I've been doing a little core work outside of my training days when I run an exercise class, instruct through most of it but get involved with abs stuff at the end, will implement some into my program though since they are always beneficial i'm just too lazy to add them to the end of a workout when i'm exhausted, have to just say fuk it and do it though.
If working your core worked in aiding your lifts significantly then I'll definitely start working on it.
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03-24-2015, 10:22 AM #61
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IG - skootaloot
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03-24-2015, 10:40 AM #62
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C4W1 Day2 Deads 5+
Sumo deadlift:
60x5
90x5
105x5
120x5
135x10
Deficit conventional deads:
110x8
120x6
130x1
Felt battered so only went for a single
Front squats:
60x10
70x6
80x2
Facepulls:
8x15x3
SS with BB curls:
30x10x3
Well, taking a week off makes it seriously fukin taxing when coming back, especially after switching deadlifts from conventional to sumo which feel great, last cycle got 135x8 but got 135x10 today without having done sumo properly before, I think i'll stick to it! Deficit pulls were haaaard and so were the front squats, was going to do an extra set on each but was done so will promise myself to do EVERYTHING next week.
Changed hammer curls and dumbell rear flys for facepulls and barbell curls, have done facepulls in the past which seemed to strengthen rear delts better so why not keep doing them.IG - skootaloot
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03-27-2015, 04:42 PM #64
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Low bar squats:
20x10x2
60x5
85x5
97.5x5
110x10
High bar pause squats:
70x8
80x6
90x4
95x3
100x3
Lying hamstring curls:
50x10x5
Leg extension:
60x12x3
Had a guy who has been struggling with lifting properly who wanted to train with me tag along with my workout today, good drive and lifting consistency just chitty form so spent a lot of time helping him out between my sets. Got 110 out for 10 which I didnt realise until after how much better that is from last cycle which was 102.5x9, feeling a lot stronger despite my hamstrings still feeling sore from those sumo deads on tuesday.IG - skootaloot
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03-28-2015, 04:15 AM #65
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03-28-2015, 09:00 AM #66
Strained my MCL and can't train legs for a while. Or deadlift. Or any back work that requires bracing with my legs. Switched to the arnold template and will stick with that until the knee is healed. This is my 3rd knee injury so I'm thinking it's time to re-evualuate heavy squats and leg work.
Nice work helping the dude out. I stay away from helping people unless they explicitly ask for my assistance.Squat: 500lbs x1
Bench: 325lbs x1 (paused); 350lbs tng
Deadlift: 600lbs x1
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03-31-2015, 04:29 AM #67
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Thanks mate, I hope you're still training, haven't seen you post in a while!=. Stay motivated!!
That sucks so much, hope you're doing okay dealing with it cos injuries are seriously frustrating, especially when it's a ligament. Did you tweak it at any particular point or was it a gradual wearing down that eventually stopped you from training your legs?
I work at the gym I train at most of the time and majority of people there were just doing curls to gain size, doing hundreds of situps for abs without cardio or if I find the rarity of someone squatting they are quarter squats so i'm trying to make my way through the members 1 by 1 teaching them proper form, warming up, various programs, working other muscles not just biceps and shoulders for more balance etc. Lengthy task but most of them have good dedication, just no guidance. Too much bullchit information on the internet.IG - skootaloot
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03-31-2015, 04:34 AM #68
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03-31-2015, 09:11 AM #69
Doctor and i think it was a gradual process. I strained it while walking. I can now do a few body weight squats before it begins to hurts. I'll give it 2 weeks then introduce light barbell squats.
There are indeed a good number of people who show up and do curls, abs, and tricep push-downs in hopes of achieving a good body. I hope that with time, they'll figure out a proper routine to achieve their goals.Squat: 500lbs x1
Bench: 325lbs x1 (paused); 350lbs tng
Deadlift: 600lbs x1
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03-31-2015, 11:06 PM #71
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- Location: Brisbane, QLD, Australia
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wasn't getting enough out of the forum to keep posting ahahah-- I never have had a problem with the dedication and documenting side of my gym seen pretty modest improvements in Deadlift and bench as I start to approach the point in my program where I'm PRing every week-- but my squat has seen huge gains, smashed out an easy 130 the other day was stoked! I make sure to pop in every now and then to keep up to date on a few subscribed threads such as yourself ahaha, keep up the good work man!
Training Log - http://forum.bodybuilding.com/showthread.php?t=166040691
Just trying to add some mass, build an appreciable physique and increase my lifts!
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04-03-2015, 06:33 AM #72
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04-08-2015, 05:24 AM #76
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C4W3 Day2 Deads 1+
Sumo deads:
60x10x2
70x5
105x5
120x5
135x3
152.5x3
Could have got a lot more, forgot my chalk and with a slippy bar it's near enough impossible to grip
Conv deficit deads:
110x8
120x6
130x4
Front squats:
60x10
70x7
80x4
60x12
Facepulls:
10x15x3
SS with BB curl:
32.5x12x3
Disappointed with the deadlifts, despite using mixed grip the bar is too slippy so just did as many as my grip would allow, felt capable of 7/8.IG - skootaloot
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