There's some good stuff in there, but **** does conventional sports nutrition lag. Such a crazy misconception about good fats. Feeding these kids bread like crazy, but having them avoid good fats? Coconut oil, for example, does not slow down the digestion process. It's a MCFA. This guy cited "sausages" as the example of fat. Well, that's a processed meat.
Did you guys start a new thread on this site regarding training/eating habits? If so, can you point me to it? I've got to do
something.
In the WEZ, I think it's titled "Fitness thread: Quest for the Black Jersey" or something. I haven't gone in for a while because I won't torture myself further. Ripped my wrist and had to get surgery a few months ago. Not allowed to pick up a weight for another 3 months. In the mean time, the less I talk about all the activities I miss, the less I want to punch holes in walls. If you want a program to get started, some base advice or the like, PM me. Glad to help if I can.
How did you rip your wrist?
I shattered my wrist, dislocated my thumb joint, and broke my arm near the wrist last year on the day of the FSU/Miami game. It required surgery and the recovery completely sucked a$$. A few weeks ago I was able to bench press 225 lbs a few times again. So there is light at the end of the tunnel.
Yikes. That sounds brutal. How'd it happen? My incident was a bit of a mystery. Last October or November, I started feeling a twinge in my left wrist for even basic things (grabbing and turning my laptop, moving a chair, etc.). I figured it was tendonitis or something minor. I kept working out as hard as I would normally and playing basketball, football, etc. Anyway, around December I was throwing a baseball around with a friend and when I pronated the glove hand to catch a toss, I saw f'in stars. Went to the Dr. thinking she'd tell me I had a lingering sprain or something. Nope. 2 torn ligaments and a tendon. Had been making it worse for months. Had to get reconstructive surgery.
Moral of the story: don't be a **** idiot. For structural issues, go see a doctor.