>Но в Одессе я стал доставать ее килограммами.
Ахтунг!
На Малой Арнаутской, что ли?
Да, Poliquin любит большие дозы...
Question of Strength
The real Master Blaster reveals
the science behind building muscle
by Charles Poliquin
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Q: What type of diet would you recommend while using your 1-6-1 training program? In general, what would you suggest for anyone whose primary goal is to build strength?
A: In a nutshell, when interested in increasing your level of maximal strength (regardless of whether you're doing the 1-6-1 program or some other routine geared toward increasing strength), I find that supplements actually play a bigger part than diet. This, of course, is assuming that you're eating a diet that's more well-balanced than that eaten by the average guest on the Jerry Springer show.
Additionally, diets are very individual specific, and trying to prescribe a universal strength-building diet is risky. The key thing to keep in mind, however, in eating for maximal strength gains is focus, and anything that dulls your focus should immediately be kicked out of your diet with the deftness of an Irish barkeeper throwing out an unruly drunk. Personally, I have to abstain from carbs until the workout is over, even the low glycemic index ones. Contrast that with pro bodybuilder Milos Sarcev, however, who can ingest enough pasta to save a small African nation from starvation and still have a great workout. Compounds that I have found to help increase strength:
? Acetyl-l-carnitine, 3-7 grams per day
? Glutamine, 30-70 grams per day
? Branched-chain aminos/glutamine, taken while training, like Beverly International's Muscularity (800-781-3475)
? Ribose/creatine combo, four servings per day
? Sufficient protein, two grams per pound of bodyweight (most individuals will need to use liquid meals to achieve this target)
? Plenty of smart fats like CLA and fish oils
? Certain forms of tocotrienols in high dosages (they also dramatically reduce cholesterol)
? Various herbal preparations (this goes beyond the scope of this column, I enlist the help of a naturopath trained in herbology)
I'm not suggesting that you take all of the previous compounds at once. But I do recommend that you experiment with some of them, either alone or in combination, and find what works best for you.