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Paleo diet for arborists


Steve Bullman
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Really rob? I had to give up half way through, maybe I got a particularly bad one

 

 

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i loved them, i don't take salt on my food ever i really don't like it, the ones i ate were really tasty and more sweet than salt.

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stronglifts is okey,starting strength by rippetoe and wendlers 531 programme are also two good choices...any basic lifts performed hard and with good form will aid tremendously.

I follow a hybrid 531 and crossffit template, having another stab at the uks natural strongest this year and found paleo to have helped no end in my prep.

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Hi Yeti, nice to see your still about:thumbup1:

 

Your a big power guy, or are you know 11 stone:confused1::biggrin:

 

Be interested to hear your story of this diet:001_smile:

 

Hey up thar Mr Blair, well I did the unthinkable and went crossfit and paleo,im sat at a steady 21 stone at present with full top row of abs and bundles of veins hanging out my quads down fro a very smooth 24.5 stone. Strength is climbing (max deadlift is at 250kg for 8 reps over over grip no belt no straps), I lost a bit of max power for first month then the weights started shooting up again. I feel im running at 110percent all the time now, cardio has improved no end. I made the shift in hope of hitting the stihl timber sports series at some stage and winning uks natural strongest man the diet is so easy to manipulate, I can gain or lose a stone without really any headache just b manipulating my fruit and fat intake. Squirrel rabbit and wood pigeon have been staples for past month

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Looks good, i'll give this a try. Hows the diet going Tommy, staying strict?

 

Had a few nights on the beer but going to knock that on the head for a while (after Easter!).

 

Being fairly strict, have 5 crackers with mature cheddar as a bit of a treat every now and then. Stayed off bread and criaps which were my main problem! Loving bacon and eggs though and having a lot of fish. You still sticking to it?

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Hey up thar Mr Blair, well I did the unthinkable and went crossfit and paleo,im sat at a steady 21 stone at present with full top row of abs and bundles of veins hanging out my quads down fro a very smooth 24.5 stone. Strength is climbing (max deadlift is at 250kg for 8 reps over over grip no belt no straps), I lost a bit of max power for first month then the weights started shooting up again. I feel im running at 110percent all the time now, cardio has improved no end. I made the shift in hope of hitting the stihl timber sports series at some stage and winning uks natural strongest man the diet is so easy to manipulate, I can gain or lose a stone without really any headache just b manipulating my fruit and fat intake. Squirrel rabbit and wood pigeon have been staples for past month

 

I can't be the only one thinking you belong in a cage at a zoo somewhere? :001_tt2::lol::lol:

 

Seriously, props to you mate. What do you squat, sasquatch? :lol:

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