Sticky shoulders and chaffing shorts can be a problem when you
are so, er, commited
I suppose
commitment is a word to some people. To me, it is something that
sits on my shoulders every day of my life - it is like that of
my family. To be able to commit yourself to a project needs strength
the likes of you will never know unless you are prepared to commit
yourself to a life of, what basically can be in some ways sheer
pain WITH commitment.
Your whole life is centered around bodybuilding, you ask yourself
is it worth it. I say yes for what it brings and gives to me.
You have to be prepared for anything, school PA meetings, xmas
nativity plays, you name it, it happens, all have to be either
attended or in my case missed on some occasions. It is sadly a
way of life a part of the score card.
So what are
the benefits of such a life of commitment? Well, even if you are
not competing professionally, but training for a better physique,
the commitment has to be the same if you want to get anywhere
in this game. I enjoy the strength and confidence that I have
and most certainly the the praise I receive for it. There are
those who think that bodybuilders try to intimidate others in
some cases I suppose some do, but if others feel intimidated when
it is not actually projected towards them then that is just tough
shit! Like the saying says, “Keep up or get the fuck outta
my way!” I can relate to that even though I just made it
up!
I suppose
the fact that the sense of discipline that one has to impose on
ones self on a day to day basis gives a kinda kick to the proceedings.
This is so true when the fat shit down the pub who is happy with
his way of life, always seem to try and pull your way of doing
things down. That is the way things go and I have no problems
with the way they do things but keep the fuck out of my life if
you are not prepared to go the whole hog! Stay fat as far as I’m
concerned.
Do you have
to go at it 100%? Well it really all depends on just how far you
want to go, but think about it even if you want to be a little
in shape, even then there still really should be quite a lot of
commitment involved.
The question most asked of me on a day to day basis is I want
to get big but I want to be ripped to the bone. Basically they
are saying they don't know what the hell they want, but do one
or the other. You see, in order to get big, you have to eat big
and accept the fact that you will put on some fat, that is inevitable,
but you cannot pile it on one day and take it off the next, now
come on! Commit yourself to one or the other, make the choice
and stick to it. Doing that will give you the start you need.
So lets say
that you have decided to get ripped. What do you do, where do
you begin? Well for a start, you have to make sure that your training
is designed to get you ripped or rather burn off fat, yet still
produce muscle. This can be done but you have to remember that
you will not get massive - ripped yes but not massive. Make sure
you are clear on that.
The training must cover (as always) all body parts for balance,
reps in the region of 12-15 throughout and very short rest periods
between sets. Five days per week training at least one body part
per day. At least a couple of days per week, additional cardio
vascular work really should be added. Personally I suggest bag
training - a great way of getting rid of excess pounds. And for
a few quid from your local Argos - a snitch too. 3 x 2-3 minute
rounds, timed will get the sweat running out of any forehead and
you will be that much faster in a brawl too! - NICE
DIET
This has to be fairly high protein with low to medium carbs. It
has to be - we are trying to burn off excess fat by using more
than we are consuming. Result - Low fat high definition = RIPPED!
On the other side of the coin, getting BIG. The opposite has to
happen.
Training has
to be that much slower but it still can be 5 days per week, but
I would suggest four which would be about right, although for
many and this will vary and has to be figured out first. Are you
a fast metabolism - or slow? If fast, 3 days would be more than
adequate so long as the training done is hard and extreme when
in the gym. This is so important as the muscle has to be trained
, broken down and then given the time to recover - hence the 4
days rest in that one week training.
So many people
underestimate the 3 days system dismissing it as a system far
under par to the 5 and 6 day split systems many use today. But
the ‘many’ don't get anywhere anyway so how's that
for a bag of apples as well - unbelievers? Or should I say ‘small
unbelievers’!
Committing
yourself to the three day system and holding to it will - without
doubt give results beyond your wildest dreams. One guy who will
back that up is my old mate David Gentle - he is a total believer
in the three day system. Send him a few quid and he will set you
up with a beauty - I can guarantee that. That guy knows his stuff
without doubt - me too but David is the BEST guy for teaching
the basics and getting results (er, me a close second).
DONT for get the nolvadex for Gods sake! You could lose your head!?
YOUR
PLAN
Understanding
what you want to do from the start and staying with that plan
until the desired result is achieved is the first step to success.
After that, the rest is easy - well almost.
There is no
other way around it. It is a matter of doing what is advised or
basically fucking it in the head - it is that simple.
You want results? You want to succeed? Then you have to prepare
yourself for what is going to be hard work - no other way mate!
No one said that bodybuilding was going to be easy. Those that
did are either fat, far out or totally 100% LIARS!
There can
only be one - YOU!
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