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11-25-2013, 01:16 PM #7801
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11-25-2013, 01:27 PM #7803
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Originally Posted by kelkel
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11-25-2013, 01:28 PM #7804
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Originally Posted by Capebuffalo
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11-25-2013, 02:24 PM #7805
Do you guys think there is such a thing as over training
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11-25-2013, 02:29 PM #7806Originally Posted by marcus300
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11-25-2013, 02:30 PM #7807
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11-25-2013, 02:33 PM #7808
I think so because surely the muscle can only take so much.
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11-25-2013, 02:35 PM #7809
Yes because you and Kel told me to rest and ease up a while back. To much on the nervous system.
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11-25-2013, 02:48 PM #7810
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Originally Posted by marcus300
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11-25-2013, 03:08 PM #7811
Well all I know is I grew like a beast in a very short time frame with just 3-4 day week workouts. I rested seemed like more than I trained but it benefited me to do that. I also believe it depends on the person as well, we all are different with different metabolisms/genetics..etc ..etc. My answer is yes I believe a person can overtrain themselves. If you keep tearing down unrepaired tissue you go backwards...meaning you get smaller, there is more muscle waste than growth. just my .02. doesn't mean chit
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11-25-2013, 03:14 PM #7812
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11-25-2013, 03:27 PM #7813
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11-25-2013, 04:14 PM #7814
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11-25-2013, 04:16 PM #7815
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Interested in hearing kel and marcus's thoughts as well...
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11-25-2013, 04:20 PM #7816
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Took a much needed day off yesterday. Was not feeling well and very paranoid about BP. Went out and got some arginine/citrulline (thx aust/kel) and 133/67 - MUCH better than yesterday and feel a lot better as well.
Meals have not been on point yestrerday and today, but not awful either.. just felt like a needed to be easy for a couple days so I can carry my fat ass around without my heart exploding lol.
Going to put down a meal and then head to the gym shortly thereafter - shoulders/traps today. I think it will be good.Last edited by Igifuno; 11-25-2013 at 04:30 PM.
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11-25-2013, 04:39 PM #7817
I threw my fvcking back out today lol. I only laugh because I leaned back and popped something back in and now it doesn't hurt.
I had 275 on the bar doing bent rows.... 6th rep got real heavy and as I let it down I felt a twinge and couldn't stand up straight. After resting a minute..... I arched my back and used my thumb to put pressure where it hurt and something popped. I then finished up with dumbell rows - 120lbs.
I'm ok right now
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11-25-2013, 05:22 PM #7818
Curius to your thoughts on overtraining. Below is what last week looked like for me. Thats an unusual week but regular weeks are not much less. Maybe take a full day off. Thing is I do not feel tired. Usually I take a day off when the body tells me to.
Sunday AM 60 mins Cardio PM Chest/Biceps
Monday AM 60 mins cardio PM Legs
Tuesday AM 60 mins cardio PM Delts/Traps
Wednesday AM 60 mins cardio PM Dead lifts/Upper back/Triceps
Thursday AM 60 mins cardio PM 60 mins cardio
Friday AM 60 mins cardio PM Chest/Biceps
Saturday AM 60 mins cardio PM Legs
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11-25-2013, 05:58 PM #7819
Today was the first back properly diet , head in gear etc mentally prepared to hammer shit out. It was busy and I was amped to go to the gym then we walked in the place was crazy busy was really pissed off used that as motivation to lift some serious weight.
It really helped to push into the pain and strain zone
Tonight was chest:
2 warm up sets on the chest machine as the gym was busy.
The incline DB rows built up to the heavy set and then went for it hard, got to 6 reps and did two forced reps and two negs then dropped the muscles were screaming in pain the pump was insane. I kept going on the drops these were really intense and putting it under serious pressure was like I was in another diemension.
Flat bench same as above it was crazy hard really was on a high.
Then decline db pressing was really getting fatigued now, but I powered through it turned out to be one of my strongest sets was it was intense.
The incline Yates flies loved these right into failure then two slow drops loved it.
Cardio:
15 mins hit felt really great. Came home and fed feeling good here at the min
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11-25-2013, 06:09 PM #7820
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Originally Posted by Hazard
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11-25-2013, 06:32 PM #7821
interesting! i just read an article on this and posted it in the workout section:
" Everyone is familiar with "overtraining syndrome," which is a real problem with negative side effects, but the truth of the matter is that 99 percent of people reading this will never even come close to experiencing the true definition of overtraining.
In fact, sports scientists are overwhelmingly coming to the conclusion that individuals will never reach a true overtraining state. Research on elite athletes has found an ability to tolerate a threefold increase in training volume for up to three weeks. Think about that for a moment. A threefold increase in training volume, not for a single day or week, but for three weeks straight!
I tripled my training volume while at Charles Poliquin's 5-Day Hypertrophy Bootcamp (15 workouts in five days) and felt like George St. Pierre's punching bag. I couldn't imagine repeating that for an additional two weeks! Again, it's extremely hard to reach a truly overtrained state, and I don't mean to bore you with the science, but read these researchers' findings:
"Overtraining typically requires a greatly prolonged period of stressful training to achieve."1,2
"In preparing elite training programs, we will not underestimate the adaptive abilities of the human body."3
"Sports scientists are overwhelmingly concluding that individuals will never reach a true overtraining state."4
"Previous research in elite athletes has found an ability to tolerate a threefold increase in training volume for periods up to three weeks."3,4
"A conclusion reached by Lehmann is that overtraining resulting from load and intensity factors seems to resolve faster than overtraining resulting from excessive training volume. Overtraining from increased loads or training intensity should resolve within a few weeks of rest.6,7,2 It is my recommendation that instead of total rest, if one feels they are in an overtrained state, a taper would be more optimal." (Wilson, J., and Wilson, G., 2005)
So you can see why I am convinced that people suffer from "undertraining syndrome" and don't come close to overtraining. It's not just my opinion. The science supports it. Let's look instead at "overreaching," a concept crucial to your bodybuilding success, and the science behind it.
What exactly is the difference between overtraining and overreaching.
Losing your appetite, altered sleep patterns and mood changes are often a reflection of overreaching, not overtraining. "Overreaching," or overwork, means a short period of increased work that deliberately exceeds your abilities. It's an intentional stress that you place on your body for a brief period of time followed by a period of undertraining, or deloading, to allow for a greater supercompensation aftereffect.
You can recover from overreaching after one or two weeks. It took me approximately seven days of doing nothing to recover from the 15 workouts in five days. Here are a few more practical applications from some of the world's leading scientific experts:
Kramer: "Overreaching (OR) is where one increases the training stimuli in order to create a decrease in performance but one that has a "supercompensation" response or a rebound with increased performance at some point in time after the OR phase is completed."8
O'Bryant: "Overreaching is a type of periodization where short-term (one to two weeks) increases in volume or intensity are followed by a return to normal training. This brief phase can result in a delayed performance increase approximately two to five weeks after return to normal training."8
Plisk: "Overreaching is an advanced training strategy where volume loads are increased for two to three weeks and then reduced to normal levels to enhance adaptation and performance two to five weeks later by virtue of a 'rebound' [supercompensation] effect. It requires careful planning and understanding of cumulative and delayed training effects. Overtraining (OT) is a maladaptation syndrome resulting when OR-type workloads are applied inappropriately; for example, over prolonged periods or without adequate recovery or regard for the additive effects of other stressors. Long-term performance decrements and fatigue seem to be the universal indicators of OT and may or may not be accompanied by other symptoms."8
Stone: "Overreaching is a condition produced most often by sudden increases in training volume. OR may produce some of the signs and symptoms of OT but not as severe. A reduction in training volume or intensity and return to normal training can produce an increased performance several weeks after the OR. Sometimes a supercompensation effect will occur boosting performance to new levels. Thus, OR can be planned (carefully) into the periodized program (usually one to two weeks of increased volume) and may result in a performance boost."8"
from personal experience, i feel that training too often without giving the body time to recover is not optimal for growth. but it does not immediately lead to classical "overtraining", which causes extreme fatigue, muscle breakdown, and decreased immune system.
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11-25-2013, 06:50 PM #7822
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11-25-2013, 07:11 PM #7823
woke up this morning, and a lil tight in the chest.. but nothing like what it used to be like when i was just doing triple drop sets for the working set (but that would end up close to 20 reps for the work set) idk.. is how sore you are the next day a good way of judging how well you worked that muscle..? ...i do feel like i coulda done more yesterday, like another rest-pause or drop set on each exercise...but that woulda increased total reps to probably 12+ ..idk..
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11-25-2013, 07:44 PM #7824
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Hoodie workout, they called me little red riding hood. I told them at least I was swole haha
chest and biceps for me tonight. Went well, weak as fvck though I figure my test is bottom line zero. my emotions have been crazy. Still got 225 17 reps on a burnout which is not bad. I did get insane pump and viens went crazy, I even got a compliment on the ole vascularity tonight. They are getting better it seems. Just a quick update.Last edited by Cuz; 11-25-2013 at 07:53 PM.
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11-25-2013, 08:23 PM #7825
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11-25-2013, 09:06 PM #7826
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11-25-2013, 09:19 PM #7827
No worries. Just add more weight and push harder. Get in that "zone" and take it to your physical limits. Soreness is a partial indicator but not the end all to be all. Remember, even push-ups can get you sore and give you a great pump but you're really not gonna grow much from them.
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11-25-2013, 09:27 PM #7828Originally Posted by Igifuno
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11-25-2013, 09:28 PM #7829
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11-25-2013, 09:30 PM #7830Originally Posted by kelkel
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11-25-2013, 09:42 PM #7831
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tough pill to swallow..
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11-25-2013, 09:47 PM #7832
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Interesting shoulder workout by Markus Ruhl. He always facinated me becuase he was so monsterous (das beast).
275 lbs for contest weight.. not sure what he weighs in this vid but I'm sure 330 or more.
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11-25-2013, 09:49 PM #7833
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2013 Olympia - he's only 5' 10'' and 275 at this show
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11-25-2013, 09:54 PM #7834
omg i was soo pumped to go to the gym, i locked up the house, grabbed my gym bag and walked out the front door, where's my keys??? lol.. spent the last 10 mins breaking the front window...
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11-25-2013, 09:57 PM #7835Originally Posted by kronik420
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11-25-2013, 09:59 PM #7836
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11-25-2013, 10:06 PM #7837
lol ok off to the gym, will report when i get back.. more weight, less reps.
today's gonna be one of those days...
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11-25-2013, 10:36 PM #7838Originally Posted by Igifuno
Freaky big. Such a beast
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11-26-2013, 02:28 AM #7839
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