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Lintford
05-25-2006, 05:24 AM
Hey everyone, thought I would put a log up, so you can track my progress and give me any advice you feel neccessary.
Stats
15 y/o
5"9
175-180lbs
Chest - 42in
Arm - 13in
Leg - 25in
Lifts
DB Press 77s for 4
DB Military Press 44s for 8
Pullups, 3 reps :(
Leg Press 440 for 5
Squat 220 for 4
Deadlift 220 for 8
The Workout
This varies alot, I sometimes workout 3 times a week, sometimes 5, it really does vary. I usually do 4 days a week, and this is a sample of what I normally do, changes every time I hit the gym though. I use a range of reps, from 25 down to 4 on some occassions, usually 4 sets per exercise, but I have been know to go up to 8.
Day 1 - Chest/Bi's/Abs
DB Flat Press
DB Inc Press
Machine presses
Flies
BB Curls
Hammer Curls
Machine Curls
Inc Crunches
Hanging Leg Raises
Day 2 - Legs/Calves
Squats
Leg Presses
Leg Ext
Leg Curls
Seated Calf Raises
One legged DB Calf Raises
Day 3 - Shoulders/Traps
BB/DB Military Press
DB Laterals
Machine Presses
DB Front Shrugs
Day 4 - Back/Tri's
One arm DB rows
Lat Pulldowns
T-Bar Rows
Pulldown Machine
Tricep Pressdowns
Dips
One arm extentions
Pics
First 4 are recent, the last one is about 9 months ago.
Feedback is appreciated.
indian23
05-25-2006, 06:08 AM
Need to work abs more.
What supps u take?
T~Bur
05-25-2006, 06:31 AM
By the sounds of things, you change your routine too much to track your progress & ensure progressive overload.
The_Game16
05-25-2006, 09:02 AM
your arms look bigger than 13" id say 14.
TeenBBer
05-25-2006, 09:15 AM
Awesome Mullet bro
TeamInzer
05-25-2006, 09:22 AM
Lintford,
Nice stats for a 15y/o! Later bro.
TCCJ12390
05-25-2006, 09:39 AM
yea dude you look like you bout to put on some serious muscle..just keep lifting
OmniPotentTitan
05-25-2006, 10:06 AM
this must be like the 4th thread you have posted WITH THE SAME PICS.
not granite man
05-25-2006, 10:31 AM
how long have you been training for. You dont really have much size or definiton really, which is bad if you've been training for ages. under a year though, and i'd say nice work.
reflexions
05-25-2006, 11:52 AM
how long have you been training for. You dont really have much size or definiton really, which is bad if you've been training for ages. under a year though, and i'd say nice work.
WTF happened to all your reps?
ukstrongman
05-25-2006, 12:01 PM
you need to cut out the crappy isolation movements, up the sets for the compounds and add in deadlifts!
add in some forearm/grip work and away you go!
rugbyplayer
05-25-2006, 12:30 PM
this must be like the 4th thread you have posted WITH THE SAME PICS.
Agreed u just keep posting same pics over again hoping for compliments.
Lintford
05-26-2006, 01:35 AM
Well thanks for the positive critisism, it's well appreciated, as for the people thinking I'm digging for compliments, look at me, I'm not exactly in the stage where I will really recieve compliments am I. I started a log, so people, such as ukstrongman, teaminzer, the game etc to give me positive critism, which will help me reach my goals as fast as possible.
TBur, I understand where you're coming from, I used to follow the same routine for a couple of weeks/months but I would plateau very easily, and as I am now (changing it up alot) I haven't plateaud in a long time, appreciated none the less.
Happy Lifting.
Chris2512
05-26-2006, 02:26 AM
nothing wrong with isolation exercises. and progressive overload lol...someone takes their max-ot seriously.
lint good work, keep it up, do what your body is telling you is working--the best tracker of your progress is you, as long as you are completely honest with urself. good luck on the continued growth--keep it up and u'll be a beast by the time you've left your teens.
Lintford
05-26-2006, 03:00 AM
nothing wrong with isolation exercises. and progressive overload lol...someone takes their max-ot seriously.
lint good work, keep it up, do what your body is telling you is working--the best tracker of your progress is you, as long as you are completely honest with urself. good luck on the continued growth--keep it up and u'll be a beast by the time you've left your teens.
Thanks bro :)
Niyko
05-26-2006, 03:26 AM
Looking good, what machines you got? Is it all at the gym or at home?
Lintford
05-26-2006, 03:38 AM
Looking good, what machines you got? Is it all at the gym or at home?
It's at a gym, pretty much every machine you can think of with the exception of some.
Niyko
05-26-2006, 03:46 AM
It's at a gym, pretty much every machine you can think of with the exception of some.
So you go to one everyday nearly, you go after school or before. Take it you have a membership.
Lintford
05-26-2006, 03:48 AM
So you go to one everyday nearly, you go after school or before. Take it you have a membership.
As I said, I go 3-5 times per week. I go after school, it's the only way for me.
T~Bur
05-26-2006, 03:49 AM
nothing wrong with isolation exercises. and progressive overload lol...someone takes their max-ot seriously.
lint good work, keep it up, do what your body is telling you is working--the best tracker of your progress is you, as long as you are completely honest with urself. good luck on the continued growth--keep it up and u'll be a beast by the time you've left your teens.
I don't know too much about max-ot but progressive overload is fundamental to building size & strength.
Lint, continue to do whatever is working for you.
I shall be following.
Lintford
05-26-2006, 03:50 AM
I don't know too much about max-ot but progressive overload is fundamental to building size & strength.
Lint, continue to do whatever is working for you.
I shall be following.
Thanks mate, it's appreciated :)
Lintford
05-26-2006, 08:06 AM
Couple of shots taken earlier today...
ukstrongman
05-26-2006, 08:45 AM
i think Max-OT is crap, but that's just me.
Lintford i would go with squats and milk routine to start with (buy the book 'SUPER SQUATS') and then eventually look into DC training, asuuming your goal is bodybuilding. I have gained 20lbs in a month on squats and milk.
Personally, i think isolation movements are a waste of time, that's why i am recommending the above systems. Both rely almost completely on compounds. I would suggest PMing KhanPaulsen about DC training. He's always got time for people.
Lintford
05-26-2006, 08:53 AM
i think Max-OT is crap, but that's just me.
Lintford i would go with squats and milk routine to start with (buy the book 'SUPER SQUATS') and then eventually look into DC training, asuuming your goal is bodybuilding. I have gained 20lbs in a month on squats and milk.
Personally, i think isolation movements are a waste of time, that's why i am recommending the above systems. Both rely almost completely on compounds. I would suggest PMing KhanPaulsen about DC training. He's always got time for people.
Thanks mate, I will get in touch.
As for the isolations, I usually just do them at the end to get a better pump going, what are my main stengths/weaknesses? Appreciate it.
Oh yes, and my goal is bodybuilding, I plan on competing in the future.
gonzaga111
05-26-2006, 09:46 AM
lookin good man keep bustin ass
eat sleep lift repeat bro
ukstrongman
05-26-2006, 11:00 AM
Thanks mate, I will get in touch.
As for the isolations, I usually just do them at the end to get a better pump going, what are my main stengths/weaknesses? Appreciate it.
Oh yes, and my goal is bodybuilding, I plan on competing in the future.
your man weakness is lack of size, your main strength is your mind, wanting to do it! That's all you need bro. Ditch the isolations completely, save them for when you have the size and are dieting down ready for a show. To get SIZE, all you really need is the big 3, my mate got to 230 like this. But for you i'd suggest adding in heavy rows, some serious overhead work and a pretty good tricep exercise (dips?).
I got your PM bro, sorry, no MSN :(
I can help you via PM if you want. Maybe we could get some personal training agreement going, i am a qualified trainer and would train you at a reduced price.
Lintford
05-26-2006, 11:03 AM
your man weakness is lack of size, your main strength is your mind, wanting to do it! That's all you need bro. Ditch the isolations completely, save them for when you have the size and are dieting down ready for a show. To get SIZE, all you really need is the big 3, my mate got to 230 like this. But for you i'd suggest adding in heavy rows, some serious overhead work and a pretty good tricep exercise (dips?).
I got your PM bro, sorry, no MSN :(
I can help you via PM if you want. Maybe we could get some personal training agreement going, i am a qualified trainer and would train you at a reduced price.
I would, thing is, I not only have not much money, I have none, lol.
You know you say I should concentrate on what we shall call the big 7 then (add some barbell curls in there too), how should I split them up?
ukstrongman
05-26-2006, 11:14 AM
ok, no problems.
I would say go with squats and milk. Here is the routine:
MONDAY/WEDNESDAY/FRIDAY:
stretching
military press 3x10
bench press 3 x 8-10 (optional)
barbell row (45deg angle) 2-3x8
20 rep squat 1x20 (pullovers straight after)
stiff legged deads 1x15 or 2x10 (vary)(pullovers straight after)
dips 3x10
crunch (optional)
(optional one exercise for biceps - no need really)
if this is too much do it on mondays/thursdays only to get more rest.
NOTES - MUST READ
20 rep squats - take as long as you can to do 20reps with your 10rep max on squat! it's hard! keep it on your back! do or die!
diet-4000+ cals of clean food, 8pints bare minimum of WHOLE MILK a day.
don't overtrain if you are sore, give it an extra day rest.
stretch before and after.
this is basically all you need to know to start. I suggest you read this though(pretty much says what i have but in more detail) or buy 'SUPER SQUATS':
http://bulkingup.moonfruit.com/
ENJOY!
Lintford
05-26-2006, 11:23 AM
ok, no problems.
I would say go with squats and milk. Here is the routine:
MONDAY/WEDNESDAY/FRIDAY:
stretching
military press 3x10
bench press 3 x 8-10 (optional)
barbell row (45deg angle) 2-3x8
20 rep squat 1x20 (pullovers straight after)
stiff legged deads 1x15 or 2x10 (vary)(pullovers straight after)
dips 3x10
crunch (optional)
(optional one exercise for biceps - no need really)
if this is too much do it on mondays/thursdays only to get more rest.
NOTES - MUST READ
20 rep squats - take as long as you can to do 20reps with your 10rep max on squat! it's hard! keep it on your back! do or die!
diet-4000+ cals of clean food, 8pints bare minimum of WHOLE MILK a day.
don't overtrain if you are sore, give it an extra day rest.
stretch before and after.
this is basically all you need to know to start. I suggest you read this though(pretty much says what i have but in more detail) or buy 'SUPER SQUATS':
http://bulkingup.moonfruit.com/
ENJOY!
Looks good mate, I'll give it a go no doubt.
ukstrongman
05-26-2006, 11:26 AM
you should!
you could gain up to 30lbs in 6 weeks like this.
once you have done this (built a good base!) i would go with DC training.
ukstrongman
05-26-2006, 12:11 PM
lints clear ur PM box mate.
Lintford
05-31-2006, 07:50 AM
Hey everyone, just finished up a shoulder and bi's routine, thought I would post it up.
DB Shoulder Presses 5 sets 20kgs for 10, 22.5s for 4
DB Side Laterals 4 sets 10kgs for 12
Rear Delt Flies 4 sets
Barbell Curls 5 sets 30kg for 12, 35kg for 6
Machine Curls 4 sets
Cable Curls 4 sets
Machine shoulder presses 4 sets
TheStuddMuffin
05-31-2006, 08:45 AM
ok, no problems.
I would say go with squats and milk. Here is the routine:
MONDAY/WEDNESDAY/FRIDAY:
stretching
military press 3x10
bench press 3 x 8-10 (optional)
barbell row (45deg angle) 2-3x8
20 rep squat 1x20 (pullovers straight after)
stiff legged deads 1x15 or 2x10 (vary)(pullovers straight after)
dips 3x10
crunch (optional)
(optional one exercise for biceps - no need really)
if this is too much do it on mondays/thursdays only to get more rest.
I agree with some things you say, and I disagree with alot of what you say.
That routine looks like **** dude. It looks great for lowerbody strength but the upperbody is just lacking. His strength and size will grow out of proportion. Keep in mind he wants to be a bodybuilder. He needs to sculpt his body and accomplish an aesthetic proportional body.
Your a firm believer in compounds, and I agree with this; however, do not completely take out isolation. He's going for bodybuilding not powerlifting. It is also essential to use powersets, but he must include ways to gain growth. You should also realize that there is a wide difference between compounds & isolation, and both are very necessary. Isolation is a great way to shape and seperate muscles as well as building mass. Isolation for each muscle puts your body into proportion and balance. Isolation also helps you overcome weak points that compound lifts do not incorporate. With this in mind, I would suggest including isolation exercises after compound lifts or powersets.
As for the routine, what UK suggests is a straight forward powerlifting routine. In my routine I always include powersets for compound training. This allows your muscles to get used to the poundage & add strength. After completing these exercises I move onto isolation to hit every muscle fiber in the major bodypart. For example:
My Shoulder Routine:
Seated Military Press: 5 Sets (12, 10, 8, 6, 6)
Once I die out at the end of these reps I stand up begin push presses. This exercise helps you continue with repetitions after your shoulders meet failure. This also helps develop additional strength. Be sure to use your legs slighty and give all your might to lift the weight up until failure.
Arnold Presses: 4 Sets (12, 10, 8, 8)
This is a great deltoid exercise due to the tremendous range of motion.
Shrugs & Upright Rows: 4 Sets (12, 10, 8, 8)
I superset these two for complete failure (not exhaustion) of the traps. The shrugs pump the traps up and the upright rows finish them up while including developement in the front deltoid. This also helps seperate the muscles.
Bent-Over Laterals: 4 Sets (12, 10, 8, 8)
This exercise developes the rear deltoids.
Standing Lateral Raises: 3 Sets (12, 10, 8)
This developes the outside head of the deltoid, with secondary benefit to the front and rear heads.
I include my compound lifts in the beginning and then finish off with isolation for complete developement.
The split he gave you isn't great for mass and neither is the routine. You need to tear up and feel the growth of each muscle in every exercise. For that reason, I would choose a different split.
I'm not telling you to not listen to UK, but for you to realize that his routine is not the best. (By the way UK, I've seen your videos and I must say I'm very impressed. You have an amazing grip.)
Good luck Lint.
Lintford
05-31-2006, 08:49 AM
Thanks mate.
Lifter X
05-31-2006, 10:06 AM
your chest and back need to be hit more there huge muscles they need to be worked more then that
nvm i didnt see the bi and shoulder routine
T~Bur
05-31-2006, 03:11 PM
I agree with some things you say, and I disagree with alot of what you say.
That routine looks like **** dude. It looks great for lowerbody strength but the upperbody is just lacking. His strength and size will grow out of proportion. Keep in mind he wants to be a bodybuilder. He needs to sculpt his body and accomplish an aesthetic proportional body.
Your a firm believer in compounds, and I agree with this; however, do not completely take out isolation. He's going for bodybuilding not powerlifting. It is also essential to use powersets, but he must include ways to gain growth. You should also realize that there is a wide difference between compounds & isolation, and both are very necessary. Isolation is a great way to shape and seperate muscles as well as building mass. Isolation for each muscle puts your body into proportion and balance. Isolation also helps you overcome weak points that compound lifts do not incorporate. With this in mind, I would suggest including isolation exercises after compound lifts or powersets.
As for the routine, what UK suggests is a straight forward powerlifting routine. In my routine I always include powersets for compound training. This allows your muscles to get used to the poundage & add strength. After completing these exercises I move onto isolation to hit every muscle fiber in the major bodypart. For example:
My Shoulder Routine:
Seated Military Press: 5 Sets (12, 10, 8, 6, 6)
Once I die out at the end of these reps I stand up begin push presses. This exercise helps you continue with repetitions after your shoulders meet failure. This also helps develop additional strength. Be sure to use your legs slighty and give all your might to lift the weight up until failure.
Arnold Presses: 4 Sets (12, 10, 8, 8)
This is a great deltoid exercise due to the tremendous range of motion.
Shrugs & Upright Rows: 4 Sets (12, 10, 8, 8)
I superset these two for complete failure (not exhaustion) of the traps. The shrugs pump the traps up and the upright rows finish them up while including developement in the front deltoid. This also helps seperate the muscles.
Bent-Over Laterals: 4 Sets (12, 10, 8, 8)
This exercise developes the rear deltoids.
Standing Lateral Raises: 3 Sets (12, 10, 8)
This developes the outside head of the deltoid, with secondary benefit to the front and rear heads.
I include my compound lifts in the beginning and then finish off with isolation for complete developement.
The split he gave you isn't great for mass and neither is the routine. You need to tear up and feel the growth of each muscle in every exercise. For that reason, I would choose a different split.
I'm not telling you to not listen to UK, but for you to realize that his routine is not the best. (By the way UK, I've seen your videos and I must say I'm very impressed. You have an amazing grip.)
Good luck Lint.
:rolleyes:
You could not be more wrong. That training schedule is straight out of the book Super Squats written by Randall Strossen.phd...
It is a solid workout and split in every respect & it's HARDCORE.
To say it's for "lower body strength" is ridiculous. Which exercise in there will not hit your upper body???
That workout, coupled with great nutrition, will put size on EVERY muscle in your body.
Lint, are you planning on putting up every workout you do?
BodyAddict
05-31-2006, 03:17 PM
Get rid of the god forsaken mullet.
Lintford
05-31-2006, 03:19 PM
:rolleyes:
You could not be more wrong. That training schedule is straight out of the book Super Squats written by Randall Strossen.phd...
It is a solid workout and split in every respect & it's HARDCORE.
To say it's for "lower body strength" is ridiculous. Which exercise in there will not hit your upper body???
That workout, coupled with great nutrition, will put size on EVERY muscle in your body.
Lint, are you planning on putting up every workout you do?
Not all of them, pretty simply, if I get home and can be bothered writing it up and can remember my lifts I will.
ukstrongman
06-01-2006, 02:59 AM
I agree with some things you say, and I disagree with alot of what you say.
good. constructiev disagreement is great.
That routine looks like **** dude.
Tell that to everyone who has used it, including 400lbs Paul Anderson a 1950s circus strongman with a 1200+ raw squat. It has built both bodybuilders and strongmen. It works.
It looks great for lowerbody strength but the upperbody is just lacking. His strength and size will grow out of proportion. Keep in mind he wants to be a bodybuilder. He needs to sculpt his body and accomplish an aesthetic proportional body.
what you say is true. There is no point making it proportional though before there is mass there in the first place. Get it? Plus the word aesthetic annoys me, bear in mind Ronnie wins on mass!!!
Your a firm believer in compounds, and I agree with this; however, do not completely take out isolation. He's going for bodybuilding not powerlifting. It is also essential to use powersets, but he must include ways to gain growth. You should also realize that there is a wide difference between compounds & isolation, and both are very necessary. Isolation is a great way to shape and seperate muscles as well as building mass. Isolation for each muscle puts your body into proportion and balance. Isolation also helps you overcome weak points that compound lifts do not incorporate. With this in mind, I would suggest including isolation exercises after compound lifts or powersets.
you can't shape by doing an exercise, how many times am i going to say this is genetic
As for the routine, what UK suggests is a straight forward powerlifting routine. In my routine I always include powersets for compound training. This allows your muscles to get used to the poundage & add strength. After completing these exercises I move onto isolation to hit every muscle fiber in the major bodypart.
no it's not, if you have read the book i took it from it is just as much for basic size as it is strength, if not more!
For example:
My Shoulder Routine:
Seated Military Press: 5 Sets (12, 10, 8, 6, 6)
Once I die out at the end of these reps I stand up begin push presses. This exercise helps you continue with repetitions after your shoulders meet failure. This also helps develop additional strength. Be sure to use your legs slighty and give all your might to lift the weight up until failure.
Arnold Presses: 4 Sets (12, 10, 8, 8)
This is a great deltoid exercise due to the tremendous range of motion.
Shrugs & Upright Rows: 4 Sets (12, 10, 8, 8)
I superset these two for complete failure (not exhaustion) of the traps. The shrugs pump the traps up and the upright rows finish them up while including developement in the front deltoid. This also helps seperate the muscles.
Bent-Over Laterals: 4 Sets (12, 10, 8, 8)
This exercise developes the rear deltoids.
Standing Lateral Raises: 3 Sets (12, 10, 8)
This developes the outside head of the deltoid, with secondary benefit to the front and rear heads.
that's enough to fry a rhino's CNS bro.. strict press, push press, arnold press, then all the crap exercises. Is this a joke? My shoulder routine is push press (then strict press, sometimes i even forget this) and guess what, my overhead on a viking press in comps is 330lbs. And my shoulder circumference is nearly 60''. Can you beat this? If so, ii'll reccommend lintford listens to you, not me.
(By the way UK, I've seen your videos and I must say I'm very impressed. You have an amazing grip.)
Good luck Lint.
thanks.
not granite man
06-01-2006, 04:06 AM
WTF happened to all your reps?
um, i went into the wrestling forums and wished death upon xpac cause i think he is a lame wrestler, and yes, now i know death wishes are a little extreme, but god he sucked.
anyway, long story short, so guy with 5000 rep power negged me, then a guy with 3600 rep power negged me, then i made a dumb thread when i was drinking and got another few thousand negs and now i'm at -12,057!!!
so feel free to pos rep me guys, haha!
not granite man
06-01-2006, 04:10 AM
I have a torn muscle in my shoulder and cant train, have been binge eating nonstop for 2 weeks, been getting no sleep and still look ten times bigger and more defined than you, with the exception of my traps being uneven due to the muscle tear, maybe you should change your routine, it's obviously not paying off. or, eat more, i binge eat for a bit and get extra energy stores to train like mad again. whats a shoulder tear for a body like mine, haha
oh, and i wish i was dead, it hurts like hell and if i have to have surgery and not train and be active, i fear i'll look like you in the end
Lintford
06-01-2006, 07:00 AM
I have a torn muscle in my shoulder and cant train, have been binge eating nonstop for 2 weeks, been getting no sleep and still look ten times bigger and more defined than you, with the exception of my traps being uneven due to the muscle tear, maybe you should change your routine, it's obviously not paying off. or, eat more, i binge eat for a bit and get extra energy stores to train like mad again. whats a shoulder tear for a body like mine, haha
oh, and i wish i was dead, it hurts like hell and if i have to have surgery and not train and be active, i fear i'll look like you in the end
You are a prick aren't you.
ukstrongman
06-01-2006, 08:18 AM
You are a prick aren't you.
lmao!
how's training going lints? Done your first set of 20reppers yet?
I have a torn muscle in my shoulder and cant train, have been binge eating nonstop for 2 weeks, been getting no sleep and still look ten times bigger and more defined than you, with the exception of my traps being uneven due to the muscle tear, maybe you should change your routine, it's obviously not paying off. or, eat more, i binge eat for a bit and get extra energy stores to train like mad again. whats a shoulder tear for a body like mine, haha
oh, and i wish i was dead, it hurts like hell and if i have to have surgery and not train and be active, i fear i'll look like you in the end
Lmao
Lintford
06-01-2006, 08:56 AM
lmao!
how's training going lints? Done your first set of 20reppers yet?
Nope, I said mate I'm gonna train like that when I go up yorkshire for the holidays, gonna be a damn painful summer :)
ukstrongman
06-01-2006, 09:06 AM
k sorry, thought you were going up there this week... it's gonna be a PAINFUL SUMMER, no ****! :p
liftin4life85
06-01-2006, 09:39 AM
hahahahah NOT GRANITE MAN your the man...you really are the man,
Lintford- not bad keep working. but please i think the main thing most of us are trying to tell you- before you step foot in a gym again
CUT THE DAMN MULLET! ITS 2006 BRO!
Lintford
06-01-2006, 09:42 AM
hahahahah NOT GRANITE MAN your the man...you really are the man,
Lintford- not bad keep working. but please i think the main thing most of us are trying to tell you- before you step foot in a gym again
CUT THE DAMN MULLET! ITS 2006 BRO!
I'm sorry, why is there a 26 year old paedophile in the teen section posting on picture logs?
p4nc4k3s911
06-19-2006, 11:06 AM
Jesus, you look older than 15...I only know one kid who purposely got a mullet...it was funny as hell. Keep it up!
Oh, and in that one picture of your back...it looks spiraly...do you have scoliosis or something? I'm not being mean, I'm really just wondering...
Lintford
06-19-2006, 11:39 AM
Jesus, you look older than 15...I only know one kid who purposely got a mullet...it was funny as hell. Keep it up!
Oh, and in that one picture of your back...it looks spiraly...do you have scoliosis or something? I'm not being mean, I'm really just wondering...
No offense taken don't worry.
I havent got that no, I just attempted spiking my calf and it looked to twist my lower back a little.
MISSINGLINK
06-19-2006, 11:49 AM
Do yourself a favor and look into a structured program like the intermediate 5x5. That is way too much volume and you are not sure if you will do three four or 5 days a week. How can that be effective?
reflexions
06-19-2006, 12:10 PM
Do yourself a favor and look into a structured program like the intermediate 5x5. That is way too much volume and you are not sure if you will do three four or 5 days a week. How can that be effective?
14 posts of the same thing. This is another reason I loathe you 5x5 Jedi's.
Lintford
06-19-2006, 12:28 PM
14 posts of the same thing. This is another reason I loathe you 5x5 Jedi's.
Yeah he is a prick dude.
All people train different, I didnt come here for people to tell me how to train or whatever, high volume is how I do it, and how alot of people do it. Even the best contrast in style, dorian and arnold for example, complete opposites.
reflexions
06-19-2006, 12:54 PM
Yeah he is a prick dude.
All people train different, I didnt come here for people to tell me how to train or whatever, high volume is how I do it, and how alot of people do it. Even the best contrast in style, dorian and arnold for example, complete opposites.
Well yeah its your log, your not asking for advice on training, your displaying your training in your log.
Even so there is no need to post it 14 times. All them 5x5 Jedi's are the same, there way or no way. :rolleyes:
Lintford
06-19-2006, 01:00 PM
Well yeah its your log, your not asking for advice on training, your displaying your training in your log.
Even so there is no need to post it 14 times. All them 5x5 Jedi's are the same, there way or no way. :rolleyes:
lol.
MISSINGLINK
06-19-2006, 01:00 PM
Yeah he is a prick dude.
All people train different, I didnt come here for people to tell me how to train or whatever, high volume is how I do it, and how alot of people do it. Even the best contrast in style, dorian and arnold for example, complete opposites.
sorry, i diid not want to post so many times. my computer froze up and i hit submit reply to hopefully unfreeze it. I did not mean to bag on your workout, just giving helpful advice. I am not a prick. I have been on the 5x5 for 5 weeks and it is effective.
muscleric
06-19-2006, 01:06 PM
Hey man,
get a training partner who is serious to help with workouts and nutrition. For your age you are fine. Good basic build. Over 2000 posts here on this site may mean you need to get a little more serious in the gym.
You have lots of time on your side and all the info is right here.
Push hard, flex, eat healthy, and be strong. Peace, Rich
reflexions
06-19-2006, 01:27 PM
sorry, i diid not want to post so many times. my computer froze up and i hit submit reply to hopefully unfreeze it. I did not mean to bag on your workout, just giving helpful advice. I am not a prick. I have been on the 5x5 for 5 weeks and it is effective.
Then I take back what I said, sorry man.
reflexions
06-19-2006, 01:29 PM
Hey man,
get a training partner who is serious to help with workouts and nutrition. For your age you are fine. Good basic build. Over 2000 posts here on this site may mean you need to get a little more serious in the gym.
You have lots of time on your side and all the info is right here.
Push hard, flex, eat healthy, and be strong. Peace, Rich
Unfortunately it isn't as easy as that in getting a training partner. Believe it or not alot of teens outside the bb circle talk the talk but when it comes down to commitment, they ain't interested.
kethnaab
06-19-2006, 02:59 PM
All them 5x5 Jedi's are the same, there way or no way. :rolleyes:
the irony...the sheer irony...
T~Bur
06-19-2006, 03:01 PM
I'm with the "5x5 jedi" :D - it really is good!
Only just found this journal again; last time i looked it was in the teen section.
How are you getting on since you started the log, lintford?
Lintford
06-19-2006, 03:39 PM
Hey man,
get a training partner who is serious to help with workouts and nutrition. For your age you are fine. Good basic build. Over 2000 posts here on this site may mean you need to get a little more serious in the gym.
You have lots of time on your side and all the info is right here.
Push hard, flex, eat healthy, and be strong. Peace, Rich
Hey mate, thanks for the advice, about the training partner, reflexions hit it spot on, not many guys wanna get down to it, and I am confortable doing it on my own.
Also, about the posts, I am serious in the gym dude, for example I had a 2 hour chest abs and calves session earlier :)
Lintford
06-19-2006, 03:44 PM
I'm with the "5x5 jedi" :D - it really is good!
Only just found this journal again; last time i looked it was in the teen section.
How are you getting on since you started the log, lintford?
Thanks for the attention man, good to know some people on here are keeping an eye on how I am doing :)
On friday I did the following, just some notable lifts.
Military Smith Press, 150 for 4.
Side laterals, 22s for 12.
EZ Bar Curls 65lbs for 12.
Saturday :-
Deadlifts 220 for 6, sucks I know, but felt real good, got em done real slow.
BB Rows 150 for 8.
Today :-
Smith Incline Presses 195 for 4.
DB Flat Presses 77s for 4.
I havent put all my exercises down, just the ones that mean something when it comes to the lifts.
Arms are now 14" too.
T~Bur
06-19-2006, 03:51 PM
Thanks for the attention man, good to know some people on here are keeping an eye on how I am doing :)
On friday I did the following, just some notable lifts.
Military Smith Press, 150 for 4.
Side laterals, 22s for 12.
EZ Bar Curls 65lbs for 12.
Saturday :-
Deadlifts 220 for 6, sucks I know, but felt real good, got em done real slow.
BB Rows 150 for 8.
Today :-
Smith Incline Presses 195 for 4.
DB Flat Presses 77s for 4.
I havent put all my exercises down, just the ones that mean something when it comes to the lifts.
Arms are now 14" too.
Looks good, especially the flat BD presses - VERY strong!
I notice you're a sprinter; what distance(s) do you do and what times are you clocking?
Lintford
06-19-2006, 04:03 PM
Looks good, especially the flat BD presses - VERY strong!
I notice you're a sprinter; what distance(s) do you do and what times are you clocking?
I'm not now bro, I did just before I started BB.
I was a 100m and 200m runner, I was 14 when doing these, and not very good lol.
my PB's werw 11.8 in 100m and 24.6 in 200m, **** I know...
T~Bur
06-19-2006, 04:10 PM
Well, imho it's far from "****" as the record for that age group in my area is 11.8 and 24.4. :)
Lintford
06-19-2006, 04:21 PM
Well, imho it's far from "****" as the record for that age group in my area is 11.8 and 24.4. :)
There was much better at my club mate, it was only a small one too, there was a guy there, he was only 16, he could consistantly run 10.9!!!!
I quit athletics, bodybuilding was my call! After training while doing sprinting, and seeing gains, I got hooked.
Lintford
06-23-2006, 04:15 AM
Hey everyone, manages to get an hour or two on here, my GF is in college :D
I had a workout yesterday, shoulders and arms, the following.
DB Shoulder Press 58s for 5.
BB Shoulder Press 110 for 6.
Side Laterals 22s for 12.
One hand DB tricep extensions 22s for 12.
EZ Bar Skullcrushers 45lbs for 20.
Barbell Curls 70lbs for 10.
I did do more exercises, I just can't remember what I lifted, these are the important ones anyway.
I'm doing Back or Legs tonight, I'll probably decide later.
Lintford
06-25-2006, 04:33 AM
Hey guys, did back two days ago...
DB Rows 100s for 6.
Lat Pulldowns 155 for 8.
I obviously did more, just cant remember what???
Doing chest later, probably do something like this...
Flat DB Presses
Inc BB Presses
Inc Machine/DB Presses.
Flies
Crossovers.
By this time, I will be toasted.
Lintford
06-26-2006, 06:44 AM
Hey guys, did chest yesterday, did the following...
DB Incline Presses 65s for 6.
(apologies, only lift I can remember, did 3 other exercises though)
I got legs planned out for later, got my girl coming back from college in about an hour so gonna hit the gym with her then (she is a cardio bunny :))
Plan on doing the following...
Squats for 5 sets
Leg Presses for 99999999999 sets :D
Leg Extentions for 4 sets
Leg Curls for 4 sets
Hybrid Standing Calf Raises for 8 sets
Lintford
07-01-2006, 04:52 AM
Hey everyone, day before yesterday did some Shoulders and Chest...
By the way, from now I am using kg, to find out what it is in lbs, just multiply it my 2.2 eg 20kg is 44lbs.
BB Mil Press 50kg for 12.
Laterals 10kgs for 12
Fronts 12.5kgs for 10
Incline Bench 60kg for 6.
Machine Presses 4 pins away from Rack
Yesterday was Back and Biceps...
Barbell Rows 70kg for 6
One arm DB Rows 40kgs for 6
One arm Machine Rows 50kg each side for 5.
Barbell Curls 10kg each side for 12.
Whats up with this thread now it's become dead.
Lintford
07-03-2006, 03:39 AM
Hey everyone, had the weekend off, back to it today, got Legs and Delts planned out, should look something like...
DB Press
BB Press
DB Laterals
Cable Laterals
Reverse Pec Dec Flies
Cable Rear Delt Raises
Squats
Leg Presses
Leg Extentions
Leg Curls
Laying Leg Curls
Calf Raises
Lintford
07-15-2006, 04:05 AM
Stats
Old stats are in normal font, new ones in bold
15 y/o
5"9
175-180lbs187
Chest - 42in43
Arm - 13in14
Leg - 25in26
Lifts
DB Press 77s for 4 77s for 6
DB Military Press 44s for 8 58s for 6
Pullups, 3 reps 4
Leg Press 440 for 5 550 for 4
Squat 220 for 4 220 for 6
Deadlift 220 for 8same