Is the body for life challenge a good program or just a sales gimmick? Has anyone here taken the challenge with any good results to report? I'm reading the book I purchased from 1/2 price books. It's interesting...
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Originally posted by CWILYes it's B Phillips. Are the principles worth following or would I be better off taken direction on this site?
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Originally posted by CWILYes it's B Phillips. Are the principles worth following or would I be better off taken direction on this site?
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What modifications to the BFL challenge would give me better gains? The diet seems straight forward but there seems to be alot of exercises to smaller muscle groups. Is that appropriate for a beginner or should I stay with major muscle group exercises (squats, bench, presses...) ? Is the diet clean enough? I like controls beginner mass diet with one cheat meal a day. BFL allows one whole day of gluteny...
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Originally posted by CWILWhat modifications to the BFL challenge would give me better gains? The diet seems straight forward but there seems to be alot of exercises to smaller muscle groups. Is that appropriate for a beginner or should I stay with major muscle group exercises (squats, bench, presses...) ? Is the diet clean enough? I like controls beginner mass diet with one cheat meal a day. BFL allows one whole day of gluteny...
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lol, i started a similar program in 1985, after i'd been training for several years, works like a charm
then i read the book in like 2000/2001 or so, and roflmao, cause i'd been doing this stuff since 1985
if i was too start over, IMHO
I'd do two on, mon tue, wed off, on thur friday
only basic compound movements, like controls old post, all those isolation movements really are not neccesary imho
here is the key
CONSISTENCY CONSISTENCY CONSISTENCY
change things up every now and then
eat a good diet, meaning at times u need too log stuff and count calories so u know your on track
imho, if u got the book, it is a great road too be on, just tweek it for what works best for u over time
folks entirely overestimate what they can do in a year, and underestimate what they can do in a decade
if you're just starting out, pick some simple goals like
work out for ten weeks
eat better than right now for ten weeks
at week seven see how ur doing
evaluate how your progress is in week ten
then repeat the process by trying too be a little better each ten week cycle
so, you've gone thru 5 cycles for the year
at the end of the year u should have basically ingrained those habits for life, so now that u have the base habits, u can work on the other stuff over the next 50 years first
comprende'
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Originally posted by triplol, i started a similar program in 1985, after i'd been training for several years, works like a charm
then i read the book in like 2000/2001 or so, and roflmao, cause i'd been doing this stuff since 1985
if i was too start over, IMHO
I'd do two on, mon tue, wed off, on thur friday
only basic compound movements, like controls old post, all those isolation movements really are not neccesary imho
here is the key
CONSISTENCY CONSISTENCY CONSISTENCY
change things up every now and then
eat a good diet, meaning at times u need too log stuff and count calories so u know your on track
imho, if u got the book, it is a great road too be on, just tweek it for what works best for u over time
folks entirely overestimate what they can do in a year, and underestimate what they can do in a decade
if you're just starting out, pick some simple goals like
work out for ten weeks
eat better than right now for ten weeks
at week seven see how ur doing
evaluate how your progress is in week ten
then repeat the process by trying too be a little better each ten week cycle
so, you've gone thru 5 cycles for the year
at the end of the year u should have basically ingrained those habits for life, so now that u have the base habits, u can work on the other stuff over the next 50 years first
comprende'
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