Joe! Have a great demo on Sunday at Natural Vitamins!
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03-09-2012, 12:30 PM #121
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03-09-2012, 10:20 PM #122
Hi James, the "T" bar rows work mainly the Middle of the Back muscles, there are a few ways( basically, machine and free weights) to perform this exercise, I prefer the machine, it will position your body in the proper way that it will allow you to concentrate/work the middle of your back SUPPORTING your back while limiting you from back injuries,
see video and some instructions to follow;
here i am using a "T" BAR row with back support
Load up the T-bar Row Machine with the desired weight and adjust the leg height so that your upper chest is at the top of the pad. Tip: In some machines all you can do is stand on the appropriate step that allows you to be at a height that has the upper chest at the top of the pad.
Lay face down on the pad and grab the handles. You can either use a palms down, palms up, or palms in position depending on what part of your back you want to emphasize.
Lift the bar off the rack and extend your arms in front of you. This will be your starting position.
As you exhale slowly pull the weight up and squeeze your back at the top of the movement. Tip: Keep the upper arms as close to the torso as possible throughout the movement in order to better engage the back muscles. Also, do not lift your body off of the pad at any time and refrain from using the biceps to lift the weight.
After a second contraction at the top of the movement, as you inhale, slowly go back down to the starting position.
Repeat for the recommended amount of repetitions.
here is a "T" BAR row with out the back support
here is Jay doing them old school way
Joe Palumbo
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03-10-2012, 12:44 PM #123
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03-10-2012, 12:47 PM #124
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03-10-2012, 09:49 PM #125
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03-11-2012, 08:21 AM #126
Protein counts no matter the source; however, all proteins are not created equal. Some are absorbed better an have a higher nitrogen balance.
For instance there is protein in beans. Likewise rice. But if you combine them, you have a complete protein. It has all the essential amino acids--------------------------------------------------------------
Available as a rep
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03-11-2012, 08:48 PM #127
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03-12-2012, 09:59 PM #128
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03-13-2012, 01:10 PM #129
Hey big man, nice to see you here. Have you seen some of the stuff Will Brink has been doing for SWAT training? Lots of metaboic conditioning stuff, like prowler work. Do yo have team workouts? and if and when you do , and are close to contest time, do you take out a cardio session, or leave it in?
p.s. got a wallet full of PBA cards from my boy in Rockland CO. Cheers to all NYPD.
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03-13-2012, 01:18 PM #130
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03-13-2012, 05:41 PM #131
Hi James, to have a complete developed back, you must include exercises that work the upper, the middle and the lower potion of the back, lat exercises will develop/create the V Shape look, lat pull down/pull ups and so on are great exercise for that, here is a video of my old training partner doing back, this will give you an idea on the exercises that work the complete back area, .........
train safe, train smart
also if you go to my website i have have written on; training/dieting and nutrition , enjoy, www.fitnesswithjoeswat.org
Joe Palumbo
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03-13-2012, 06:18 PM #132
Hi, nice to see you here, my unit use to have training group session as (a team), it mostly consisted of calisthenics and some running(not my regiment and choice of regiment for a tactical unit, it was a progremm that no one wanted to have changed at the time) now its basically individual training , but i have designed and still do; training/cardio/ nutritional regiments for tactical team when they ask for it, mostley i get asked for individual goals from cops and fireman,(team mates). My training regiments that i design consist of boot camp training, cross fit, and plyometrics,..... when it comes to training for bodybuilding shows, i have them(those that are interested) switch over to bodybuilding style training/dieting regiment, every sport needs the right training followed by the appropriate nutritional food/supplement to go with it. About Will Brink, i don't know anything about him, if he advocates health and fitness, then he is OK with me, training is training, the wheel has already been invented, its the right training for the right goal that makes progress......
Here is an example of a Boot Camp Training regiment that i desgined for a tacticle team unit for there specific goals in mind....enjoy
This is how i work
TELL ME WHAT YOU WANT!, AND ILL TELL YOU WHAT TO DO!
train right, train for success
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03-14-2012, 04:40 PM #133
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03-15-2012, 04:33 PM #134
Hi Mr. Palumbo, i read this question on an other thread " What is the point of "trainers", exactly? Are pro's becoming lazy? " my personal opinion is, if the trainer is not a pro and i wanted to become a pro, i would not feel comfortable with that, because im thinking if he had all that knowledge why is he not a pro himself...... whats your take on this....
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03-16-2012, 03:05 PM #135
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03-16-2012, 03:28 PM #136
Hi Bigmike, it depends on who the pro is, some pro's are a little lazy, and they need to be pushed, I find this to be true with some pro's that are genetically gifted, others pro's are because of that they might not have training partners and need to be consistent with their hard core training to stay focused on there goal or show, and yes there are others because they believe that there guru will get them to be champions, i know that they are a few that are legitimate with there knowledge but that is only because they had a lot of guys that they worked with in the past,(trail and error, live and learn) so if they have a few success story in the present, what about many that failed in the past, so the guys that you see that they call them self GURU'S and are not pro's them self, I would be a little questionable on their knowledge, then why are they not pro's, don't get me wrong, like i said before, there are a few guys that are good, because of years of experiences, but its not something that a good training/reliable/knowledgeable with common sense partner can't do....the rest are just wanna be.... Bigmike, all you need is to surround your self with positive knowledgeable people, a trustworthy training partner, educate your self with training/nutritional/dieting regiments and be consistent with them, this industries is filled with guys/girls that call themselves GURU'S, don't believe the hype, train hard, train safe, train smart
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03-16-2012, 03:49 PM #137
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03-17-2012, 12:59 PM #138
Hi Joe, my name is Susan, I met you at the Arnold Festival, I wanted to thank you for the fitness advice again you gave me and my friends, Im already seeing the results, I have a question about shoulder development training, my shoulders are my weak body parts, Im not sure if Im getting the full benefits from my trainer's routine that he designed for me, I do remember you saying that the shoulder have 3 muscle head sections, any help or tips would be greatly appreciated.
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03-17-2012, 04:40 PM #139
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03-17-2012, 08:07 PM #140
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03-17-2012, 08:14 PM #141
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Love it! nice video
Hey Joe mind if i pick your professional brain??? can i get your opinion, an opinion from a pro if you will.....
here is the intro for my new program coming soon www.supermanfit.com let me know what you think.....
thanks Joe!! a big fan BTW! never thought i would actually be chatting with you. thanks again!
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03-17-2012, 09:52 PM #142
Hi Sue, These are 3 parts that make up ‘shoulder muscles; Front Deltoids, Middle/Outer Deltoids, Rear Deltoids. You need be aware of the purpose of each exercise and which part of the shoulder it’s targeting. For optimal growth, you will need to workout all 3 areas of the shoulders, here is a video that will demonstrate some of the exercises and the areas of the muscles being worked on....
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03-17-2012, 09:57 PM #143
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03-17-2012, 10:10 PM #144
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03-18-2012, 06:53 AM #145
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03-18-2012, 02:19 PM #146
Hi, here is a suggestion, the rest is on via email
DAY 1)= CHEST/TRICEPS/ABS, ( 3 TO 4 SETS FOR BIG MUSCLE GROUPS AND 2 TO 3 FOR SMALLER MUSCLES) WORK THE MUSCLES INTO SECTION, EXAMPLE; CHEST = WORK THE UPPER(INCLINE BENCH PRESS), THE MIDDLE ( FLAT FLIES) AND THE LOWER PART OF THE CHEST(DECLINE PRESSES), FOR TRICEPS= 2 TO 3 SETS AND THE SAME WITH WORKING INTO SECTIONS, (THE OUTER HEAD OF THE TRICEPS AND THE INNER)....
DAY 2)= BACK/BICEPS/FOREARMS
DAY 3)= LEGS/CALVES/ABS
DAY 4)= SHOULDERS/TRAPS
DAY 5) OFF
DAY 6) REPEAT
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03-18-2012, 03:48 PM #147
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The workout plan looks good Joe, I appreciate it. It is similar to what I was already doing which is nice because now everything is finely tuned.
I had a feeling I wasn't getting enough protein so I'll do my best to hit the 200gram mark. What is my limit on how many protein drinks I can have in a day? Also what is a good clean carb I can eat before and after my workout?
Should I be doing cardio even though I am trying to put on 10-20lbs of muscle right now? My weightroom is extremely primitive right now I mean all I have is a weight bench, barbell, dumbbells to 55, and a kickboxing bag. So my options for cardio is either running around my neighborehood or kickboxing.
To mix things up down the road can I pair biceps with chest and triceps with back, so long as they aren't feeling overly sore?
Anyway thanks again, weightlifting is the only good thing I have and I am going to give it my all."If you are not training 100%, if you are not at 100% you cannot be at this level"-- Dorian Yates
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03-19-2012, 05:53 PM #148
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I gotta say I had a great first workout on this plan. 40grams of protein and 50grams of carbs before and after my workout gave me a great pump and a lot more strength and energy. I also like the idea of 2 sets on smaller muscles, I think it should help with the overtraining problem I have had in the past.
Thanks for your help Joe."If you are not training 100%, if you are not at 100% you cannot be at this level"-- Dorian Yates
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03-19-2012, 07:51 PM #149
Hi, your workout just needed some fine tuning and to targeting the right muscles at the right time(with out over training them). Make the best of what you have, stick to the basics, use compound movements, as you progress and adapt ; add drop sets, force reps, super sets and so on, see if you can train with a partner, the beauty of it is that you will always push your self's to the next level and assist you with proper form, about the shakes; 2 are my limit, post workout shakes are great, make sure its a Whey protein/carbs, and the other is Casein at night time(no carbs). NOTE; Casein is known as “night time” protein because its slow to digesting it, it's not suitable for post workout. For post workout shakes, stick to whey, pound for pound its the best.
Carbs type= before training, use a slow burning carb like; oatmeal, after training use a fast burning carb. whey protein/with carbs is ideal, this is what i use; http://www.infinitelabs.com/store/proteins/
Cardio= (low impact) walking, jump rope, bike are all good that can be done anywhere, if you like kick boxing, i would do it on your days off from weights, i think its a great exercise/cardio training,.
The last thing is biceps and triceps training, the back and chest are large muscle groups and require lots of energy, when you training back your biceps will be involved so training your biceps and then your back on the next day will cause your biceps to be not at there strongest for a good back workout, same with training triceps before chest, the get the most out of your body parts, train a big bodypart with a smaller one, get the most out of all of them.....See for your self....
be creative with what you have, make it the best...
train safe, train smart
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03-21-2012, 10:14 AM #150
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