Kinda dumb question...What's the music in the background of the videos?
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11-03-2011, 11:57 AM #126
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I'll demo both Solo HRT and Hellcentrics on Deads this Friday for you brother.
I think this is a great question. Don't know the f**king answer, but I went right to the folks that would. Waiting on the production crew to give it up. Let's see if they do.
Good to hear. If he can post some comments that would be great. Or maybe you can post them on his behalf.
G...can't thank you enough for all your help in making this happen brother. We put together a hell of a team to pull all this off.
Chris..I appreciate all your support brother.
Do you have access to a Smith Machine? I can demo SLDL's for you Tuesday of next week when I train Wheels.Lets get to work
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11-03-2011, 12:32 PM #129
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It does matter. A Hellcentric begins after the eighth rep and at the point where the muscle is fully contracted. On bench, that would be at the top of the movement. The partial rep is designed to recruit additional muscle fibers for the maximum benefit of a full negative under additional load by the spotter. So you always want to start the Hellcentric when the muscle is in a fully contracted state.
Lets get to work
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11-03-2011, 12:40 PM #130
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11-03-2011, 01:34 PM #131
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a week and a half through this, and i must say this rocks! great intensity, and awesome pumps! i still do heavy squats and heavy deads...i cant stop those...and so far so good! today is chest and im going to mix it up a little bit! if all goes well today, im going to finish with weighted dips
ps- Rage, thanks for the answer about the results, and keep up the awesome work!-Speed Kills, Strength Punishes-
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Strength does not come from winning. Your struggles develop your strengths. When you go through hardships and decide not to surrender, that is strength.- Arnold
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11-03-2011, 01:41 PM #132
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11-03-2011, 02:19 PM #133
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Pm I sent to daeclipse and he requested I put in thread for everyone to see:
Thanks for taking the time to respond I know sometimes it gets hard when you need real advice and it helps with people from this thread. The only real thing I have questioned is since I'm in the military I can't keep a 7 day stretch because of my duty (24 hour workdays). So can I only take one rest day or do another stretch day in the event I have duty on a scheduled lift day?Georgia Bulldogs/Orlando Magic/Miami Dolphins/UCF Knights/BoSox
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11-03-2011, 02:30 PM #134
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-Speed Kills, Strength Punishes-
Go hard for those that can go no more.- G Diesel
The future will soon be a thing of the past- George Carlin
I'm not into working out. My philosophy is no pain, no pain.- George Carlin
Strength does not come from winning. Your struggles develop your strengths. When you go through hardships and decide not to surrender, that is strength.- Arnold
Working to weigh under 200 lbs.
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11-03-2011, 05:00 PM #138
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Hang in there brother. Do what you can and seize the opportunity if another training partner should come along. Ideally you would want to run 12 weeks straight on HRT, but don't sweat it if you can't pull it off because your training partner is a pu**y. On days when you have someone you trust to apply the Hellcentrics then do them on that day.
Lets get to work
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11-03-2011, 05:09 PM #139
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I'm assuming your talking about the recommended three days off per week because the stretching is done within about 5 minutes after hitting each body part. You can spread this out in whatever fashion makes the most sense for your particular work schedule. Thank you for serving brother. If this didn't answer your question then ask me again in a different way and I'll try to clarify a bit more.
Lets get to work
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11-03-2011, 05:37 PM #140
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Gym dilemma
Tom,
Great routine so far man. My muscles haven't been this blasted in a while. But my training partner and I have run into a problem, and I wanted to see what you thought.
How do you feel about changing the order of the days? For instance, switching around when legs day is and back day etc. Heres why:
We lift at our college, which has 4 different gyms, all with different equipment and open different hours. We schedule around each other's classes, so we can lift together. Sometimes, this means we have to go late at night, to the one thats open till midnight. The late night day is back day, but there's a problem. That gym is set up basically for the cardio-bunnies, and doesn't have a t-bar (f*cking blasphemy), or a seated cable row. For now all we can think to do is swap seated cable rows with regular machine rows this week, and not sure what to do about t-bars. We were thinking of swapping back day with shoulders day, so we can use the more hardcore gym when we need the t-bar and cable rows. You think switching the days around would be okay? Not sure how specifically geared the order of the routines is. I hate having to switch exercises in order to compensate for what the late night gym lacks in equipment, but for now its all we got. What do you think?
Thanks man,
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11-03-2011, 08:09 PM #142
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I mean your off days. If I finish my 4 workouts and have the next two days off for rest would it be bad to only take one day off? I don't want to overtrain but I'd figured it would be best to ask. I work 5 normal days a week and my 6th day is a 24 hour shift. So that's why I'm asking about taking one day off instead of two at the end of the week. Does this help? It's either take one day or three days off
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11-03-2011, 08:20 PM #143
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First off. Gotta give you some serious respect for having the dedication to schedule things out across two class schedules and four gyms. This is the kind of dedication that always inspires ME.
The order of the exercises, while they flow nicely, is certainly not the only flow that can make sense. You can move the bodyparts and mix and match darn near anything. Try to keep back and traps on the same day. I always prefer quads and hams be hit on the same day. Outside of that, there are any number of combinations you can put together. Hell, move arm day to the cardio gym and give them something to look at, but don't let me catch you staring at and trying to impress them. Stay focused. It should always be the other way around. Be selfish. Let me know what routine you come up with and I'll maybe make a couple tweaks to it. You guys go kill it.Lets get to work
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11-03-2011, 08:26 PM #144
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Ok. Cool. Thank you for being adamant. Honestly, take the three days in a row. Your body will totally dig the time off and you'll grow better as a result of it based on your schedule. Especially after that 24 hour shift.
Now if you were in a cut, I would most likely suggest you handle this the other way around with only one days rest, but it sounds like the former will be your best bet. Let me know how it works out brother.Lets get to work
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11-03-2011, 09:33 PM #145
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so just finished chest/shoulders day.
started with low weight dumbbells to warm up
dumbbell bench- 2 sets
incline flyes- 2 sets
weighted dips-4 sets with negatives
cable side laterals- 1 set to front/1 set to back
dumbbell shoulder press-- 2 sets
barbell shrugs-3 sets
farmer walks- 2 sets
towel hangs -1 set
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The future will soon be a thing of the past- George Carlin
I'm not into working out. My philosophy is no pain, no pain.- George Carlin
Strength does not come from winning. Your struggles develop your strengths. When you go through hardships and decide not to surrender, that is strength.- Arnold
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11-03-2011, 10:05 PM #146
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thanks tom, we're loving the routine. we schedule it that way because, if you're not swole, then college would suck. I know more about bodybuilding than my major. much respect for coming up with HRT.
just got done back day in the cardio gym. we made it happen. had to turn a bench bar into a t-bar with a cable pull handle, but we did it. then blasted the bicep curls with hellcentrics at the end because we were so fired up. (I didn't see your reply until AFTER we got done, so glad we're on the same page with givin em something to look at). cardio-bunnies were in awe. here's what we're thinking:
Tuesday: Chest and Triceps (cardio gym)
Thursday: Shoulders Arms (cardio gym)
Saturday: Legs (hardcore gym)
Sunday: Back, traps, calves. (hardcore gym)
Just swapping them around. I really want to throw some weighted bench dips in for triceps with hellcentrics though. I've always seen mass gains from them, and eventually I did so much that I ran out of weights to use. The hellcentrics would be a nice touch. It would be kind of fruity though if my training partner gave me an assist on those though, so figure for the assist he should just let off the pressure and let me do the full rep myself.
Do you recommend changing up the exercises regularly while staying in the muscle group routine? (ex: switching skullcrushers with bench dips, etc etc), or should we stick to the basic plan for a bit? I always try to shock my muscles by hitting them from different angles, which has given me good results. Not sure if that would be best with HRT though?Hellcentrics Apprentice
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11-03-2011, 11:23 PM #147
Just throwing it out there for the animal rep: Animal could really start putting better instructions in with their products.
I'm sure there's a lot of us, that have learned the painful way, that although Animal Rage may look like medication; it probably should not be snorted down. It really ruins a good lift and most of the time should just be ingested. More specific instructions about what animal products should be taking in which way would really help clear up these issues.
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11-04-2011, 01:42 AM #148
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11-04-2011, 09:23 AM #149
Hey..I've got some bad rotator cuff issues.. some exercises are pretty much impossible right now. Is it ok to swap some movements out? Thanks... where can I get a "Animal" banner for my gym?
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11-04-2011, 09:26 AM #150
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Against your advice, I have decided to take on the challenge Rage. I couldn't sit around while I read these people having such a great time with this workout, so I took it upon myself to join the movement and **** **** up in the gym. Firstly, thanks a ****ing ton for this workout, I haven't ever been pushed this hard and I always give it 110%. I just have a few questions.
1. I sustained an injury in my wrist about a year or so ago, and the pain still bothers me from time to time depending on the pressure applied. The Seated Front Press gives it some trouble, is there any other movement I can substitute into the workout for this?
2. How exactly would HIIT workouts effect my recovery? I really enjoy sprints and I was planning on doing incorporating them somehow into the workout routine. Thoughts?
Thanks for this workout man, you've put many people through pain.
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