I'm really not a fan of posting info up that hasnt been tested.
When I first came up with PPP, I didnt release anything until we tried it.
It failed miserably, so I went back to the start and had another crack. Imagine if I had simply released the first version.
So with his diet, which absolutely fly's in the face of a calorie is a calorie which some on here prescribe to, we are simply focusing on nutrient timing, in other words giving the body what it needs "now".
For this to be successful, Max's weights need to either go up or stay the same at a lighter bodyweight. He is 5kg lighter than Nats and Worlds, around 6% lighter. He is clearly larger. we have a pic in the gym of him accepting his Medal at Worlds, the T Shirt he is wearing doesnt come close to fitting him now. The fact he is leaner is not debatable, but he is larger too.
As far as his strength goes, at Nats and Worlds, he was benching 110kg, he is now doing 5 x 5 with 100kg, he squatted 170kg at Nats and 172.5kg at Worlds, he is at 180kg with sleeves. Not sure on his deadlift as he is doing high reps, but I reckon its at least at 230kg.
So his weight is down 6%, but his lifts are a little better.
He has no interest in 1RM at the moment, so we'll have to wait.
Now back to what he is eating. Before I give full disclosure, I can tell you that his last meal before training consists of 1000 calories, with zero carbs. This goes against what everybody on here believes to be true.
He trains from 7.00pm till 9.15pm, 6 days a week, with zero carbs in his system. He eats 3 times a day BEFORE training (sometimes 4), and grazes for hours AFTER and during training.
We dont count daily calories. He prepares all his own meals except for after training.
So far he has been successful in getting leaner, even though he was at 12% before starting, and stronger and more muscular.
This would work even better with a fatter guy.
I recently had a forum member contact me for a diet and program, said he was depositing the money. A few weeks later, no money, just a response questioning my "training", said he had that covered now, so only a diet was needed.
How do I get through to people that its a holistic approach, diet, training, recovery that gets results.
Now I have to a diet for this guy, not knowing how he trains. I guess 76 National records, 21 World records and a World Champion isnt enough, someone got in his ear and told him they knew better.
The diets nearly done, but I cant guarantee success. He even questioned my training lol, maybe he should come for a session with Max.
I promise I will disclose more as it runs its course, but its only been around 6-7 weeks