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| Rank: Lightweight Experience: 10+ Years Join Date: Sep 2006
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| Rank: Lightweight | oh aight cool. the thing is i can def be in the gym more now(pending no injuries) because im super close now and i can get to the gym from when it opens until it closes, and on weekends with no problems. im gonan read that link you sent me in a few. |
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| Rank: Lightweight | yesterday i did some legs MP and rows. just a little something so i wouldnt have time off. felt like a sluggish workout. i would have to say my diet wasnt the greatest yesterday so that def could have had an eefect on it. squats 3x10 @ 225 MP 3x8to10 @ 185 pedley rows 3x8to10 @ 185 curls 3x8to10 @ 100 shrugs 3x10 @ 80 pound dumbells squats felt aight. i made sure i did a lot of light squats before i started. even the workout was light but i wanted t omake sure i didnt do anything to the hip. i find that i irritate it if my stance is wider and go really deep. so i closed my stance some and turned my feet out a little bit more to make it more comfortable and help me not come up on my toes. that stance actually felt good and my knees didnt feel bad. over the weekend i will see how the hip feels and if it feels good i will start that 5x5 next week. |
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