Fortitude training to stage in 2021

[Ali Fraser]

Good morning everyone, so I've been running fortitude training for now 12 days and plan on running this all through 2020 right up until the next comp which will be 2021. I dabbled with fortitude about a year ago but didn't do it properly, I push volume way too high and couldn't recover. I have learnt from my mistake and currently running tier 2 which is perfect for me at this moment in time.

So current bodyweight is 92.3kg, lost 1.2kg from yesterdays MR session so food will be on the up today. I have been hovering between 92.5-93kg for about two weeks now so I do believe more food is needed. This time around I am following DR Scotts nutrition protocol, I always used a nutrient timing approach (Having the majority of carbs around the workout) but have never really had no carbs pre and then have a cut off after 8 hours of training.

So my macros as of this morning are:
TD
Meal 1
P-50, C-10, F-30
Intra
P-40g, C-70, F-0
Meal 2
P-50, C-250g, F-5
Meal 3 (post workout)
P-50, C-250g, F-5
Meal 4 (post post)
P-50, C-230g, F-5
Meal 5
P-50, C-10, F-30

NTD
Meal 1
P-60, C-0, F-40
Meal 2
P-60, C-0, F-40
Meal 3
P-60, C-0, F-40
Meal 4
P-60, C-100, F-15
Meal 5
P-60, C-100, F-15

Todays session is lower body MR which is so enjoyable, looking forward to push myself and embrace the pain and sick feeling that comes with this session.

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In two weeks I will then be cruising on 125mg test e and will be cruising for about 10 weeks. The start of the cruise will also be my cruise in FT, I'm off to Edinburgh for a few day then the following weekend in London for RTS (biomechanics course).

One last thing, I was diagnosed with UC (ulcerative colitis) last year so I have to be very aware of the foodsI'm consuming.

If you are still with me after reading this, thank you and hopefully I can give you an insight into my experience with this awesome plan called Fortitude Training.