towards triples and singles as soon as 5x5 stalls?
Also, I ordered a bottle of Synthagen to help me. I take 7 pre and 7 post workout and 3 x 5 on non workout days. Unfortunately my legs are extremely sore from my last squat workout even though it is 3 days behind me now.
Thanks,
Peter