I posted this in nutrition as well but I know everyone visits this forum more so the most replies would more than likely come here.
I'm curious to see what some members last week eating regimen before their bodybuilding competition looks like. There are so many damn opinions on this it gets to be ridiculous. I know most say you have to find out what works best for you, but if you're only doing a couple of shows a year it's not like you have a lot of opportunites for hit and miss.
I'm trying to put together my last week contest prep. and I'm driving myself crazy thinking about whether or not I want to sodium load/deplete, how i want to do a carb up or if i want to do a carb up, how much water to drink, whether to cut water gradually or cut it all at once about 18 hours out, etc....
Also, what diuretics do you use, if any? What anabolics do you use if any. I've been hearing of late some people starting anadrol a few days before the competition to bring out fullness. Also running suspension a few weeks out to help fullness as well. Anyways.....
The list goes on and on, any advice is welcomed.
I'm curious to see what some members last week eating regimen before their bodybuilding competition looks like. There are so many damn opinions on this it gets to be ridiculous. I know most say you have to find out what works best for you, but if you're only doing a couple of shows a year it's not like you have a lot of opportunites for hit and miss.
I'm trying to put together my last week contest prep. and I'm driving myself crazy thinking about whether or not I want to sodium load/deplete, how i want to do a carb up or if i want to do a carb up, how much water to drink, whether to cut water gradually or cut it all at once about 18 hours out, etc....
Also, what diuretics do you use, if any? What anabolics do you use if any. I've been hearing of late some people starting anadrol a few days before the competition to bring out fullness. Also running suspension a few weeks out to help fullness as well. Anyways.....
The list goes on and on, any advice is welcomed.
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