Caporegime
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What have I told you about taking it easy? Deads looked like you just stood up with no weight on the bar 

81.9kg this morning after a ULC day. This gives me room for a little more mass and some tasty backloads.
I'm hitting 300g carbs and my weight doesn't seem to move much. Going try 350g tonight.
Pretty impressive. I managed two packs of doughnuts last night, but actually weighed less than the day before despite calories and water being almost identical (tracked in myfitnesspal app)...![]()
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What's ULC? ultra low carb?
Also whats the premise of CBL? I'm too lazy to google. Is it no carbs prior to training then loads of carbs after training? does it depend on when you train etc?
The important thing to take away from this is you ate 2 packs of donuts and didn't turn into a fat mess![]()
Timing the carbs to post workout. Carbs need to be high GI. To get the most from it you really need to stimulate a lot of muscles during training, so no bicep/tricep isolation followed by backload
Replacing breakfast with a black coffee and coconut oil, your first meal around 12-1.
To be blunt, this is the part that amuses me most: sitting in an office full of chicks determined (and failing badly) to lose weight and admitting to mainlining 2000 calories' worth of doughnuts whilst maintaining a low BF "as part of my diet" is just so worth it.![]()
You evil sod!![]()
Is there a good article you can link me to? As brilliant as your explanation was, I imagine there is more to it than that!
I'm not actually planning on trying it, just curious.