Hello, folks and queens!
You see, I've been working out since year '92. So, obviously, it's my 33rd year in the sport. I'm proud of me not getting any additional supplements, being legal or not. A couple of months ago I've finished my training programme and expected a year or at least six months enjoying lifting heavier weights as the result of any good programme must provide. My arms' workout is divided in two weeks cycle, which are different from each other and that's why productive. After the cycle completed I start it all over again but putting half a kilo over compared with the start of the previous cycle. So, lets say that only three days ago made 9 supersets of 12 reps with 14 kilos at two minutes interval. My arm circumference went to the fabulous for the no pills sportist 46.5 centimetres. So, for my next workout, which was today I had to add half a kilo according to my programme. I did it two weeks ago and again two weeks before that two weeks and it worked well. Very well indeed. After Wednesday I did what I should to get the result today. I ate and slept enough which are musts for muscle building. I had to make today 10 sets of 7 reps in interval 30 seconds. I made five. I would accept anything. My expectations could grow as low as eight sets, even seven. They were five. My arm today must've been 45.5 It was 45. I just went back in my bodybuilder achievements with a whole month. It's disastrous and I can't believe it. You see, I made 12 reps with 14 kilos just three days ago for heavenly nine supersets. When I made the same with 13.5 kilos two weeks ago I had easily ten sets of 14 kilos for seven reps after that. Why in heaven I couldn't today? I wasn't exhausted. I ate and slept. As if some intruder sit on my dumbbell. We, the weightlifters, are thinking sometimes about this kind of interference.
Wishing you a nice evening!
Best regards, Cooper!