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Peak Week.
Post Show.

Two free physiology-driven books for bodybuilding coaches and athletes.

The full coaching cycle of physiology, between peak-week manipulation and post-show recovery.

Two Volumes

The Two Books. The One System.

The peak and the post-show are not separate skills. They are the same physiology running in opposite directions.

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Don't Fuck Up:
Peak Week Physiology

The Foundation

Peak week stops being a guessing game. The cellular machinery that underpins every peak.

Fluid Management Sodium & Water Manipulation Spillover Show-Day Loading
7Chapters
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Don't Fuck Up:
Managing Post Show

The Restoration System

The physiology that underpins the post-show. Why intention and forward planning are essential for successful transitions out of prep.

Reverse Transition Appetite Rebound Water Retention Recovery Control
8Chapters
What's Inside

Inside the guides.

Peak Week Physiology
  • Fluid management and compartment distribution
  • Sodium and water manipulation
  • Spillover interpretation
  • Show-day adjustments
Managing Post Show
  • Reverse transition physiology
  • Appetite rebound management
  • Water retention mechanisms
  • Recovery control
Inside

From the page.

There is no neutral in post-show. You either handle it, or you do not.

Managing Post Show · Foreword

The look on stage is ultimately fluid distribution between two compartments.

Peak Week Physiology · Chapter 1

The peripheral organs are not the primary problem after prep. They are downstream. The primary problem is hypothalamic.

Managing Post Show · Chapter 2

Water restriction does not redistribute fluid between compartments.

Peak Week Physiology · Chapter 1

The post-show athlete is overreached, not under-stimulated. They need less, not more.

Managing Post Show · Chapter 4

Post-show failures begin psychologically and manifest physiologically.

Managing Post Show · Chapter 7
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