09-03-2016, 12:02 AM
(09-02-2016, 02:52 PM)mikeland91 Wrote: Hi Scott
Sorry for the confusion ,
So what I ment was , I am slightly struggling to eat , but I'd still push food more if I really had to.
I was just wondering in general , what your views were on either keeping energy levels higher and pushing calories , or lowering Energy expenditure , as that essentially could be a way to increase calories .
Sorry for posting on the FT section.
Hey Bud,
Feel free just to start a new thread in a diff. forum if you like.
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I'm for minimal cardio and as much weight training as one can recover from.
The issue here is that you are (apparently, if your program is like DC) doing a weight training regime that may be low in terms of energy expenditure, work done, EPOC, etc, which would mean doing some cardio.
I've got a two part article on cardio in the off-season which you can find linked here (with my other articles). That pretty much covers my thoughts on most angles on this topic.
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