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Rest is an essential part of any muscle-building program. In order to grow, your body needs time to recover and rebuild from the tough workouts you put it through.
Rest is an especially important part of your weekly ritual if you’re a beginner or intermediate lifter. Your body may not be accustomed to working so hard so often, so you need to give it time to recuperate. Otherwise, you run the risk of overtraining or causing yourself injury.
I want you to perform at least one cardio workout per microcycle in Project Mass. As you go through the program, however, you may notice that your body feels stronger and more capable of doing extra work. When that happens, you can choose to add additional cardio to each microcycle.
If you’ve spent a few years in the gym and know how your body reacts to hard training, then you can be more aggressive in your cardio protocol.
No matter your level, though, be sure to listen to your body. Bodybuilding isn’t a sprint, it’s a marathon. There’s no point to killing yourself for a few months just to lose all of your gains during a month of recovery.
Sprint Intervals
4-10 sets of 10-30 seconds work, 2-4 minutes rest
DAY 72
Pork Sausage2 links
Whole Eggs2
Egg Whites2
Cheese1 slice
Dymatize Iso-1001 scoop
Orange1 medium
Chicken Breast, Skinless5 oz
Oats, Rolled60g
Banana1 medium
Granola1 cup
Non-Fat Greek Yogurt227g
Honey1 tbsp
Lean Ground Turkey4 oz
White Corn Tortillas3
Cheese, Shredded1/4 cup
Dymatize Iso-1001 scoop
Sports Drink (Gatorade, Powerade)
Chicken Breast, Skinless5 oz
Broccoli2 cups
Brown Rice1 1/2 cups
BBQ Sauce2 tbsp
Raspberries1 cup
Daily Total
Calories 2,882
Total Fat70g
Total Carbs330g
Protein233g
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Dymatize Project Mass Trainer: Cycle 3, Microcycle 1, Day 72


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