July 2013 to June 2015 | 2 years
Mihail could not tie his shoes without getting dizzy. A visit to the doctor was the moment everything changed.
Where he started
Mihail had a problem with food, and he is blunt about what that looked like. Two or three chocolate bars a day. Bags of chips. Cookies. Two to three litres of Coca-Cola. He could not tie his shoes without getting dizzy.
The turning point
A visit to the doctor. Mihail walked out of that appointment and decided he was going to change how he ate and how he trained, starting immediately. That was the beginning of the two years that follow.

What he changed
The first year was a full body workout three times a week. The second year he moved to a two-day push and pull split.
Food followed the same pattern of starting broad and narrowing. Year one was a standard bodybuilding approach, six meals a day. Year two he moved to keto.
What he kept in the rotation
- Whey proteinThe base of his supplement plan.
- CaseinAlongside the whey.
- CreatineThrough both years.
The hardest part
Avoiding sweets, which had been the centre of how he ate.
He is also clear about his biggest mistake, and it is worth reading if you are about to start: for the first nine months he ran an enormous deficit, somewhere around 1,000 to 1,200 calories a day. He does not recommend it.
Where he is now
He could see his abs within the first six months, and two years in he says he looks and feels completely different.
Building muscle and burning fat are slow processes. Mihail Karamihov
His advice if you are starting today
Get off the couch and do something for your health.
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