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| Rank: Light Heavyweight Experience: 3-5 Years | Workout: Today's primary movers were Box Squats and Speed Deadlifts. These were followed by some hamstring/glute work for high reps and then I did some Ab work.. Box Squats were done with sets of 4 reps. I used 245 lbs and it was hard as hell. I am glad I took this last week easy because Eric was not kidding when he said that this program makes you go balls to the wall from day one. There is no acclimation/loading phase whatsoever. Today's workout was good. I am going to be posting my diet update in the next post. I do have some videos of today's workout which I will post later.Videos: My PR 315 Box Squat: http://s81.photobucket.com/albums/j2...rent=BS315.flvOverall Impression: Damn good workout. Because my diet has been really bad off late I thought I would have a bad workout. But I didn't..It was a good workout and I am glad. Speaking of diets, I am in a bit of jam because I am doing summer school here at Trinity University and the cafeteria's are all shut. And I do not have the time to cook...So I'm going to be eating lots of pre-made food. Well, Nick or rather nrk5014 has helped me design a diet. Saying "help me" is an understatement because he has basically written it all out for me. Here is the plan (tentative..this is more like a template): |
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| Rank: Light Heavyweight Experience: 3-5 Years | Workout: Today's emphasis was on military presses and lots of shoulder prehab type work. Like yesterday's box squats, I did sets of 4 reps with presses. While doing presses today, on set #4 my form became a bit sloppy because I'm not used to doing more than 3 reps on this exercise. So, as a result, all the 4th reps were becoming increasingly difficult for me to handle. On set #4 my form broke down pretty bad and I felt myself putting a lot of stress onto my lower back to push the weight back up, but I countered this bad habit of mine and I bent my knees and forced my shoulders to do all the work. The remaining sets were much better though. After presses, I did some lower-end bench press RE type work supersetting it with row variations...Then I moved onto some shoulder rehab work and then Ab Work...I cheated a bit on the ab work because I was supposed to do side planks and those are hard as hell. Its funny how I can do regular planks for long times but I can't handle side planks very well. Next week I'll do better at these.Videos: Military Press Set 1: http://s81.photobucket.com/albums/j2...t=01062008.flvOverall Impression: Diet has been good today so far. I'm sticking to plan although because I worked out much earlier than normal I had to improvise a bit. But I'll get all my requirements in today |
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| Moderator Rank: Heavyweight Experience: 7-10 Years Join Date: Jul 2005
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| Rank: Light Heavyweight Experience: 3-5 Years | Quote:
next time ill get 30, 30 and 25 hopefully | |
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| Rank: Light Heavyweight Experience: 3-5 Years | Beginning Thoughts: Hi everyoneWorkout: So today was Lower Body Two. I started off with Front Squats for sets of 6 reps. I used 155 lbs and it absolutely burnt the shit out of my shoulders! However, since the set-rep scheme is going to remain the same next week, I will be adding some plates to this. I am going to aim for 165-170 next time round.Overall Impression: On the diet front I've been winning some skirmishes and losing others |
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| Rank: Middleweight Experience: > 1 Year | Quote:
I like reading your journal because it makes me think about my training in the same light. And quite honestly, I'm normally too lazy/tired to analyze things. Keep up the good work. ![]() | |
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