Thread: My training Journal...
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05-02-2006, 09:18 AM #321
dood i swear ur sessions get larger and gain more volume every time i read this... ur crazy!
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05-04-2006, 12:52 AM #322
Update:
Most of you have seen my thread in the lounge.
I fell down some steps sunday night and twisted my left ankle... Second time i've messed up an ankle in two weeks or so. Last time it was my right ankle.
I've been unable to train this week.
Will continue my log from next week.
Originally Posted by Superballer
Originally Posted by taiboxa
Originally Posted by Sasso09
Narkissos
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05-07-2006, 03:23 AM #323
Nark
How'd you do that with your signature.... the 2012 pic that is?? It's bad ass.... I have no doubt you'll be much bigger than that by 2012!
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05-07-2006, 04:16 AM #324
Yeah...whoever did that shop did a good job....cept the traps
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05-08-2006, 09:44 PM #325
Monday 8th May
14 weeks out from Nationals.. Time to start my cutting log
Chest; Legs; Triceps
First day back from injury. Left ankle still banged up but functional...
Squats:
3 sets: bare bar: 10 reps each set: ass-to-ground: warm-up
Set 1: 135 lbs: 10 reps: ass-to-ground
Set 2: 225 lbs: 10 reps: ass-to-ground
Set 3: 315 lbs: 5 reps; 225 lbs: 4 reps: drop-set: parallel
Set 4: 405 lbs: 3 reps; 315 lbs: 4 reps; 225 lbs: 4 reps: drop-set: parallel
Lungs hurt.. Had difficulty catching my breathe. After the 3rd set i spent the time between sets on my back.. I think it was because the rest period between sets were initially too short.
Seated Angled Calf-raise:
Set 1: 70 lbs: 10 reps
Set 2: 230 lbs: 10 reps
Set 3: 300 lbs: 10 reps
Set 4: 370 lbs: 10 reps
Set 5: 440 lbs: 10 reps
Seated Leg-curls:
Set 1: 100 lbs: 15 reps
Set 2: 125 lbs: 12 reps
Set 3: 150 lbs: 6 reps; 100 lbs: 6 reps
Set 4: 100 lbs: 12 reps
**I felt a wave of nausea here and was forced to stop my session and go outside and sit on the step. Everytime i came back inside i felt like i was on the verge of vomiting.. and i had to rush back outside. This 'wave' lasted for 30 minutes. I contemplated quitting and going home.. but it's contest time now.. no quitting. As a concession however i had to forego Cardio**
Close-grip Bench press:
2 sets: bare bar: 10 reps each set: warm-up
Set 1: 135 lbs: 10 reps
Set 2: 135 lbs: 10 reps
Set 3: 225 lbs: 4 reps
Set 4: 225 lbs: 4 reps
Neck Presses:
1 set: bare bar: 10 reps: warm-up
Set 1: 135 lbs: 10 reps
Set 2: 225 lbs: 6 reps (3 reps + 3 spots)
Set 3: 185 lbs: 6 reps
Incline Dumbbell Press:
Set 1: 100 lb dumbbells: 6 reps
Set 2: 100 lb dumbbells: 4 reps
Set 3: 100 lb dumbbells: 6 reps ( 3 reps + 3 light spots)
One-arm Dumbbell French Press:
Set 1: 25 lb dumbbell: 10 reps ea. arm
Set 2: 30 lb dumbbell: 10 reps ea. arm
Set 3: 30 lb dumbbell: 10 reps ea. arm
Not bad.. but not good enough
Narkissos
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05-08-2006, 10:46 PM #326
That's amazing Nark, That would cause me to be overtraining by far... Props for the routine. Hope your ankles gets well quickly.
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05-09-2006, 08:25 AM #327
Nice job sticking through it buddy.
Kyle
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05-09-2006, 09:21 PM #328
Thanks guys:
Tuesday 9th May 2006
Shoulders; Back; Biceps
Barbell Rows:
Overhand grip.. torso parallel to floor..
2 sets: bare bar: 15 reps each set: warm-up
Set 1: 135 lbs: 15 reps [slow and controlled: deliberate contraction and stretch]
Set 2: 135 lbs: 15 reps [slow and controlled: deliberate contraction and stretch]
Set 3: 225 lbs: 6 reps; 135 lbs: 6 reps
Set 4: 225 lbs: 6 reps; 135 lbs: 6 reps
One-arm Dumbbell Row:
Set 1: 100 lb dumbbell: 8 reps [deliberate: smooth]
Set 2: 120 lb dumbbell: 8 reps [less smooth]
Set 3: 100 lb dumbbell: 8 reps [deliberate: smooth]
Straight-arm Dumbbell Pullover:
Set 1: 80 lb dumbbell: 8 reps [deliberate: smooth]
Set 2: 100 lb dumbbell: 8 reps [this set was especially taxing]
Set 3: 80 lb dumbbell: 8 reps [deliberate: smooth]
Barbell Shrugs:
Underhand grip..
1 set: bare bar: 15 reps: warm-up
Set 1: 135 lbs: 15 reps
Set 2: 225 lbs: 8 reps
Set 3: 225 lbs: 8 reps
Seated Bent Lateral Raises:
3 sets: 30 lb dumbbells**: set 1: 15 reps; set 2: 10 reps; set 3: 10 reps
**I should've used the 25s here. I was strict form-wise but the negative was not as controlled as i would like.
Seated Barbell Press:
Hadn't done these in like months...
2 sets: bare bar: 12 reps each set: warm-up
Set 1: 135 lbs: 12 reps: Personal Best
Set 2: 225 lbs: 5 reps w/ spot **
Set 3: 225 lbs: 5 reps w/ spot **
Set 4: 135 lbs: 10 reps: total muscular failure
**225 is the heaviest i've ever been outside of a smith machine. The weight felt great. I was very strong on the negative portion of each rep.. The positive was challenging however. The reps were smooth...overall each set was great.
Standing Barbell Curl:
1 set: bare bar: 12 reps: warm-up
3 Sets: 95 lbs: set 1: 8 reps; set 2: 8 reps; set 3: 8 reps
Cardio:
Pwo: Stationary bike: 45 minutes
Great session
Narkissos
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05-10-2006, 10:27 AM #329
I am glad things are turning around for you Nark, now focus on your training/prep and bemore carefull...cont get hurt!! lol
Seriously though, you know what needs to be done now get your mind right and do it. I know you will. GOod luck.
NOTE:***Just bc I don't post much does not mean I am not here in your thread.
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05-12-2006, 09:46 PM #330Originally Posted by spound
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Friday 12th May 2006
Chest; Legs; Triceps
Squats:
warm-up: 3 sets: bare bar: 10 reps each set
Set 1: 135 lbs: 10 reps [ass-to-ground]
Set 2: 225 lbs: 10 reps [ass-to-ground]
Set 3: 315 lbs: 6 reps [parallel: work-set]
Deadlifts:
Set 1: 135 lbs: 5 reps
Set 2: 315 lbs: 5 reps
Set 3: 505 lbs: 3 reps
Leg-press:
Set 1: 480 lbs: 10 reps
Set 2: 570 lbs: 10 reps
Set 3: 660 lbs: 10 reps
Seated Leg-curl:
Set 1: 100 lbs: 20 reps
Set 2: 100 lbs: 20 reps
Set 3: 150 lbs: 4 reps; 100 lbs: 8 reps
Seated Angled Calf-raise:
Set 1: 140 lbs: 15 reps
Set 2: 280 lbs: 15 reps
Set 3: 420 lbs: 15 reps
Close-grip Bench:
warm-up: 3 sets: bare bar: 12 reps each set
Set 1: 135 lbs: 4 reps
Set 2: 225 lbs: 4 reps
Set 3: 275 lbs: 4 reps (1 rep unassisted: personal best + 3 'guiding' spots)
Flat Dumbbell Bench:
Set 1: 100 lb dumbbells: 8 reps
Set 2: 120 lb dumbbells: 6 reps ( 2 unassisted reps + 4 spots)
Set 3: 100 lb dumbells: 6 reps
One-arm Dumbbell French Press:
Set 1: 25 lb dumbbell: 10 reps each arm
Set 2: 35 lb dumbbell: 6 reps each arm
Set 3: 35 lb dumbbell: 6 reps each arm
Cardio: pwo: none structured. I walked home from the gym cus the next due bus was like 30-45 minutes away. The walk home took 25 minutes.
Pretty average session
Narkissos
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05-13-2006, 01:38 AM #331
Dropping deadlifts huh..let us know how that goes.
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05-13-2006, 05:32 AM #332Junior Member
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Hey, great log ya got here.
Anyway, I've been reading through your log and I did not see any tempos listed. Do you not have them predetermined or do you just not list them?
Was just curious...
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05-13-2006, 10:23 PM #333Junior Member
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No offence but considering you take the juice, you might look good but you are weak dude.
You look awesome though.
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05-14-2006, 01:04 AM #334Originally Posted by xmenWolverine
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05-14-2006, 01:47 AM #335
Saturday 13th May 2006
Back; Shoulders; Biceps
General warm-up: light later raises and upright rows...
Chins-to-front:
5 sets: bodyweight: 6 reps each set
[neutral-grip] V-bar Pulldowns:
5 sets: 140 lbs: 10 reps each set
Comments: I experimented with the range of motion, specifically: the path my arms travelled, during each set. At the beginning of the set, when i was less taxed, i pulled the bar to my upper abs. On the last few reps, when the exercise was taxing, i pulled the bar to my pecs. I got a great contraction using both methods.. but was able to focus on my lower lats more so during the first half of the set. On the negative of each rep i flared my elbows and spread my scapulae to make the most of the stretch...
Barbell Row:
Torso just above parallel to floor. Grip: overhand; outside shoudler-width...
5 sets: 185 lbs: 8 reps each set
Comments: I left my belt and straps home tonight as i wasn't training heavy. I got an awesome forearm burn/cramp from these. It prevented me from shrugging heavily later on.. as i couldn't grip the bar lol...
Barbell Shrugs [underhand grip]:
5 sets: 135 lbs: 15 reps each set
Seated Dumbbell Press:
warm-up: 2 sets: 40 lb dumbbells: 6 reps each set
Acclimation: 1 set: 80 lb dumbbells: 6 reps
Workset: Set 1: 100 lb dumbbells: 4 reps [unassisted]
Workset: Set 2: 90 lb dumbbells: 4 reps [unassisted]
Comments: Ok, so i'm pressing the 100s without assistance now. So why'd i lower the weight on the 2nd set? I knew i would be unable to get it up for the target rep range... The 100s were a struggle and i knew at best i'd only be able to hit 2 or 3 on the second set. I thought i'd get at least 5 on the 2nd with the 90s but i failed short of that goal.
Seated Alternate Dumbbell Curls:
Set 1: 50 lb dumbbells: 6 reps
Set 2: 50 lb dumbbells: 5 reps
Set 3: 50 lb dumbbells: 5 reps
Comments: Wasn't trying to go heavy this evening. Tried to keep it clean: minimising 'swinging' etc.
One arm Dumbbell Preacher Curl:
Set 1: 30 lb dumbbell: 6 reps each arm
Set 2: 30 lb dumbbell: 6 reps each arm
Set 3: 40 lb dumbbell: 6 reps each arm
Overall.. this was a good session. It took, surprisingly, just over an hour to complete.
Narkissos
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05-14-2006, 02:01 AM #336Originally Posted by chest6
Originally Posted by Deluge1
Originally Posted by Deluge1
I just go in... do a controlled negative and an explosive positive on each rep of my work sets. This may change according to how i feel at the start of the set.. or even prior to commencing my workout.
Originally Posted by xmenWolverine
... where do these guys come from? I mean seriously
Originally Posted by chest6
If he'd gone tru my posts/pics/threads, he'd know that i have only used juice to cut.. and that i've never done a full cycle yet. .just a couple short cutting cycles.
He'd know that i've been training for 9 years.. the majority of them natural.
He'd also know that my Max Lifts, at 5'6" 209-212 lbs are:
deadlifts: 545 for 3
Squats: 455 for 1
etc. etc.
I dunno how those=weak.. but if they do i guess i just have to console myself with the proclamation that i 'look good'
Hopefully i'll be shredded at 175 lbs this year (i'm 212 now.. hoping to hit that weight in 14 weeks)...and i'll take first in my weight class... Yea i think that'll be good consolation for being 'weak'
Narkissos
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05-14-2006, 12:43 PM #337Member
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Originally Posted by xmenWolverine
That sounds like some of the dumb comments Tai was getting in his log LOL. For whatever reason I have no idea. Five forty five for three sounds real good. I don't deadlift much, maybe I'll start to incorporate those into my routine. Four fifty five the way you do 'em a_s to floor sounds pretty damn good too for squats. Solid job Nark
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05-14-2006, 02:59 PM #338Originally Posted by Narkissos
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05-17-2006, 12:32 AM #339
Thanks guys
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Tuesday 16th May 2006
Chest; Tris; Calves; Cardio
Prologue: Went to the gym Monday at 4:25 a.m. and it was LOCKED! Later in the evening i was too tired to make it to the 7pm session.That threw my whole day (and training week) off. I'll be training everything only once per this week (as opposed to my twice per week usual)... emphasising cardio as i'm cutting afterall
Ok.. so today i did something egotistical and stupid... and i'm paying for it now. I arrived at the gym and there were some slim guys finishing off their front squats at a massive weight of 150 lbs (lol). I normally give 'em hell in the gym so i stepped into the rack cold.. took the weight out (cold) and started repping it. I asked 'em while i was repping it if that was their warm-up set (yea.. i give 'em hell). Ordinarily that wouldn't have caused me any probs.. but today i had 2ml of test prop in my right quad. Not warming up , coupled with the contraction caused me some immense pain after that set... and all tru the night afterwards. Yea.. prop-owned
On a side note.. i think viagra is an awesome ego-boosting supplement (yea i said supplement). I popped a 100 mg before training.. and i must say the pump was AWESOME!
General warm-up: recumbant bike: 5 minutes
Close-grip Bench:
warm-up: bare bar: 3 sets: 10 reps each set
Set 1: 135 lbs: 10 reps
Set 2: 225 lbs: 7 reps
Set 3: 275 lbs: 4 reps ( 1 unassisted + 3 assists)
Set 4: 225 lbs: 4 reps (failure)
Incline Dumbbell Press:
Set 1: 100 lb dumbbells: 9 reps
Set 2: 110 lb dumbbells: 8 reps ( 4 unassisted + 4 spots)
Set 3: 120 lb dumbbells: 4 (assisted) reps
Incline Fly:
Set 1: 40 lb dumbbells: 6 reps
Set 2: 50 lb dumbbells: 6 reps
Set 3: 60 lb dumbbells: 6 reps
I didn't do these to failure.. I did these mainly for the stretch. I paused in the max stretch position of each rep and held it that stretch for some time. There was no pause at the top.. In fact i didn't go all the way to the top either. I stopped where tension was still maintained on the pecs. This was where my arms were directly perpendicular to the floor
One arm-dumbbell French Press:
3 sets: 30 lb dumbbell: 10 reps each set
I really exagerrated the stretch on each repetition. I've been doing some reading and it has indicated that this is the overlooked essential component of tricep training. The literature noted that exercises like the close-grip bench have a limited range of motion.. and while effective in overall development, fail to fully stimulate the muscle. So i've been combining the two
Seated Angled Calf-raise:
Set 1: 140 lbs: 10 reps
Set 2: 210 lbs: 10 reps
Set 3: 280 lbs: 10 reps
Set 4: 420 lbs: 10 reps
Set 5: 490 lbs: 10 reps
Cardio: pwo: recumbant bike: 45 minutes
Good session
Narkissos
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05-17-2006, 12:37 AM #340
Interesting stuff. Prop owned rofl. Viagra huh? Need viagra while on prop? Wouldnt think so
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05-17-2006, 01:58 AM #341Originally Posted by chest6
Me-->
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05-17-2006, 08:42 AM #342Originally Posted by Narkissos
Does your vision mess up on viagra Nark?
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05-17-2006, 09:48 PM #343Originally Posted by solacevip
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Wednesday 17th May 2006
Quads; Hams; Cardio
prologue: Aye today was bad! Prop pain in one quad. One quad swollen and huge! I walked today with a pronouced limp.. and the overcompensation on the right side put strain on my lower back.. so my back hurt during this leg session. On top of that i shot some Masteron in the other quad (yea.. dumb). Needless to say.. tonight's training wasn't 'fun'
general warm-up: 5 minutes: stationary bike
This warm-up was just an attempt to ease this prop-pain. Gad it was/is awful
Leg-press:
Set 1: 120 lbs: 15 reps [warm-up]
Set 2: 300 lbs: 15 reps [warm-up]
Set 3: 480 lbs: 15 reps [warm-up]
Set 4: 660 lbs: 10 reps
Set 5: 750 lbs: 8 reps
Squats:
Set 1: 135 lbs: 10 reps [ass-to-ground]
Set 2: 225 lbs: 6 reps [ass-to-ground]
Set 3: 315 lbs: 4 reps [just below parallel]
I found myself in immense pain here.. that's why i leg-pressed first (to get the blood flowing in the quad area). I found myself at the start of each set.. just standing there with the bar accross my shoulders, dreading each rep. The pain started as i approached parallel.. then escalated as i past parallel. Fun fun fun
Note: None of the sets were done to failure.. I just couldnt' take the pain anymore
Seated Leg-curls:
4 sets: 100 lbs: 15 reps each set
The first set here was difficult as it required a full quad stretch at the point of max hamstring contraction. i.e. PAIN! lmao.. prop-owned!
Cardio: pwo: Recumbant Bike: 45 minutes
average session
Narkissos
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05-17-2006, 10:35 PM #344
how many days ago was the shot?
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05-17-2006, 10:39 PM #345Originally Posted by chest6
Then i had prop in my rear delts on Tuesday (they hurt too)
And masteron in my left quad on Wednesday (not sure if that'll hurt bad.. it started a lil so far)
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05-17-2006, 11:13 PM #346
Damn Sunday and and still hurts. Whats the BA?
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05-17-2006, 11:17 PM #347Originally Posted by chest6
The funny thing is.. it only stared hurting as i came close to finishing the bottle off.
All the rest of the time it was painless.
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05-17-2006, 11:29 PM #348
Figured it was homebrew. I guess ur in the clear after this session..or lets hope
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05-18-2006, 09:48 PM #349Originally Posted by chest6
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Thursday 18th May 2006
Shoulders; Cardio
prologue: Quads felt good today... only a small reminder of yesterday's pains. Feeling a lil headachey tho. Missed a couple meals today so that's probably the cause. Not feeling week however.. just fat... real fat!
Read something the other day about doing whole body explosive movements before compound lifts increases net power.. so i've returned to hang cleans.. I unknowingly used them for this same purpose last year while cutting. Since i'm cutting again now.. it makes sense to re-add them
Hang Cleans:
warm-up: 3 sets: bare bar: 10 reps each set
Set 1: 135 lbs: 8 reps
Set 2: 185 lbs: 4 reps
Set 3: 225 lbs: 1 reps; 135 lbs: 4 reps [drop-set]
comments: I left my belt and straps home tonight... so all my lifts were raw. The 225 lb lift felt dangerous lol... but i pulled tru. The lack of straps made this an awesome forearm workout. In addition i used extra thick sponge wrapped around the bar.. essentially making the bar a 'fat' bar. The forearm burn tru-out my workout was immense.
Seated Barbell Press:
warm-up: 1 set: bare bar: 8 reps
Set 1: 135 lbs: 8 reps [warm-up: did not go to failure]
Set 2: 185 lbs: 6 reps [failure]
Set 3: 225 lbs: 4 (assisted) reps
Set 4: 185 lbs: 6 reps (3 unassisted + 3 light spots)
Underhand grip Shrugs:
Set 1: 135 lbs: 10 reps
Set 2: 185 lbs: 10 reps
Set 3: 225 lbs: 8 reps
Set 4: 225 lbs: 8 reps
comments: The limiting factor here was grip failure. On the fourth set i attempted 315 lbs. I lifted it out.. but pre-contraction i knew i wouldn't be able to grip it tru the set.. so i opted to strip it down to 225 lbs instead.
Cable Uni-lateral raise:
Execution: Starting with handle behind my back.
3 sets: 15 lbs: Set 1: 12 reps; Set 2: 10 reps; Set 3: 10 reps
Cardio: pwo: 45 minutes
Stairmaster: 20 minutes
Recumbant bike: 25 minutes
Great session
Narkissos
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05-20-2006, 07:13 PM #350
Saturday 20th May 2006
Back; Bis
notes: Rode my bike to and from the gym
Chins:
4 sets: bodyweight: 8 reps each set
notes: I used straps on this exercise (and this exercise alone).. trying to increase my number of reps per set
Barbell Rows:
warm-up: 2 sets: bare bar: 12 reps ea.
Set 1: 145 lbs: 10 reps
Set 2: 145 lbs: 10 reps
Set 3: 145 lbs: 10 reps
Set 4: 195 lbs: 6 reps
Set 5: 145 lbs: 10 reps
Deadlifts:
1 set: 315 lbs: 4 reps** [no straps, no belt]
**Scrapped deadlifts after this set.. because i simply did not have the energy to deadlift this evening.
V-bar [neutral-grip] pulldowns:
5 sets: 145 lbs: 10 reps each set
Hyper-Extensions:
1 set: 15 reps
one-arm Dumbbell Preacher Curls:
3 sets: 35 lb dumbbell: 6 reps each set
one-arm laying dumbbell incline curls:
Set 1: 25 lb dumbbell: 6 reps
Set 2: 25 lb dumbbell: 6 reps
Set 3: 20 lb dumbbell: 7 reps
This session more or less sucked...
Narkissos
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05-20-2006, 10:49 PM #351
Thought u were gonna drop deads?
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05-20-2006, 11:00 PM #352Originally Posted by chest6
But after this evening i think i have too.
This session was shit
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05-21-2006, 12:57 AM #353
did 315 feel heavy..lower back wasn't feelin it today..or what?
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05-21-2006, 01:36 AM #354Originally Posted by chest6
Lower back was cool actually
I just felt weak overall.
could be from undereating today tho...I'm not sure
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05-21-2006, 01:21 PM #355Originally Posted by Narkissos
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05-24-2006, 01:22 AM #356Originally Posted by taiboxa
That's probably why i think it sucked
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Tuesday 13rd May 2006
Chest; Tris; Calves; Cardio
prologue:been feeling a lil weak.. probably from under-eating. Trying to get this diet tweaked... and not worry about the other stuff in my life that's been threatening my contest prep.
Close-Grip Bench Press:
warm-up: 3 sets: 12 reps each set
Set 1: 135 lbs: 10 reps
Set 2: 225 lbs: 6 reps
Set 3: 225 lbs: 5 reps
Set 4: 225 lbs: 4 reps
Incline dumbbell Press:
No 'warm-up'...
Set 1: 100 lb dumbbells: 6 reps
Set 2: 100 lb dumbbells: 6 reps
Set 3: 100 lb dumbbells: 6 reps
Set 4: 100 lb dumbbells: 6 reps
Neck Press:
no 'warm-up'...
Set 1: 135 lbs: 10 reps
Set 2: 185 lbs: 6 reps
Set 3: 205 lbs: 3 reps
Set 4: 185 lbs: 6 reps
comments: shoulder irritation presented itself. May consider dropping this exercise and adopting another dumbbell pressing exercise.. or maybe a fly... or maybe i won't add another exercise at all. *scratches head* we'll see.
One-arm Dumbbell French Press:
Set 1: 35 lb dumbbell: 6 reps
Set 2: 30 lb dumbbell: 10 reps
Set 3: 30 lb dumbbell: 8 reps
Seated angled Calf-raise:
No prior warm-up...
Set 1: 140 lbs: 10 reps
Set 2: 280 lbs: 15 reps
Set 3: 420 lbs: 10 reps
Set 4: 490 lbs: 8 reps
Set 5: 420 lbs: 8 reps
Calf-raises.. on the leg-press station:
Set 1: 390 lbs: 10 reps
Set 2: 480 lbs: 10 reps
Set 3: 480 lbs: 10 reps
Set 4: 480 lbs: 10 reps
Cardio: pwo: Recumbant bike: 45 minutes
an 'ok' session...
Narkissos
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05-25-2006, 09:58 PM #357
Wednesday 24th May 2006
'Rest day'
Pushups:
Some sets were down flat.. Some were done with my feet elevated.
5 sets: 10 reps each set
Floor Crunches:
3 sets: 15 reps each set
Bent-Knee Leg-raises:
3 sets: 15 reps each set
Narkissos
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05-25-2006, 09:58 PM #358
Thursday 25 th May 2006
Quads; Hams; 'Chest'
Comments: Ate pretty well today. This session was preceded by a 20 minute walk to the gym
Squats:
warm-up: 3 sets: bare bar: 8 reps each set
Set 1: 135 lbs: 8 reps
Set 2: 225 lbs: 8 reps
Set 3: 315 lbs: 8 reps
Set 4: 405 lbs: failed attempt...
Leg-press:
Set 1: 480 lbs: 12 reps
Set 2: 570 lbs: 10 reps
Set 3: 660 lbs: 10 reps
Stiff-Leg Deadlifts:
These were done on a 6" platform. I lowered past my toes on each rep.
3 sets: 135 lbs: 8 reps each set
Standing Unilateral Leg-curl:
3 sets: 25 lbs: 10 reps each set
There was very little rest... I went back and forth between legs til i had completed 3 sets on each leg.
Static Lunges:
2 sets: bodweight: 6 reps each leg, each set
Set 1: 50 lb dumbbells: 8 reps each leg
Incline Dumbbell press:
Set 1: 80 lb dumbbells: 15 reps [warm-up]
Set 2: 100 lb dumbbells: 7 reps
Set 3: 120 lb dumbbells: 4 (assisted) reps
Good session...
Narkissos
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05-25-2006, 10:34 PM #359
i like the ONE chest excercise thrown in there..
reason for it?
reason for so much freakin leg work?
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05-25-2006, 10:43 PM #360Originally Posted by taiboxa
But here i go.
I've been reading some literature.. and reviewing the 'how' of my best past improvements.
When last i had a lagging bodypart (delts namely), i improved it tru structured over-training of said bodypart.
That's what i'm doing now. One chest exercise daily.
1-2 heavy session per week spaced 4 days apart.
On the other days, 3-5 moderate weight sets... not til failure.. followed by fascia stretching.
3-5 sets to simulate the muscle.. incrase blood flow... reduce localised toxin build-up...but not cause tissue breakdown.
Why so much leg training?
2 exercises per area.. 3 sets each exercise?
I don't think it's much at all.
Nark
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