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Two-Vice Maximum
Two-Vice Maximum by David Greenwalt We’ve been allowed two legal vices, three if you count gambling in specific locations. I’ve pitched this idea that follows to a few close friends and we’ve always got a good chuckle out of it. This is really just a mild rant and is not to be taken all that…
Bodybuilding Contest Preparation
David Discusses All Things Precontest With Members
Patience and Decisiveness
Hey, I had been living in a real crappy place mentally with my own plan recently. Only crappy in that I was undecided whether I was going to make another run at more lean body mass this Winter. Should I? Shouldn’t I? Do I want to? Why? Etc. Well, the indecision leads to “kinda” acting…
Critical Threshold (CT) Part 3 of 3
Part 3 of 3 – conclusion I must give a cautionary piece of advice for those who do find they need to dip below 1000-1200 calories a day. You MUST supplement with a quality multi-vitamin like The Bridge. You SHOULD supplement with 500-1000mg of extra, separate calcium. You SHOULD supplement with omega-3 fatty acids from…
Critical Threshold (CT) Part 2 of 3
PART 2 of 3 As I said, hormonally and enzymatically, you have trained your body from past weight loss efforts to respond when it senses starvation or you have crossed the body fat threshold (that point where YOUR body senses body fat is too low even if your body fat is still way too high).…
Critical Threshold (CT) Part 1 of 3
by David Greenwalt Have you reached your critical threshold (CT)? PART 1 of 3 CT is a point where returns are less than expected based on true investment (not half-baked, pie-in-the-sky investment belief). Investment of what? Time, effort and intake. Every single person alive has a CT where effort to move further ahead will be…
Addiction – User; Not Consumer
Philip Morris is the world’s largest tobacco company. Here is a link for facts from Stanford on Philip Morris. Total annual revenue is at 74 billion as of 1998. http://www.stanford.edu/group/SICD/PhilipMorris/pmorris.html In the above report are these statements: There are really no longer any disputes about the negative health effects of tobacco and the fact that…