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Brian's Stats: Start Of Week 9
One of the hardest yet most beneficial parts of starting a transformation is writing down that initial list of body part measurements, weight and bodyfat percentage. The fun part is watching these numbers continue to change during the final few weeks of your challenge! In this video, Brian's former personal trainer, Tito Raymond, has been replaced by a good friend and former competitor of Bob Cicherillo, Rico McClinton. Rico is really increasing the intensity of Brian's workouts, and the results are amazing!
Please be sure to warm up for 5-10 minutes cardiovascular prior to weight training. Also, warm up for several sets prior to your working sets. Note: Sets are reduced from 3 down to two during these next two weeks. Both sets on each exercise are to be conducted as a drop set. Once failure is reached on the initial eight reps, immediately follow this with a lighter weight that will allow another equal amount of reps. This is to be done twice on each exercise.
Day 1 - Sets × Reps
Chest:
Triceps:
Upper & Lower Abdominals: Day 2 - Sets × Reps
Back:
Biceps:
Calves: Day 3 - Sets × Reps
Legs:
Shoulders: *Cardio should be increased to 7 evenings per week at 20-minute intervals. This should total to 20 minutes, twice per day, 7 days per week.
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Carbohydrates are reduced this time from ½ cup down to ¼ cup. One teaspoon of flaxseed oil or one tablespoon of almond butter should be taken with the meals not containing carbohydrates.
The fourth updated example is listed below: Meal 1 (Pre-Cardio)
Option 1 - ¼ Cup of oatmeal cooked in water, mixed with 35g of protein powder
5g of L-Glutamine Meal 2
Option 1 - A fist-sized portion of fish mixed with ¼ cup of brown rice and vegetables 2 glasses of water Meal 3
Option 1 - ½ meal replacement shake. The CNP products are a great choice and taste great when mixed in a blender with ice cubes. Meal 4 (Pre-Workout)
Option 1 - A palm-sized portion of steak and salad.
5g of L-Glutamine Meal 5 (Post-Workout)
Option 1 - 35g of Whey Protein Powder.
5g of L-Glutamine Meal 6
Option 1 - One palm-sized portion of chicken wrapped in lettuce and salsa.
5g of L-Glutamine
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All supplementation should remain the same as the previous period for the remaining duration of your challenge.
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You are on the home stretch and the beaming light that is radiating towards you is within striking distance. It is perfectly normal to feel tired at this point, your carbs are low and you are using years of old fat as your energy source. If you find you are feeling like this, most of the time it means that you are doing something right. It wasn't meant to be easy and neither should anyone expect it to be. If it were that simple to get the body you have longed for, most people would walk around with great bodies also!
When the going gets tough, the tough get going! Remember this and repeat it to yourself every time you want to hit that snooze button instead of climbing your wall of cardio. Feel the muscle that has formed under your skin. Feel how much looser and softer your fat is. It may not look like you are ripped yet, but you can now feel your toned body hiding away. This is it, get out there and push these last few weeks. If you count off the meals, it will turn into days. Cross off the days and they will turn to weeks. It will be over before you know it. Don't just be accountable to your friend, be accountable for yourself. You CAN do it!
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Check back in 2 weeks for Weeks 11-12 of this 2008 transformation video series! If you're following this program you will most likely share Brian's accomplishments. Remember, if you packed on your unwanted fat over years of poor eating, then you're not going to take it off in just a few weeks!
"Stick with us in this 12 week transformation and
you will gradually see the new you."
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