More metabolic recovery success ... showing less is
more.
The following is an email reply from a competitor client of mine
who came from one of the 'gurus' of contest prep. After reviewing her most
recent biweekly, where she's checked in at 138.5lbs (down from 160), I
asked what she has competed at before and she said anywhere between 125
and 140. In her own words:
"I competed from around 125 to 140ish. 125 was about 6 shows in for
the year, on continuous clen, and a way restricted diet. 140ish was
when I was suffering some damage...
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A few months back I posted the before-and-after
pictures of a client of mine who went through a back and shoulders
specialization program. You can take a look at those results here. Suffice it to
say, the results were obviously impressive ... to the point that on one
forum, another competitor called them dishonest, suggesting trick
photography, or photoshop, etc. I guess we should take that as a compliment
since it suggests the results were just that good.
Here's
another example of a client of mine who underwent a similar programming set
up – that is, a dedicated period of time where we specifically
specialized on back and shoulders, while putting the rest of the body...
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What's the main thing that'll determine your fitness results in 2011? No,
not genetics. Not drugs. Not time. Not even motivation. Not knowledge. Not
a better program. Not a coach. There's one thing more powerful than any
other factor ...
CONSISTENCY!
Here's what's going to happen in less than three weeks days when 2011
hits: Every single person is going to be surfing Google for "fat-loss
program" or "fat-loss diet" and they'll be surfing every fitness website
and forum, until they find The One. Once they find The One, they'll feel
confident that this is the solution to their problems. They'll be excited
because the program is new. But after three or four weeks...
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Sound familar to you?
I honestly log my food and know how many calories I am eating during the
week, the weekend I tend to slack. I may not eat enough some days and
others days in the weekend I may eat too much. I am actually working on
that, have been and am doing better, but if I am going to have a cheat I
usually don't eat at much prior to my cheat meal.
Weekend eating is just as important as weekly eating.
From an old blog post:
2 days can erase 5!
I hope the message there is clear - weekends can kill your fat loss. And
another important point...
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President of Lean Bodies Consulting, Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS), Certified Sports Nutritionist (CISSN), Certified Personal Trainer (NSCA-CPT), and Certified Kinesiologist (CK)