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| Rank: Light Heavyweight Experience: 3-5 Years | somehow i knew you would say something like that :( Quote:
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| Rank: Light Heavyweight Experience: 3-5 Years | Fall '07 - Upper 2, Week 26 Overall Impression: very nice workout today. i got vids too. well, 1 vid haha..Military Press ok so the goal was to take 135 lbs and do as many sets as i feel like of as many reps as i feel like but to make sure that form does not break down and i do not go to failure but i am very close to hitting failure. so after my warm-ups, i did:Pull-ups = 20 sets of 2 reps in 20 minutes i am going to be doing a density training plan set up by Coach Ethen Reeve to improve my pull-ups. it is a 9 week block where i do a particular number of pull-ups in a timed interval.Flat Dumbbell Unilateral Press = 3 sets x 10 reps x 50 lbs felt awesome! next week im doing 3x12x50.Lat Pull Downs 2 sets x 8 reps x 150 lbs superset with Dumbbell Pull Overs 2 sets x 8 reps x 55 lbs yes, a bodybuilder type finisher for this session.Leaving Thoughts: it was a cool workout. now, i have tons of stuff i need to do...thanks for reading everyone and i hope y'all have a less stressed week than me (not that im very stressed out....which is perhaps the problem). |
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| Moderator Rank: Heavyweight Experience: 7-10 Years Join Date: Jul 2005
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Gender: | It's easy! I've done it with 15 added pounds. But, yes, basically wait until you feel like the reps are easy to get before you move on. You shouldn't have to do the first one more than once more. That set-up is a little off, btw. You get a minute for each set each and every time. 20x2 in 20 minutes 13x3 in 13 minutes 10x4 in 10 minutes 8x5 in 8 minutes 7x6 in 7 minutes 6x7 in 6 minutes 5x8 in 5 minutes 4x10 in 4 minutes Remember, the goal is to be able to do a set of 20 (someone could pick other reps to go for and use this scheme). This is just a means to an end. At this point or even before you may be able to bang out a set of 20....you've done 40 reps in 4 minutes so it just depends on how easy it is. If your do it and feel like you have a lot left in the tank, then next time you may be ready for your 20. It's unlikely that you have to go all the way to 3 sets of 13. Obviously if you carry it all the way to 2 sets of 20 in 2 minutes then you suck at math ![]() On the OHP's you still need to get your elbows forward of the bar. I think. It's hard to tell from that angle. They looked good though. You may as well go back to your primary progression. But feel free to do that kind of thing any time you want or feel it's necessary. Last edited by EricT; 11-06-2007 at 03:17 PM. |
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ok cool. ill go back to 130 next time. thanks for the critique. u know when i will truly be happy with myself? when u tell me that i was PERFECT. so far thats happened like a handful of times and i think most of it was regarding squats ok about today...didnt workout...i was lazy :( | |||
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| Moderator Rank: Heavyweight Experience: 7-10 Years Join Date: Jul 2005
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Gender: | You can never be perfect. There is always room for improvement or refinement. I never consider myself, or anyone else, perfect. People who tell others they're "perfect" are not doing them any favors. |
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