Plyo...I'm really wanting to give your new 12-week routine a try.
I'm curious if it is meant for a guy like me and my particular goals. I'm a fairly experienced lifter with good strength, but really high body fat.
I'm 6'5", 330 lbs with about 28% body fat.
Ideally, I'd like to drop about 80 to 100 lbs while maintaining as much strength and mass as possible.
Your routine seems like it would be just fine for my lifting goals (please tell me if you disagree). However, to drop the weight, I know I'm going to need to incorporate cardio. I think HIIT would probably be ideal, so what days would you recommend I do HIIT in order to maximize the fat loss?
Furthermore, if I wanted to throw a plyometric day of legs in there, which day would you recommend (or would you recommend against this for now)?
Any insight and tips you can share would be greatly appreciated. I'm now following your blog and look forward to training with your program!
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02-08-2011, 07:38 PM #1591
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02-09-2011, 11:28 AM #1592
Haha! You will. but you have to grow up first ;-)
Good thing replacing it with barbell row.
But pullups and pulldowns hurting your sternum. Is it only the upper part or the whole sternum? Or the lowest part where your sterum meets? Specify anf I'll find out for you
Hi bro! This routine would be perfect for you. I will allow you to keep much of your size and strength because of enough volume and enough heavy lifts. You should do HIIT twice a week. I would say tuesday and friday/saturday if you have the chance to do that. Helps speed up your weightloss, though your diet is the key here...
Also I would not have a plyometric legday at your current bodyweight. Wait until you are 270-280 pounds to better take full advantage of it and lower the impact.
Look forward to follow your progress :-)☩♛ The VIKING Aesthetics Crew ♛☩
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02-09-2011, 04:41 PM #1598
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Plyo on your excel spreadsheet, should we be entering the weight in kg or lb's? Or does it work regardless?
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02-09-2011, 07:54 PM #1599
This is my first week on your routine. Just did Wednesdays workout. Have to say my chest was way too sore from the fullbody on Monday to lift any substantial weight for the recommended rep scheme on your layout. I feel like if I had another day or two to recover, I could lift 20-30% more. However i was ok Tuesday with the back workout. Should I maybe switch chest and shoulder days or is this something my chest will adapt to?
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02-10-2011, 07:01 AM #1602
Haha! I do believe there is a god. Existential thinking doesn't come from evolution, but from some higher power establishing a connection. But who this god is, I don't really know ;-)
Fav healthy food is steak with peppersauce
Fav junk food is ben&jerry toffe crunch ice cream
Yes I will :-) I'm ganna be huge when I'm 60
I think its because of the stretch you get when you du the pulldown. Does it hurt with a v-grip pulldown. Shouldnt hurt as much.
Anyone can do it. Its the same principles as many coaches also recomend beginners. Also very high end bodybuilders like Layne Norton train in a similar way.
kg or lbs works either way. Progression is in %
And your numbers above is not good enough!!
You should not switch days. Your chest will adept, and two days in between is perfect in the long run. Just wait a week or two.
Yeah!! Keep me updatet. Take a pic of your workoutlog each week :-)
Yes, wide grip, chin to the bar technique :-)☩♛ The VIKING Aesthetics Crew ♛☩
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02-15-2011, 03:51 AM #1613
Hi bro. Good things you can do the v-grips. You should start stretching the pecs with an elastic cord or a stick three times a week for 5 minutes. That should help quite a bit.
Here are some stretches: http://exrx.net/Lists/ExList/ChestWt.html
and some other: http://figureathlete.t-nation.com/im...g/image029.jpg
There is also many good videos on youtube. Try this for two weeks and tell me if it gets better.
Thanks bro. I try to answer but this weekend was just drinking and clubbing so I have been lazy...
What measurements. I don't really have the inches right now ;-)
Thanks for the info. open office is great!
Thats some quite strong numbers! Good presses, both benchpress and militarypress! :-)☩♛ The VIKING Aesthetics Crew ♛☩
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02-17-2011, 04:11 AM #1620
hahaha! Det burde du være
I'll try to write more specific info about the diet. But basicly I try to eat enough proteins, lowGI carbs and healthy fat. The ratio about 40/30/30 in calories between proteins, carbs and fat.
I don't track calories anymore, but anybody starting their first diet should...
Yes, two first sets are warmup :-)
Thanks for good info. You are spot on!☩♛ The VIKING Aesthetics Crew ♛☩
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