07-27-2014, 08:38 AM
(07-27-2014, 07:55 AM)dice77 Wrote: Scott,
Great book! Easing into the program and really enjoying it!
Page 13 you touch upon how you overtrained for the first time. Can you elaborate a little more? How did you specifically know you were cooked? How did you recover and for how long?
I thought I mentioned that it took me over two months to feel normal again.
Exhausted, difficulty sleeping (very difficult), resting HR was elevated. At the same time, I just wanted to sleep. Motivation to train was minimal. Appetite was low annihilated.
This was about two years ago now, so I can't remember everything, but I felt like I'd just come out of a concentration camp.
I've gone deep into prep's before and after a contest, simply ate back up for a week or so, got my BF% up above 5% and felt GREAT. Not happening this time. (When I was doing TT - or my best interpretation of it - , I was training so hard that I'd have to sleep after eating for 2-3hr sometimes in the late afternoon, which meant I'd stay up late to work, too, which probably didn't help.)
I was intentionally doing the program all out like this, in hopes of having a great over-reaching rebound, but instead, I drove the hole too deep and got lost in it.
-S
-Scott
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