I had bad event as a kid and I began to stutter. Because of that I had lower self esteem.
Nowadays I have some stuttering issues only when I‘m stressed. My self esteem is higher than in the youth (I‘m 25 now).
I played football (strong safety/outside linebacker), I also did MMA
As I read your article Superhero Neurotype, Hulk would be me. When I work as a bouncer, I‘m usually very calm, even when some talking trash. But I then I escalade quickly and hit them straight in the face.
Now I have some stress/depression and also when I did the test. Can this be the reason for the score?
We are always bad at evaluating ourselves, especially when we “want” to be a certain type. With what you told me you might have started out as a 2A and stress made your profile move to the right. Your high Type 3 score could simply mean a high level of anxiety and the tendency to overthink, which could have been caused by your childhood trauma. It could also be due to the way you were brougth up by your parents.
But from what you tell me I feel like, at the moment, you “feel” more like a 2B but you might be a natural 2A. To get back to your optimal self you would need to deal with the anxiety issues and reduce stress in your life.
That’s super weird because that is a veyr Type 1B profile. Maybe you answered the test wrong. One guy on my private coaching group answered opposite of what he should have (for example he would answer “1” instead of “5” on the scale). He is a 2A and he had a 2A score in the minus and a Type 3 score in the 100…which is the opposite of what he is.
I’m willing to bet that this is what happened because there is no way you would have had a minus score in the 1B category… just liking to drive fast would have given you 10pts, multitasking would have given you 10pts, needs variation would have scored 5pts.
So now it’s hard to say what you are but chances are that your “real” highest score would have been 1B,then 1A then 2A… 2B would have been low and 3 VERY low.
probably I answered some questions wrong. English is my 3rd language, 1st is Russian, 2nd is German.
I´m more intermittent fasting guy, but can’t do it any more due my shift work. I also did the routine from Martin Berkhan(for cutting), which is low volume(3 times a week, 5-8sets per session) and liked it.
I don’t like volume work that much up to 15 sets per session is okay. When I do more I tend to loose motivation.
how would be your advice to train or split up, in my situation?
main goal is size
Not so much that you answered the questions wrong but in reverse… for example you gave the maximum score to a question when you wanted to answer the minimum score and vice versa. It’s the only thing that would explain your result and it happens to 2 people (who told me) already.
You are a 1B but extreme dopamine sensitivity. Looking at your score my neurotansmitter by neurotransmitter evaluation would be:
VERY high dopamine sensitivity
Low adrenaline sensitivity
Low glutamate
High gaba
VERY high serotonin
VERY high acetylcholine
Which would be a 1B
HOWEVER it could also be that you are a 1A with such high self-esteem that you overestimated your athletic skills/capacities leading to a false high acetylcholine score. But only you know if that is the case.
If the acetylcholine result is correct I would train like a 1B… maybe a bit lower volume and a deload after 3 weeks
Could you explain which fields represent which transmitter? Or is it too complicated? I am a 3 by the test but I am almost certain I also have high glutamate based on your discussions of the topic. I just want to be sure to see if that is the case (low serotonin + high glutamate) and then develop a proper diet/training/supp strategy.
I will do another version of the test that will focus on neurotransmitters. Right now the test doesn’t say it but when you know the questions you know which ones focus on certain neurotransmitters,
well, I tend to overestimate myself. my self-esteem is pretty high.
I would say my acetylcholine level is more in the mid range, I learn movements quickly. but when it comes to explosivnes its kind sucks. when I was in school or at the age of 15-16 years. when we should do a 100 meter sprint, my time was usually 15 seconds, other guys where at 12-13 seconds.
Yeah that would be my assumption… A very well know coach that I know well scored similar to yours and he is a clear 1A who overestimated his athleticism
Other than that, acetylcholine is a trait of 1Bs. So rarely will they have low acetylcholine except for some brain trauma. A 2A can often be mistaken for a 1B.