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    The Beginning

    I played rugby through-out high school. During my senior year I broke my right foot, and then later developed patello-femoral pain syndrome in my right knee while I was on crutches. The pain has kept me from playing this past season, but to get my aggression out I started powerlifting. I'm going to get a re-diagnosis of my knee because the pain should have subsided by now.

    This winter after my re-diagnosis I will evaluate whether I can play rugby again, and if so I will probably return to my college's rugby club this spring as a second side player to build up stamina, speed, and my rugby skill and knowledge that I've been without for almost two years. I also have a few powerlifting tournaments up-coming in the new year so I'm excited for that. I compete raw in a geared division in the 198 lbs. weight class.

    I will constantly keep this journal updated with weekly videos and the numbers I hit in the gym, as well as the progress on my injury.
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    The Game Plan

    Monday: Max Effort Lower Body [Strength Focus]
    A. 10 Minute Warm-Up
    B. Squat / Deadlift Variant (Pick One) 1-3RM
    Back Squat, Front Squat, Box Squat, GM, Deadlift, Rack Pull, Deficit Pull
    C. Supplemental Hamstring Movement (Pick One) 3-6 x 5-8
    Partial Pulls, Stiff Legged Pulls, Snatch Grip Pulls
    D. Abdominal Movement (Pick Two) 3-4 x 6-10
    Decline Sit-Ups, Side Bends, Lying Sit-Ups, Russian Twists, Planks
    E. Lower Back Movement (Pick One) 3-4 x 6-10
    Manual GHR, Ghetto Reverse Hyper, 45-Degree Hyper, Pull-Throughs
    F. Grip Work
    G. Lower Body Prehabilitation Work
    H. 10 Minute Cool-Down

    Tuesday: Max Effort Upper Body [Strength Focus]
    A. 10 Minute Warm-Up
    B. Bench Press Variant (Pick One) 1-3RM
    Bench Press, Floor Press, Board Press, CG Bench Press, CG Board Press
    C. Supplemental Triceps Movement (Pick One) 6-8 x 8-12
    JM Press, BB Extensions, DB Extensions
    D. Lat Movement (Pick One) 3-4 x 6-10
    BB Rows, DB Rows
    E. Delt Movement (Pick One) 3-4 x 6-10
    Lateral Raises, Front Raises
    F. Upper Body Prehabilitation Work
    G. 10 Minute Cool-Down

    Wednesday: Fartlek Training
    AM
    10 Minute Warm-Up
    Start with a ten minute fartlek run. Add additional 1-2 minutes weekly.
    10 Minute Cool-Down
    PM
    Yoga Class

    Thursday: Off Day
    Dynamic Stretching, Foam Rolling, Mobility Drills, Balance Drills

    Friday: Full Body [Speed / Explosive Focus]
    A. 10 Minute Warm-Up
    B. Power Cleans 8 x 2
    C. Split Jerks 8 x 2
    D. KB Overhead Squats 2-3 x 15-20
    E. Abdominal Movement 3-4 x 6-10
    F. Lower Body Prehabilitation Work
    G. 10 Minute Cool-Down

    Saturday: Repetition Upper Body [Hypertrophy Focus]
    A. 10 Minute Warm-Up
    B. Repetition Exercise (Pick One) 3 x Max Reps / 4 x 12-15
    Flat DB Bench Press, Incline DB Bench Press, DB Swiss Ball Bench Press
    C. Vertical Pull Movement (Pick One) 3-4 x 8-12
    Chin-Ups, Lat Pull-Downs
    D. Rear Delt Movement (Pick One) 3-4 x 8-12
    Rear Delt Flyes, Face Pulls, Band Pull Aparts
    E. Medial Delt Movement (Pick One) 4 x 8-12
    Single Arm Press, DB Shoulder Press, Lateral Raises
    F. Bicep Movement (Pick One) 4-5 x 8-12
    BB Curls, DB Curls, Preacher Curls
    G. Upper Body Prehabilitation Work
    H. 10 Minute Cool-Down

    Sunday: Off Day
    Dynamic Stretching, Foam Rolling, Mobility Drills, Balance Drills
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    The Diet

    Monday, Tuesday, Friday, Saturday

    Meal 1
    4 oz. of 90% lean ground beef
    1 serving of taco seasoning
    1 cup of 1% milk
    2 servings of fish oil

    Meal 2
    4 oz. of 90% lean ground beef
    1 serving of taco seasoning
    1/2 of a ruby red grapefruit

    Pre-Workout
    1 scoop of whey
    1/2 of a ruby red grapefruit
    2 servings of fish oil

    Intra-Workout
    3 scoops of bcaa's
    1 scoop of taurine

    Post-Workout
    1 scoop of whey
    2 cups of chocolate milk
    1 serving of naked juice
    1 scoop of creatine monohydrate
    1 scoop of taurine

    Meal 3
    4 oz. of chicken breast
    2 servings of whole grain pasta
    1 serving of alfredo sauce

    Meal 4
    4 oz. of chicken breast
    2 servings of whole grain pasta
    1 serving of alfredo sauce

    Meal 5
    1 scoop of casein
    2 cups of 1% milk
    2 servings of fish oil

    Wednesday, Thursday, Sunday

    Meal 1
    4 oz. of chicken breast
    1 serving of whole grain pasta
    1 serving of alfredo sauce
    1 cup of 1% milk
    2 servings of fish oil

    Meal 2
    4 oz. of chicken breast
    1 serving of whole grain pasta
    1 serving of alfredo sauce
    1 cup of 1% milk

    Meal 3
    4 oz. of chicken breast
    1/2 of a ruby red grapefruit
    2 tbsp. of natural peanut butter
    2 servings of fish oil

    Meal 4
    4 oz. of chicken breast
    1/2 of a ruby red grapefruit
    2 tbsp. of natural peanut butter

    Meal 5
    1 scoop of casein
    2 cups of 1% milk
    2 servings of fish oil
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    nice start keep it up
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    Hopefully I can get to Gold's on Friday because our university gym will be closed for the holiday.
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    I noticed you perform prehabilitation exercises after the your workout.

    Personally, I do these as part as my warm-up to get blood flowing into the muscles. Also the muscles you're most likely are targeting for prehabilitation along with you CNS will be more taxed after execution of multi-joint exercises & single-joint isolation exercises. In contrast, execution of the prehabilitation exercises prior will not tax either the CNS or Muscles but in all likelihood act as a primer and a means of an active warm-up.

    Moving these exercises isn't going to make or break your program, but this is just my personal experience and the norm of others that I model my training after.

    Best of luck.
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    Originally Posted by qb0708 View Post
    I noticed you perform prehabilitation exercises after the your workout.

    Personally, I do these as part as my warm-up to get blood flowing into the muscles. Also the muscles you're most likely are targeting for prehabilitation along with you CNS will be more taxed after execution of multi-joint exercises & single-joint isolation exercises. In contrast, execution of the prehabilitation exercises prior will not tax either the CNS or Muscles but in all likelihood act as a primer and a means of an active warm-up.

    Moving these exercises isn't going to make or break your program, but this is just my personal experience and the norm of others that I model my training after.

    Best of luck.
    My warm-up consists of 5 minutes on a stationary bike, and then 5 minutes of foam rolling and joint warming. Then at the end of my workout I'll do a more direct pre-hab movement on the joints or body parts I'm targeting that day. Thanks for the input, and hopefully you stick around.
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    November 23, 2009

    ME Lower

    Weight: 229 lbs.
    Sleep: 6 hours

    10 Minute Warm-Up

    Front Squats
    135 x 5
    135 x 5
    225 x 1
    225 x 1
    Add Belt
    275 x 1
    275 x 1
    Add Wraps
    315 x 1

    Snatch Grip Pull
    135 x 8
    135 x 8
    185 x 6
    185 x 6
    225 x 5

    Decline Sit-Ups
    10 x 10
    10 x 10
    10 x 10

    Pull-Throughs
    100 x 10
    100 x 10
    100 x 10

    Static Pull-Up Hold

    Knee Prehabilitation

    10 Minute Cool-Down

    Notes:
    Definately could have gone heavier today but after a week off I wanted to ease into the program. No point in burning out too quickly. I felt like I could have done multiple singles with 315. First time doing SG Pulls, didn't feel it too much in my hamstrings but definately in my upper back and grip so hopefully I see a carry-over to the lockout in my pull.
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    November 23, 2009

    Food Log

    Wake-Up
    1 scoop of casein

    Meal 1
    4 oz. of 90% lean ground beef
    1 serving of taco seasoning
    1 cup of 1% milk
    2 servings of fish oil
    1 multivitamin

    Meal 2
    4 oz. of 90% lean ground beef
    1 serving of taco seasoning
    1 tangerine

    Pre-Workout
    1 scoop of whey
    1/2 scoop of creatine
    1 tangerine
    2 servings of fish oil

    Intra-Workout
    3 scoops of bcaa's
    1 scoop of taurine

    Post-Workout
    1 scoop of whey
    1 scoop of creatine
    1 scoop of taurine
    1 multivitamin
    1 cup of chocolate milk
    1 cup of naked juice

    Meal 3
    4 oz. of chicken breast
    2 servings of whole grain pasta
    1 serving of alfredo sauce

    Meal 4
    4 oz. of chicken breast
    2 servings of whole grain pasta
    1 serving of alfredo sauce

    Before Bed
    1 scoop of casein
    2 cups of 1% milk
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    November 24, 2009

    ME Upper

    Sleep: 9 hours

    10 Minute Warm-Up

    Floor Press (1-2 second pause at bottom)
    45 x 5
    45 x 5
    135 x 5
    135 x 5
    185 x 1
    205 x 1
    225 x 1
    245 x 1
    255 x 0 (rep was assisted)

    BB Tricep Extensions
    40 x 12
    40 x 12
    50 x 10
    50 x 10
    60 x 10
    60 x 8

    DB Rows
    50 x 10 (per side) - strict
    70 x 6 (per side) - momentum
    70 x 6 (per side) - momentum

    DB Lateral Raises
    15's x 10
    20's x 10
    20's x 8

    Upper Body Prehabilitation Work

    10 Minute Cool-Down

    Notes:
    Felt great today on the floor press even though I didn't lockout my final set. I got really burned out half-way through my workout though so I need to bring my work capacity back up. My rows are very weak, but I'm going to try to stick with pretty strict form until I can rep out the 100's for 5, then I will probably move to "kroc rows".
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    hey dude how much protein u gettin in ur breakfast b'c mines is always laggin in protein and substance.
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    Originally Posted by BeastAndPower View Post
    hey dude how much protein u gettin in ur breakfast b'c mines is always laggin in protein and substance.
    Well when I wake up I down a shake with just water and casein powder, so that's about 25 grams. And then I'll cook, and eat about 45 minutes after my shake and the 4 oz. of ground beef is again about 25 grams and then 10 grams in the glass of milk. So in the first hour of being awake probably anywhere between 50-60 grams. My meals for the rest of the day are spread out 2-4 hours.

    Edit: I don't like taking in carbs early in the morning on days that I train, they always leave me really sluggish so I try to stick to just protein and fat.
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    If anyone was curious about my maxes here they are:
    Olympic Back Squat - 455+
    Parallel Box Squat - 545+
    Deadlift - 500+
    Bench - 250+
    Split Jerk - 230+
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    yea i feel ya. i usually eat like some lucky C's with a peice of fruit. so i know i need eat a better breakfast
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