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  1. I dusted off my Marinoni while training for the 2004 CBBF Canadian Bodybuilding Championships, merely looking for an adjunct for LILD cardio, when I discovered... I love cycling.

    So I bought new wheels and tires and now the damn thing flies.
    Today I got a bike trailer for the car.
    Does this mean I'm hooked?

  2. innermusic said:

    I dusted off my Marinoni while training for the 2004 CBBF Canadian Bodybuilding Championships, merely looking for an adjunct for LILD cardio, when I discovered... I love cycling.

    So I bought new wheels and tires and now the damn thing flies.
    Today I got a bike trailer for the car.
    Does this mean I'm hooked?

    You're probably hooked... You'll notice that you'll be looking at bikes all the time... I won't be long 'til you'll be after a new one... Go for it!

    By the way. Are you folloing a Cycling BF loss progarmme or just riding? The rreason for asking is I'm trying to find a good programme as shed a bit (quite a bit actually) of Blubber.

  3. Dominic Sansom said:

    You're probably hooked... You'll notice that you'll be looking at bikes all the time... I won't be long 'til you'll be after a new one... Go for it!

    Nah, I won't be buying a new bike, because I just bought new wheels and tires and cables for this one, which costs as much as a new bike.

    Dominic Sansom said:

    By the way. Are you folloing a Cycling BF loss progarmme or just riding? The rreason for asking is I'm trying to find a good programme as shed a bit (quite a bit actually) of Blubber.

    I used the bike to add more LILD cardio to my training as I got closer to the competition dates. If you want to shed BF, try a CKD, in conjunction with some resistance exercise and LILD cardio or HIIT.

  4. I used the bike to add more LILD cardio to my training as I got closer to the competition dates. If you want to shed BF, try a CKD, in conjunction with some resistance exercise and LILD cardio or HIIT.[/QUOTE]

    what is the english translation? CKD, LILD, HIIT? what does this mean?

  5. nismo driver said:

    what is the english translation? CKD, LILD, HIIT? what does this mean?

    CKD = Cyclical Ketogenic Diet
    LILD Cardio = Low intensity, long duration. Preferentially utilizes BF and spares muscle tissue.
    HIIT Cardio = High intensity interval training.

  6. innermusic said:

    Nah, I won't be buying a new bike, because I just bought new wheels and tires and cables for this one, which costs as much as a new bike.

    I used the bike to add more LILD cardio to my training as I got closer to the competition dates. If you want to shed BF, try a CKD, in conjunction with some resistance exercise and LILD cardio or HIIT.

    I haven't GAC what YATA*. But it sounds interesting. Translation please.

    *I haven't got a clue what you are talking about.

  7. Dominic Sansom said:

    I haven't GAC what YATA*. But it sounds interesting. Translation please.

    *I haven't got a clue what you are talking about.

    LOL. Needed the laugh this morning! Thanks!

  8. ahh now i understand, actually i found a great site all about CKD and i think im going give it a shot. im not looking to bulk up just loose the BF and tone. thanks for the info

  9. nismo driver said:

    ahh now i understand, actually i found a great site all about CKD and i think im going give it a shot. im not looking to bulk up just loose the BF and tone. thanks for the info


    Cool. Which site did you find?

  10. innermusic said:

    Cool. Which site did you find?


    c-k-d.comc-k-d.com

    which linked to this site

    thinkmuscle.comtraining on ketogenic diet.htm

    I found both to be very easy to navigate and informative with information to back up the exicution of the diet, maybe alittle more indepth than i could fully understand but the reasearch is there and the work out routine well outlined.

  11. nismo driver said:

    c-k-d.comc-k-d.com

    which linked to this site

    thinkmuscle.comtraining on ketogenic diet.htm

    I found both to be very easy to navigate and informative with information to back up the exicution of the diet, maybe alittle more indepth than i could fully understand but the reasearch is there and the work out routine well outlined.

    You might also try bodyrecomposition.comforums which is Lyle McDonald's forum (the guy who wrote the book), as well as my forum at createforum.comindex.php which will give you more of a vegetarian perspective.

  12. This stuff is good. I don't eat a great deal of meat and I found your site www.vegetarianbodybuilder.com very interesting.

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