Member Profiles Age: 31
Height: 179
Weight: 93kg
Body type: between an endomorph and a mesomorph. I have naturally huge thighs and glutes.
Qualifications in the industry: Bachelor of Science (Health and Exercise), Grad Dip (Education), Expired ESSA Accreditation as an ex phys. Don't work in the field anymore. Work in OHS instead. s**t boring.
Supplements currently using: just protein powder and a multivitamin
Diet: protein shake with fruit and multi-vitamin for breakfast, protein/vegetables and small amount of carbs for lunch and dinner
Goals: I let myself go somewhat the last few years. Goals are predominately performance based for my sport, but aiming for a decrease in weight to 85kg and bodyfat percentage of 18%.
Achievements so far: I have no problem putting and maintaining muscle mass and strength. I don't do any hypertrophy training. Just power and CV, plyometric and flexibility training specific to my sport. Have lost 3kg and dropped 2% body fat since starting a high protein, low carb and high activity program two weeks ago. Going well so far.
Sport played: Tennis
You realise strength underpins any power? Doing strength training is really essential if you want to increase power. I can agree with no hypertrophy training, but doing low reps to increase your max strength will increase your power output.
EDIT: Also, I did a Bachelor of Human Movement aswell, and have been okay getting into gyms. But I agree with above, the ASCA course is great. If you were interested you could probably skip through to level 2 because of your degree and ex phys experience, and the level 2 is alot better (In Perth in October I think?)