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    Gb your shoulder still hurt, i did these exercises in this video, my shoulder hurt but after doing them for a while the pain is all but gone, u might try it to see if it helps.

    Rotator Cuff Exercises For Rehabing Shoulder Injuries - YouTube

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    I did a couple of sets before doing chest or shoulders and then in between sets to keep them warm, about a month or 2 my shoulders feel pretty good.

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    Quote Originally Posted by gbrice75 View Post

    Incline Barbell Press
    3 warmup sets (95lbs x 10, 135lbs x 10, 185lbs x 5)
    Working set: 225lbs x 10 (rest 15 secs) 225lbs x 4

    I did this VERY slow and controlled (which actually helped make it more intense), but was only about to go down about 2/3rds before the pain became noticeable. I was still pretty happy I was able to put up 225lbs considering my current condition.
    AWESOME!! That's some heavy weight/with short rest for having a sore shoulder!

    Nice work GB!

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    Quote Originally Posted by joebailey1271 View Post
    Gb your shoulder still hurt, i did these exercises in this video, my shoulder hurt but after doing them for a while the pain is all but gone, u might try it to see if it helps.

    Rotator Cuff Exercises For Rehabing Shoulder Injuries - YouTube
    Quote Originally Posted by joebailey1271 View Post
    I did a couple of sets before doing chest or shoulders and then in between sets to keep them warm, about a month or 2 my shoulders feel pretty good.
    Thanks JB, I'm down to try anything that might help!

    Quote Originally Posted by twitz View Post
    AWESOME!! That's some heavy weight/with short rest for having a sore shoulder!

    Nice work GB!
    Thanks T!! I have to admit I'm pretty pleased with my chest lifts, all things considered.

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    Friday's Workout: Lower Body + Bi's

    Seated DB Curls
    2 warmup sets
    Working Set: 45lbs x 10 (rest 15 secs) 45lbs x 4 (rest 15 secs) 45lbs x 4

    Barbell Squats
    3 warmup sets
    Working Set: 335lbs x 10 (rest 15 secs) 335lbs x 5 (rest 15 secs) 335lbs x 4

    Seated Leg Curl
    1 warmup set
    Working set (12 setting, 120lbs I believe) x 11 (rest 10 secs) 12 x 5

    Standing Calf Raise
    1 working set - 10 reps, 5 sec. pause at top and 5 sec pause at bottom stretch

    Power Clean
    2 warmup sets
    Working Set: 155lbs x 10 (rest 10 secs) 155lbs x 5 (rest 10 secs) 1550bs x 3

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    What's your current stats buddy? Look like your avi again yet?
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    Monday's Workout: Upper Body

    Incline DB Bench Press
    3 warmup sets
    Working set: 90lbs x 12 (rest 15 secs) 90lbs x 5

    Note: this was the real test... my most (shoulder) painful of chest exercises. Was actually very happy I was able to get 90lbs for 12... definitely not the heaviest I've ever been able to do, but pretty heavy considering my injury. I payed strict attention to form which helped take some of the tension off delts - arched back, pinched shoulder blades, elbows tucked a bit, etc.

    Hammer Strength Shoulder Press
    1 warmup set
    Working set: (set on 15 - 150lbs I believe) x 10

    Note: that was it... didn't wanna press my luck.

    Tricep Pressdown
    1 warmup set
    Working set: 150lbs x 10 (rest 10 secs) 150lbs x 5) rest 10 secs (150lbs x 7)

    Med-wide grip lat pulldown:
    2 warmup sets
    Working set: 200lbs x 7 (drop set) 190lbs x 5 (drop set) 180lbs x 3)

    Wide Grip Seated Row
    1 warmup set
    Working set: 160lbs x 10 (rest 10 secs) 160lbs x 4

    Did some extra work today as follows:

    Incline Bench, Face Down 'Rows' - 3x15
    Sets 1-3: 40lbs x 15

    Front Raises - 3x10
    Sets 1-3: 25lbs x 10 (each)

    Lateral Raises - 3x10 (strict form)
    Sets 1-3: 25lbs x 10 (each)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Back In Black View Post
    What's your current stats buddy? Look like your avi again yet?
    Bahaha, fuk no! I wish.

    I haven't weighed in about a week, but last week was just under 200lbs (fasted), probably 14-15% bodyfat. Yep, still fat.

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    Quote Originally Posted by gbrice75

    Bahaha, fuk no! I wish.

    I haven't weighed in about a week, but last week was just under 200lbs (fasted), probably 14-15% bodyfat. Yep, still fat.
    So, let's say you dropped 10lbs, all fat, you'd still look bigger then me wouldn't you? Even though we would, I think, have the same stats.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Back In Black View Post
    So, let's say you dropped 10lbs, all fat, you'd still look bigger then me wouldn't you? Even though we would, I think, have the same stats.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Back In Black View Post
    So, let's say you dropped 10lbs, all fat, you'd still look bigger then me wouldn't you? Even though we would, I think, have the same stats.
    Meh, probably not tbh. I think we'd look very similar.

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    How's things G..... Good to see the log still going... Are there any pics?

    Not been around in some time, hope all is good

    I'm still following flexible dieting which is going to be a lifestyle thing for me from now on.... It is by far the best approach IMO.... Goal is to get down to about 7%BF before starting a very long and slow lean gaining phase..... Probably about 1.5-2 lbs a month for maybe 30-40 weeks.... It's going to be hard to stay focused on the macros but I know it will be worth it...

    What's your plan? Short/long term?
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    Quote Originally Posted by baseline_9 View Post
    How's things G..... Good to see the log still going... Are there any pics?

    Not been around in some time, hope all is good

    I'm still following flexible dieting which is going to be a lifestyle thing for me from now on.... It is by far the best approach IMO.... Goal is to get down to about 7%BF before starting a very long and slow lean gaining phase..... Probably about 1.5-2 lbs a month for maybe 30-40 weeks.... It's going to be hard to stay focused on the macros but I know it will be worth it...

    What's your plan? Short/long term?
    Thanks brother! I'll post pics in a min (nothing great, just taken in the gym this morning). Sounds like you're enjoying your new style, always good to hear. Hit me up via PM, I'd like to hear more about your new 'coach'.

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    Today's Workout: Upper Body (minus bi's)

    Incline Bench Press
    3 warmup sets
    1 working set - 225lbs x 12 (rest 15 secs) 225lbs x 3

    Not bad for somebody who still has nagging elbow and shoulder injuries. When I'm healthy, I'm gonna beast the shit outta incline!

    Close Grip Flat Bench
    1 warmup set
    1 working set - 185lbs x 9 (rest 15 secs) 185lbs x 3 (rest 15 secs) 185lbs x 2

    Hammer Strength High Row
    1 warmup set
    1 working set - 290lbs x 9 (rest 15 secs) 290lbs x 3 (rest 15 secs) 290lbs x 2

    Rack Pulls (bar resting below the knees)
    2 warmup sets
    1 working set - 425lbs x 11

    Due to my ongoing shoulder issue, I've had to get creative - I can't overhead press at all, so that's out. Front raises bother me less, but still bother me. So, I started doing my own version of a 2 handed, close grip dumbbell front raise that doesn't bother me at all! Picture doing a dumbbell swing, except stand erect and obviously don't hip-thrust - just use your delts to bring the weight up to just above parallel, hold it for a second, then control it back down. Burns pretty good, and right where I need it most - delt/chest tie-in.

    Modified Front Raise
    Pyramided 30>40>50>40>30 (~ 10 reps each)

    Lateral Raise
    30lbs x 10 drop set 20lbs x 8 drop set 10lbs x 10 (BURN!!!)

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    Pics taken this morning, 206lbs (not fasted), 5'10, roughly 14% or so (ugh).
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    Quote Originally Posted by gbrice75 View Post
    Pics taken this morning, 206lbs (not fasted), 5'10, roughly 14% or so (ugh).
    lots of shaved heads in there! hahaha

    looking good but get a tan!

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    Story of my life... pale, bald. Haha, thanks buddy.

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    You still look MUCH bigger than me
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    Quote Originally Posted by Back In Black View Post
    You still look MUCH bigger than me
    Good lighting + a good pump + the right pose/angle will transform even the fattest of fatties, lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by gbrice75

    Good lighting + a good pump + the right pose/angle will transform even the fattest of fatties, lol
    Bahahaha, I'm yet to find lighting good enough in my gym
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    I wished I could complain about 14% bf... lol. Someday! Soon!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Back In Black View Post
    Bahahaha, I'm yet to find lighting good enough in my gym


    Quote Originally Posted by Brazensol View Post
    I wished I could complain about 14% bf... lol. Someday! Soon!
    I hear ya man. I'm sure when I'm 10%, I'll want single digit.

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    Meh, lol. In these pics maybe.

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    Lookin pretty thick G

    What's the time frame on the 10% goal? Thinking 8 weeks (average 0.5% per week)
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    Quote Originally Posted by baseline_9 View Post
    Lookin pretty thick G

    What's the time frame on the 10% goal? Thinking 8 weeks (average 0.5% per week)
    Well, there's a LOT going on, so this will be one of the most trying times in my life (with regard to being consistent) to date.

    We've moving in 5 weeks... all of my routines (cooking, storing, hell, even when I take my shower) will be turned upside down. I'm losing my gym too. With all that going on, it's gonna be tough.

    Further, I have a marathon I'm running (mud run actually) in 8 weeks. I want to get in as good of shape as possible for it. I don't honestly think i'll be at 10% by then, all things considered, but I'm giving myself 8 hardcore weeks to get as close as I can. I am more concerned with maintaining strength and muscle mass than with losing bodyfat though, to be honest.

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    Quote Originally Posted by gbrice75 View Post
    Well, there's a LOT going on, so this will be one of the most trying times in my life (with regard to being consistent) to date.

    We've moving in 5 weeks... all of my routines (cooking, storing, hell, even when I take my shower) will be turned upside down. I'm losing my gym too. With all that going on, it's gonna be tough.

    Further, I have a marathon I'm running (mud run actually) in 8 weeks. I want to get in as good of shape as possible for it. I don't honestly think i'll be at 10% by then, all things considered, but I'm giving myself 8 hardcore weeks to get as close as I can. I am more concerned with maintaining strength and muscle mass than with losing bodyfat though, to be honest.
    That's king of my primary goal too.... I figure as long as I'm maintaining strength and dropping weight I should not be loosing too much LBM....

    Them tough mudder things are hard from what I've seen lol
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    Quote Originally Posted by gbrice75 View Post
    Pics taken this morning, 206lbs (not fasted), 5'10, roughly 14% or so (ugh).
    Looking good GB! Is everyone in the gym bald except that one guy?
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    Quote Originally Posted by baseline_9 View Post
    That's king of my primary goal too.... I figure as long as I'm maintaining strength and dropping weight I should not be loosing too much LBM....

    Them tough mudder things are hard from what I've seen lol
    Yea, the Tough Mudder is a beast (10-12 miles). The one I'm doing is moderate at 5 miles, but still has some tough obstacles.

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    Looking good GB! Is everyone in the gym bald except that one guy?
    Thanks Kel! lol, I know man... noticing all the baldee's here!! Must be something in the air, taking our hair away!

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    looking good brotha....thick

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    Quote Originally Posted by cancer82 View Post
    looking good brotha....thick

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    Pumped to read how you'll be training for the mud run. They look like loads of fun!

    Nice changes in your new pic GB!!! Are you finally becoming happy with your delts? Looking great!

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    Quote Originally Posted by twitz View Post
    Pumped to read how you'll be training for the mud run. They look like loads of fun!

    Nice changes in your new pic GB!!! Are you finally becoming happy with your delts? Looking great!
    Thanks T!! I did my first mud run about a month ago and am officially addicted!!

    I'm happy with my delts in these pics, but not in the mirror and/or other (unposed) pics.

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    Today's Workout: Bi's and Lower Body

    Seated Alternate DB Curl
    2 warmup sets
    1 working set: 45lbs x 10 (rest 10 secs) 45lbs x 4

    Barbell Squat
    2 warmup sets
    1 working set: 355lbs x 9 (rest 15 secs) 355lbs x 3

    Seated Leg Curl
    2 warmup sets
    1 working set: set on 12 (120lbs?) x 12 (rest 10 secs) 120lbs x 5

    Standing Calf Raise (machine)
    picked a comfortable weight, did 2x10 - each rep w/ a 5 second pause on my toes, and another 5 second pause in the stretch at the bottom of the movement - as far as I can stretch. Painful, and creates a pretty intense calve workout!

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    Quote Originally Posted by gbrice75 View Post
    Barbell Squat
    2 warmup sets
    1 working set: 355lbs x 9 (rest 15 secs) 355lbs x 3
    NICE work GB!

    Are the shorter rest periods to help build endurance for the mud run (sorry if I missed this)...?

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    Quote Originally Posted by twitz View Post
    NICE work GB!

    Are the shorter rest periods to help build endurance for the mud run (sorry if I missed this)...?
    Nah, I'm actually just loosely following the DC training routine... the short rests are really just one set with rest/pause thrown in.

    I'm officially going to 'train' for the mud run starting Monday which will allow me 8 weeks to get in shape. I'd like to reduce bodyfat, increase endurance, and most of all, increase explosiveness.

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    Hey guys, it's been a while - I have a LOT going on right now in my personal life, so my time here has been limited. Just figured I'd update for anybody still following.

    I switched up my training routine this week, mainly just for a mental break if nothing else. It's a high intensity, moderate volume approach. Volume (via additional sets) increases slightly as the 6 week cycle progresses. I'll log Monday and today's workouts below:

    Monday - Chest and Delts

    Decline Bench Press
    Set 1: 275lbs x 10
    Set 2: 245lbs x 9

    Incline Bench Press
    Set 1: 215lbs x 10
    Set 2: 205lbs x 10

    Incline Fly's
    Set 1: 30lbs (each) x 12
    Set 2: 30lbs (each) x 12

    Note: Keeping exercises like this light in an effort to continue healing my injured shoulder. It's better, but definitely not 100% - maybe 70% currently.

    Rack Shoulder Press - skipped, for the reason above

    Modified Lateral Raise
    Set 1: 15lbs x 15
    Set 2: 15lbs x 10

    Bent Over Lateral Raise
    Set 1: 15lbs x 12
    Set 2: 15lbs x 10

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    Tuesday - Back and Tri's

    Lat Pulldown
    Set 1: 190lbs x 10
    Set 2: 170lbs x 10

    Seated Row (medium grip)
    Set 1: 150lbs x 11
    Set 2: 150lbs x 9

    Smith Shrugs
    Set 1: 275lbs x 12
    Set 2: 275lbs x 9

    Rack Deads
    Set 1: 385lbs x 9
    Set 2: 335lbs x 12

    Skull Crushers
    Set 1: 90lbs x 11
    Set 2: 80lbs x 12

    Overhead Tricep Extension
    Set 1: 120lbs x 12
    Set 2: 120lbs x 12

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    Last night's dinner: 'Tex-Mex Chicken'.

    1tsp EVOO
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    1/2 red bell pepper
    Perfect Pinch Mexican Seasoning, liberally sprinkled
    2tbsp fat free sour cream
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    Paprika

    Roughly: 60g protein, 20g carbs, 15g fat
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    That looks good! I'll have to try it as I love Mexican food!

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    look at what the cat dragged in
    figured uve been busy moving and all....good to see ya logging

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