Who is 5Six?
Stats
Height: 5' 5.5" or 166.7 cm
Weight: 160 lbs
Body type: Ability of an ectomorph to muscular hypertrophy, as well as the metabolism. Yet the bone structure of a mesomorph
Training Schedule
A 4 day split, each body part once a day. Cardio is will be done twice a week, as well as flexibility training, either in the form of yoga with an instructor or on my own. Furthermore, muay thai is being considered to be added.
Goals
In the Gym:
- To get back to the 405 5RM on deadlifts, 315 5RM on squats and be able to maintain it
- 12 reps on wide grip pull ups
- To do a handstand
- Triple clap push-ups as in seen here:
- Increase forearm and trap size
Measurements:
- Sub-10% bf and being 165 - 170 lbs; 16.5" arms and calves and 27" quads
Reason for this Log
First off, I felt that my last log title wasn't holding true. That was not my definition of continual progression. It was more of highs and lows of strength with no maintenance of strength. Also, I'm becoming a sucker for plyometrics, and body weight exercise, and I'll be incorporating these also. Due to some events in the past few months, I've have an increased awareness of functional strength, and am in a believer in it, and this type of training will be applied too.
The short of it is I'm not just concerned with bodybuilding. I want to to be the best I can be physically, and that encompasses many things: functional strength, aesthetics, flexibility, and other factors
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01-02-2009, 04:16 PM #1
5Six's Pursuit for Strength, Functionality and Mass
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01-02-2009, 04:16 PM #2
January 2nd of '09
Back/Bis/Forearms
Deads
135 lbs x 8
225 lbs x 8
315 lbs x 6
365 lbs x 3
Pull-Ups
BW x 4 -- SG
BW x 4 -- SG
BW x 4 -- PG
BW x 4 -- PG
BB Rows
135 lbs x 8
155 lbs x 6
RP -- 155 lbs
HS Pulldowns
100 lbs x 8
120 lbs x 8
140 lbs x 6
Thick Bar BB Curls
(Yep, I'm that arse who curls in the power rack )
65 lbs x 8
65 lbs x 8
65 lbs x 8
DB Curls
Note: Was focusing on the eccentric. This got my mind thinking of eccentric loading for caring for achilles tendonpathy. Oh my crazy education leading my mind astray.
40 lbs x 8
Drop Set 35 lbs x failure 25 lbs x failure 20 lbs x failure 15 lbs x failure
Drop Set 30 lbs x failure 25 lbs x failure 20 lbs x failure 15 lbs x failure
21's
60 lbs -- WG
50 lbs -- NG
40 lbs -- NG
10 sets of forearms
Cardio/Conditioning
5 round of jump-rope. It was 1 minute of skipping and 15 seconds rest. I had to call it early due to unable to keep rhythm
20 mins of LI on treadmill
Duration of Workout: About 50 min for weights; 30 min of cardio
Pumps and Vascularity: Bis were great, as well as the back
Energy Levels: Energy levels were great! Except for the CNS fatigue near the end of the workout
Post-Workout Ramblings of a Manlet:
- My hamstring was really tight, so didn't want to push myself too hard on deads.
Length of Previous Night's Sleep: 8.0 hours
Sleep Quality: 8.0/10
Naps: --
Pre Workout Water In-take: 3.0 L
Total Water Intake During Workout: 3.0 L
Stress Level: --
Fatigue Level: Yep
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01-02-2009, 04:26 PM #6
- Join Date: Mar 2007
- Location: Ohio, United States
- Posts: 16,420
- Rep Power: 24711
So you are aware, I am too am stripping down my lifting for the most part and going to a more basic, athletic regimen when I get back to my old gym.
Glad you have a strong desire towards a new focus Kurt.
In the meantime here is a token rocky montage training vid to inspire you further.
Last edited by 2 D; 01-02-2009 at 04:30 PM.
Fitness Journal:
http://forum.bodybuilding.com/showthread.php?t=107651531
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01-02-2009, 04:35 PM #8
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hey! great new start to the new year with a new journal! Can't wait to see what you accomplish this time around! Good luck!
'Cause sometimes you just feel tired, you feel weak
And when you feel weak you feel like you want to just give up
But you gotta search within you, you gotta find that inner strength
And just pull that *** out of you and get motivation to not give up
And not be a quitter, no matter how bad you want to just fall flat on your face and collapse.
~Eminem
http://forum.bodybuilding.com/showthread.php?t=149493633
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01-02-2009, 04:37 PM #9
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New year, new log.....count me in. Curious to see how your workouts have changed, especially from hanging out with those hockey players.
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Disclaimer : The above post is my own PERSONAL OPINION and DOES NOT REPRESENT the official position of any company or entity. It DOES NOT constitute medical advice.
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the animals in on this new journal! startin 2009 off right! its nice to see you following your ideals of the perfect physique and lifestyle
WWJD-What Would Jesus Deadlift?
May God bless you with enough foolishness to believe that you really CAN make a difference in this world, so that you are able, with God's grace, to do what others claim cannot be done. -From the Four-Fold Franciscan Blessing
Who Says I Can't Pack on Mass (my log)?
http://forum.bodybuilding.com/showthread.php?t=146406963
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01-02-2009, 06:38 PM #22
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just saw this:
Five Essential Movements for Hockey Players
http://www.elitefts.com/documents/ho..._movements.htm"Suffer the pain of discipline or suffer the pain of regret."
Training regularly but no progress?
You need one or more of these: more food, more weight, more reps or more rest.
Check out: www.muscleandbrawn.com
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01-02-2009, 08:17 PM #29
Def, man. Def! Manlet love forever, yo.
Thanks for joining up, Saku. I meant to ask, how's the trainign for the Canadian equilivant of the SWAT team coming?
And I like my goals also I also want to do a standing backflip
Thanks, my man
I'm the yoga instructor. You still want?
Also, I was thinking about my leg training the last few days, and realized I never really did high rep (ie 6 - 12 squats) and I'm really wanting to bring my leg size. So I think this method of hypertrophy training is due. Deads will still be kicking around 5 reps though. So the exercises I'm thinking of doing are: squats, fronts, leg press, hacks and lunges and extensions. And for hammies reverse lunges, GHRs and SLDL will be mandatory
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