Cutting season with lipo6.
Following the FFB handbook.
1) First and foremost, the FFB shouldn't bulk until after he's ripped. That may seem like paradoxical advice, but it's just the rules of the game for the FFB.
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Are You an FFB?
You could be an FFB if:
. You've lost over 30 pounds of fat (roughly) in the past.
. You can gain fat at a frighteningly rapid rate.
. You've learned that the typical advice concerning bulking, cutting, and even training doesn't seem to work for you.
. You have the urge to smack self-confessed "hardgainers" in the head when they complain about not being able to gain weight or not liking to eat. Poor babies! Smack!
Until now, there's been very little info out there for FFBs. What follows is a summary of everything I've learned as an FFB and from working with other FFBs over the years. Some of this is based on studies and some of it is based on my own empirical data. Everyone is different when it comes to the details; there are a lot of variables involved, but this "handbook" should be a decent (albeit general) guide for the typical former fatty just trying to stay lean and build muscle.
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Training
More than a normal person, the FFB needs to train hard, perform both resistance training and cardio, and do it forever. He can't even slack off a little. Where most people can take it easy and at least maintain, the FFB will immediately begin gaining fat.
Here are some basic rules for FFB training:
1) Use mostly big, basic exercises. Not bad advice for anyone really, but the FFB must build muscle to boost that crappy metabolism, and the way to do that is to revolve most of his training time around these exercises:
Deadlift
Squat
Row
Pull-up
Bench press
Dips
Overhead press
MADCOW.
There are plenty of other good exercises out there, but these exercises or variations thereof should make up the core of his training. They build the most muscle and burn the most calories. The FFB requires both.
Lets see how it goes , 6packs before 2009 else my hair will be
BOTAK !!!