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DREWSKY'S LOG: Crossfit stupidity... starts page 8
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04 April 2007 12:38
Alright folks, I'vedecided to take the plunge and record a log here with the hope that some may find it useful or possibly even interesting... Just a few things to note before I go on though I AM NOT A BODYBUILDER, however I do eat a little like one. My goals as speed, strength power and agility at around 80kg. As most of you will know I am also a nutrition (and to a lesser extent coaching) professional, this is my livelihood. I'm busy, my diet and possibly the frequency of updates will reflect this! I'm not perfect either: expect to see the odd 15†pizza and/or glass or two of red wine/bourbon/beer As I say I am in the business and as many of you know I work at Healthy Action, James' consultancy. I ask you to remember this as well as the above when commenting on diet and training. The flip side is this can also be construed as an advert and as such well constructed and founded criticism is healthy and invited, flaming is not. I get a LOT of PM's from forum members, this is a good place to ask questions as I am not really able to answer them in private email form so, please, any questions just ask away! If at any time you want to know more about me, my background and qualifications then you just have to go: here to my homepage. or here to my blog Drew
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04 April 2007 12:39
Notes and Key This I will add to with any information relevant to most of the posts, initials will help with posting speed and thus frequency M = meal MPC = milk protein concentrate PWO = PERI workout – consumed before during and after SSCV Steady State Cardiovascular work ES = energy systems work WOD = workout of the day BB'er = bodybuilder
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04 April 2007 12:42
Yesterday.... Eatin'.... 0700 greens powder, green tea Train: SSCV 0800 whey & MPC shake, Fruit 1100 salmon and scrambled eggs with spinach, krill oil caps. Small salad with toms olives onions. 1330 PWO Malto, dextro and whey. Train: 14.00 to 15.20 17.00 a bit late.... PPWO: protein pancakes with egg whites, oats and a banana (and maple syrup). Reason alone to go to the gym! 19.30 Thai mice beef stir fry: lean mince, load of vegetables + spices 22.00 40g MCP, peanut butter, dessicated coconut, flax oil cream. Not a good day veg wise really. Trainin'.... AM: 30 mins SSCV – fasted + bent knee drop outs, maltifidus raises and other stability core work PM: Full body (1st day of this routine) w/u: 10 min walk, a bunch of clusters with an empty oly bar, power clean an jerk up to 85kg for doubles. Some power snatches Front squat Bench press superset with Barbell rows Aherns dumbbell press Rope pull to neck
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04 April 2007 12:44
In clinic today so things get a little out of shape Eatin'..... 0800 vegetable omelet (3 whole and 4 whites, 2 portions vegetables), krill oil 1030 PERI workout: Train: weights 1215PPWO Protein pancakes, pear. Orange juice 1345 Chicken breast, celery sticks and peanut butter 1600 Sashimi, beef jerky pistachios, almonds 1845 Large chicken shish kebab, no bread, no sauce + double portion of all salad 2000 training 2 hours 2200 MPC, greens powder, flax powder, fish oils Trainin'... AM Weights w/u 5 min elliptical trainer, 2x clusters, range of motion stuff and power snatches Trad deads Dips, superset with Chins Snatch press Close grip bench Heavy bag work (10 mins or so) PM Aikido
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RE: Drew's Log: Bodybuilding is Ain't!
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04 April 2007 12:59
This is a really interesting journal, have similar goals, so good to see a professionals take on it
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RE: Drew's Log: Bodybuilding is Ain't!
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04 April 2007 13:02
Drew! Nice to see a log. Not that anyone needs telling, but Drew knows his stuff inside out - I'm only only 3 weeks into one of his tailored Nutrition Plans and changes are coming along fast. Drew, make sure you type down the exact time, type & company you get your super-sized pizza from - I'll take it as authorisation to have one myself. Ed.
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04 April 2007 13:25
Cheers for that Ed. The pizza is actually usually just a 'posh' one from tesco's of some such with extra parma ham/choritzo or similar added (well, a man has to get his nitrosamines from somewhere!). I'll post up a recipe for a healthier pizza-pie here at some point in the next few days and link it to the recipes section.
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04 April 2007 13:26
Good stuff mate
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04 April 2007 14:16
This will be a great Journal! Drew had concerns about starting it, due to his professional status with me, but I thought it a great idea. Although Drew works in my team, he and I do have slightly different opinions - but that's nutrition for you! I'll log in regularly and add my tuppenthworth if neccessary
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04 April 2007 14:17
1845 Large chicken shish kebab, no bread, no sauce + double portion of all salad My sort of meal!! Personally I'm a lettuce, cucumber and red cabbage only man. Onions and tomatoes just ruin it
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04 April 2007 21:49
It must be fresh shish though... no mystery meat/elephant leg for me! Besides the nutritional aspects, could you imagine if a client caught me eating a donna?!?!?Sadly tonight I wasn't able to use my onion breath to my advantage on the mat tonight as clinic ran over. My Aikido has taken a real beating whilst I have been getting myself established back in the UK... in fact ever since I moved out to Aus 3 years ago as the style was totally different so everything I did was wrong. I feel like I've been going backwards not forwards for the last 3 1/2 years! S'all go though I am still loving it and that is the point - it's to difficult and long a road to do it for any other reason.
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05 April 2007 10:31
ORIGINAL: James This will be a great Journal! Drew had concerns about starting it, due to his professional status with me, but I thought it a great idea. Although Drew works in my team, he and I do have slightly different opinions - but that's nutrition for you! This is a good point, James and I do have some differences in the way we do things. There is often no 'best way' and we're not stuck in our ways but both still learning (i have a little further to go than him!) so it's all good. It's worth re iterating that what you see here works for me at the moment and is not what I recommend much of the time
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05 April 2007 17:54
Glad to see you have a journal Drewsky, have read all your articles on your site and enjoy your appraoch to nutrition and training!!
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06 April 2007 11:00
Cheers Maccer yesterday was busy, very busy so it was shakes a go go Eatin.... 0730 30g whey with cold green tea, greens powder. (Train AM) 0820: Shake; yogurt, banana, berries, oats, skim milk + krill oil (not in the shake!) 1045: Shake: MPC, broccoli, diced apple all blended 1300: On the tube at this time so.... dried berries, walnuts, beef jerky (low sodium) - I always consume these types of meals with lots of water (Train lunch then......) Tuna shake! 1545: Salad: roast veg, beans and quinoa and with sashimi I can't get enough of this stuff. It's an expensive habit I am going to have to get a grip on but when I am in the City then there are so many decent places to chose from! 1800: Large lamb kebab, humus, large salad, no bread. Eaten sloooooooooowly with some Turkish tea (no sugar) Totally knackered so I had some DMAE about 20 mins before jumping on the mat. (Train 2000-2200) 2230: Shake; MPC, Flax oil, Coconut, Cream (this works out about about 60g protein and 20g fat, 5-10g CHO). Tranin'.... AM: 30 mins weapons Lunch: a few olympic drills, Soft tissue work – foam roller. Range of motion work and a quick stretch PM Aikido 2 hours
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06 April 2007 11:14
good stuff drew where are you getting your krill oil mate? are we going to have pics too?
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RE: Drew's Log: Bodybuilding is Ain't!
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06 April 2007 13:24
Where do you get your greens+?
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06 April 2007 13:31
I got a job lot of krill oil from the states, I'll mail you the address if you like. With regards to pictures, I don't have a digital camera (as you may have noted there is only one pic of me on my site and if you google me you'll see I use it for everything) however I don't cut or bulk and am not a 'physique' guy so there is really no need for these from that point of view. I am hoping to get some done in the gym+park at some point - just deads/C+J/kettlebell action shots for my new site when it goes up.
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06 April 2007 13:36
Greens+ have a UK distribution company. Only go for the bery burst though - unless you like retching that is... As for greens powders.... do I feel any different using them? No. Are the necessary? Not in the slightest. Might they make a differnence in the long term? Who can say. They are a good source of lots of bits and bobs that may be missing from your diet (but this is an issue with diet and food choice) so it is like increase daily for variety 10x. Whether there is enough in these powders of said foods/herbs/extracts to make a difference in the long term is far from certain. I feel they are a worthwhile addition for me as I eat a lot of total cals, animal protein and am also very busy.
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07 April 2007 13:31
Tip of the day: GET OUTSIDE A lot of parks and commons have exercise equipment in now and it's a good way to change up your training for example Back need some change in training to get through a plateau?.... do 100 pullps Legs training getting a bit stale?.... do 6 x 50m sprints with a minute in between Didn't have time to do chest shoulders and tris the other day?.... 140 press ups in sets of 20 Not bodybuilding set rep schemes but they will shake off the cobwebs and subject you to a different training stress which is a good thing Yesterday No training but some soft tissue work and a well earned epsom salt bath. Today... Outside: got home from me travels, it's a glorious day and the gym will be RAMMED so it's in the park with the g/f... Warm up three times round the common some range of motion drills and then plyo press ups, reverse rows (heels on the floor and hanging on a fixed bar or smith at the gym but using the dip station here), pull ups, chins fast with kipping, leg raises jumps for distance sprinting in between the stations (about 40m), 3 sets on each station. At home, kettlebell swings, cleans, snatches presses, bent presses. Food Whey on rising, on the move.... After training Breakker 3 Total 0% Greek yogurts & honey, dried figs and fresh fruit, coffee and a few nuts and krill oil Snack: Pitta bread with tuna and salsa in Off the the boat race so lunch will be the chicken sandwich I am about to make! Don't know what is happening after but I have some fruit, nuts, seeds and jerky packed away just in case. Dinner is with the food writer for Good Housekeeping so it should be good!
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RE: Drew's Log: Bodybuilding is Ain't!
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07 April 2007 15:13
cheers drew email below mate on krill oil if you get a moment
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