I\'m no expert but here are some things I\'ve gathered from places like that site:
- A lot of ppl say it\'s not possible to get big and cut at the same time. Whether it is or not, I think it\'s easiest to first get big and then cut.
- Your diet is essential to both, and that\'s why I think it\'s so difficult for both to happen at the same time. It\'s hard to create a big/cut diet.
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Lift every other day, but my workouts are only lasting between 30-45 minutes & then I am spent, is that long enough? Typical routine is:
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- You\'re not working on the same muscles every other day are you? You want your split to address a different muscles each day, and leave about a week in between. So if you work on biceps and chest on monday, you don\'t work on them again until the next monday. Your muscles need to recover and then grow.
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Post-workout Supps: 16 ounces Skim Milk mixed with: 2 scoops Muscle Milk, 1 scoop NitroTech
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- I\'m not familiar with those supps, but I think water is a better base for post workout supps because absorption will be faster. Milk is better for other times of the day, as you want the absorption to be slower then.
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