Bodybuilding Guru Craig Anthony Peters

[CoopDawg]

Originally Posted by Craig Anthony Peters

Have no fear. I am not a troll!

I am here to set you on the path of muscle building righteousness. Now, where were we?

Any questions?

brotha sorry but that sounds like something a robot would say. very correct language which aint a bad thing just worries me and grim lol

[CoopDawg]

anyway welcome to the forum and goodluck.

[jwood]

welcome to the forum, are going to actually run a log or just keep talking?

I would like to see some of your workout routines, weights sets reps, etc., thanks

[Grim83]

Originally Posted by Craig Anthony Peters

Have no fear. I am not a troll!

I am here to set you on the path of muscle building righteousness. Now, where were we?

Any questions?

muscle building righteousness? oh btb

[RickB]

Let's talk diet! Obviously you can build muscle and get lean, but most people don't realize how building muscle is relatively easy compared to getting lean. What say you?

[strkout35]

Originally Posted by Grim83

am i the only one who has a feeling this dude maybe a troll? if he not then sorry but i've got a feeling

Originally Posted by Grim83

its more in the way by which he is doing it that gives me eh problems, words like revolutionary and all this, plus a very wrong word association hes saying dc and comparing it to weiderism, and then max stim and c&p.

hhhmmmmmmm i'm with grimmy

[RickB]

Originally Posted by RickB

Let's talk diet! Obviously you can build muscle and get lean, but most people don't realize how building muscle is relatively easy compared to getting lean. What say you?

Bump this question. Since you look like you have the key to diet. Give us some of your thoughts here.

How should a hardgainer gain and should he worry about too much fat?
How should someone who is too fat get down without losing too much muscle mass?

[Craig Anthony Peters]

Originally Posted by RickB

Bump this question. Since you look like you have the key to diet. Give us some of your thoughts here.

How should a hardgainer gain and should he worry about too much fat?
How should someone who is too fat get down without losing too much muscle mass?

Welcome to CRAP training RickB.

Think of a hardgainer as a battery that is not plugged in. They only believe they don't have power because they have not tapped into it yet. They, more then anyone, need "Constant Recovery Anabolic Phase." They should train in waves, bulk in cyclical, non-carbohydrate detained macro-periods. Minor fat gain will occur, but muscle gains will be pronounced.

Large individuals should use the same cyclical protocol, but rather use it in a calorie deficit.

I hope this helps.

[BendtheBar]

For you:

Blessed is he who talks in circles, for he shall become a big wheel.

[glwanabe]

Originally Posted by Craig Anthony Peters

Think of a hardgainer as a battery that is not plugged in. They only believe they don't have power because they have not tapped into it yet. They, more then anyone, need "Constant Recovery Anabolic Phase." They should train in waves, bulk in cyclical, non-carbohydrate detained macro-periods. Minor fat gain will occur, but muscle gains will be pronounced.

Large individuals should use the same cyclical protocol, but rather use it in a calorie deficit.

I need to think about what you just said here. While I think your trying to overtalk the issue, there is actually some, (some) truth in science to what your saying.