Hi I was wondering if eny one could tell me why I don't get sore eny more. I work hard and go to the gym 4-5 times a week and I have read some articles that say not being sore is not important and others that say it means I have not fully recovered.
Hi I was wondering if eny one could tell me why I don't get sore eny more. I work hard and go to the gym 4-5 times a week and I have read some articles that say not being sore is not important and others that say it means I have not fully recovered.
Your body as adjusted to your routine..............Change it and raise your intensity of your training
You're not lifting heavy enough.
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Are you on cycle right now? The reason i ask is because there always seems to be a point on cycle where i don't feel my workouts - usually around wk 7.
triple drop sets..
yes!Originally Posted by kronik420
Just change it up! If you always do things in a certain order, break that routine and do them in a different order. I like to do the same lifts each week so I can tell the difference in strength while on cycle, but you should be getting some soreness.
Thanks for all the advice and for the people asking I'm not on a cycle
Can eny one message me a good routine for strength or point me towards one?
Dorian Yates variation.
Split Workout
Day one: Delts, triceps, abs
Day two: Back, traps, rear delts
Day three: REST
Day four: Chest, biceps, abs
Day five: Quads, hams, calves
Day six: REST
All movements are performed with PERFECT FORM (this is a must IMO)
All rest periods are short (60-90 seconds, 90 seconds being only for the BIG LIFTS - Deadlifts, Leg Press etc...)
All movements are performed as follows with a few obvious exceptions where it is not safe/ possible to do easily;
Set 1 - Warm up/ Feel Set
Set 2 - Feel Set / Close to failure
Set 3 - Working set (To failure and beyond, including forced reps, negatives, force negatives, static pauses)
*One thing to note is that you CANNOT REST DURING YOUR WORKING SET! You go to failure and then you carry on with the help of a spotter (still you must keep tight form as your spotter does the cheating for you), you do not stop and allow the muscle to rest and recover. Your tempo needs to remain there all the way to the death, DO NOT PAUSE AND ALLOW RECOVERY
Progressive Tension Overload
Progressive - Adding weight/ reps/ extra stimulus
Tension - Where that weight is going - on the muscle as tension.
Overload - Taking a muscle to failure - overloading the muscle with something it has not before experienced.
Progressive Tension Overload creates adaptation.
5x5
http://forums.steroid.com/showthread...s#.UWDXs6KLBVs
im currently doing 5x5 strong man lifts, got a log going if you wanna check it out:
http://forums.steroid.com/showthread...g#.UWDX7KKLBVs
Thanks and this workout is for strength? I don't care about size any more because I want to just get strong
I prefer to
Back and bis
Chest and tris
Legs
Rest
Shoulders
Arms/ rest
Crossfit/ rest
For my crossfit I enjoy the following
5 handstand push ups
10 pull ups
15 push-ups
Repeat for 10 rounds of each
Follow with 100 weighted crunches
1000M row
100 crunches
1000M row
Do it for time. I promise you'll die lol
WAIT WAIT hold up, do even lifT?
you kronik![]()
lol yea i just started now
If I'm not sore eny more than that means I won't see eny gains??
i find training for hypertrophy makes that muscle group sore for 2-4 days
but with the strength program im currently doing (5x5), i don't really feel any DOMS, but my strength is increasing soo..
my guess is that it is because when you train for hypertrophy your goal is to go to muscle failure and beyond (and if you know how to do this, you will cause some serious paingood pain tho..)
Do you think it would be hard to go up 10 pounds a month in bench press if I'm training just for strength. And do you think forced reps and negitives and drop sets help a lot with gaining strength?
I just started working out 3 months ago and bench 205 and my goal is 255 in 5 or 6 months so it's good to hear that 10 pounds a month is a good number thanks
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