Don’t ever underestimate the need for proper hydration. Consuming enough water helps flush out toxins from your system. I drink 240 oz of water daily, but my training is also high instensity. If miss that mark…big difference in sleep quality
Just getting the proper amount of fat in your diet plays a big role in regulating hormone levels. Of course the types of carbohydrates you consume impacts blood sugar. Example, I’ll save some carbs for a small bowl of cereal and strawberries at the end night to help promote good blood sugar...
I’ve had a few stern discussions with some folks before. It seems like cleaning up your fn’ mess when you’re done is getting worse. The being on the cell phone forever is a rage inducer for me. I thought we were there to train and get better. Maybe I’m crazy
I train Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday. 15 min of yoga on those days before bed and 30 minutes of yoga on Thursday and Sunday (off days). Don’t underestimate the need for flexibility and ROM.
Make sure you’re getting all the proper macronutrients, micronutrients and drinking the proper amount of water that is conducive to your training instensity. Can’t be underestimated enough, feel like we all forget that sometime
Been lurking around here awhile and figured I’d post a quick intro. 33, 6’3, 230, do mostly Olympic lifting and have been for the past 3 years. I’ve got a lot of good information from the members and forum here. Currently I’m on TRT dosing and HGH.
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