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Pete Rubish Low Carbs

October 12, 2012 By Gregor Winter

Here is another one of Pete Rubish’s nutritional updates.

In today’s lesson we learn about low carbing for powerlifters 🙂

Yes, 700g carbs a day is considered low carb. Everybody knows this. It’s when you get to 10 boxes a day or 1000g carbs or more, that’s high carb dieting.

Here is what makes the powerlifter happy:

  • juice, chicken patties, chicken wings and macaroni and cheese
  • Melatonin & ZMA for a good night’s sleep

288kg squat to finish things off. In a comment he said that for the backyard meet he will aim for around 308kg on his 3rd attempt.

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Comments

  1. Kevin M says

    October 12, 2012 at 01:17

    Funny as hell

    “You gotta eat 5 boxes of mac n cheese a day for this to work. Gets you ripped, crazy vascularity”

  2. ghosthalo2 says

    October 12, 2012 at 02:34

    Guy is trolling he is trained by josh bryant one of the top powerlifting coaches plus the guy has been on a ton of drugs for last few years.anyways. Very strong lifting though.

    • areyou CLEAN??? says

      October 12, 2012 at 08:27

      what are you talking about? hes FUCKING CLEAN BRO, hes fucking CLEAN, he even said so himself,
      jk…hes about as clean as lance armstrong….and we all know how clean cyclist really are…

  3. Clownface says

    October 12, 2012 at 12:36

    Wow. Always been impressed with his deadlifting but the depth on that squat was lush. He earned his mac and cheese that day.

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