Ok I play Receiver and defensive back(deciding between saftey and CB) and I'm trying to gain weight for football.I currently weigh 100 Lbs and I eat 2000 calories a day (just started)with plenty of protein less fat what do you think is a realistic goal on gaining weight with this? BTW here is my lifting routine
Neck stretches(back and forth and side to side) 3x15
situps 3x50
Things where you lay on elbows for abs 5x
BenchPress 3x8
Bench press Incline 3x8
bench press decline 3x8
Bent Over rows 3x10
Deadlifts 2x20
shoulder press 3x10
Flys 3x5
upright rows 3x15
clean and press 3x15
curls 3x15
DB presses 3x15
preacher curls 3x15
dips 3x15
lunges 4x(17 steps)
DB squats 2x20
Sqauts 3x10
calf raises 3x15
ok I'm doing this every other day and it doesnt feel right for some reason my mom made it for me but I think girls workout different and I dont think this is good for bulking. So let me know what I can change, also I swim everyday and would it be ok to do agility on my off days even if i'm sore is it ok to just suck it up or should I let my muscles rest?
Thanx
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Thread: Reciever/defensive back workout
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06-20-2006, 09:05 PM #1
Reciever/defensive back workout
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06-20-2006, 09:40 PM #2
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06-21-2006, 04:52 AM #3Originally Posted by watchandsee23Height: 6'1"
Weight: 175 lbs
Bench: N/A
Squat: N/A
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06-21-2006, 09:21 PM #17Originally Posted by watchandsee23
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06-21-2006, 09:29 PM #18Originally Posted by watchandsee23
BBr0x0rz Funny...........
You would drop me but i dont know where you coach and you dont know what i look like.
And i'm a coaches pet to so if I dont like you.......
Your grunts dont like you.
But thanks to I cant ever miss the chance to ask where do are you coaching or going to coach
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06-21-2006, 09:31 PM #19Originally Posted by Dantes wrath
Dante...*sigh*...please realize though I am a jerk, I'm just joking around when I get on you. Seriously, the only person I'm 110% seriously a jerk to and seriously dislike is deltaforce, and that's only because he's a damn troll.
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06-21-2006, 09:36 PM #20
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06-21-2006, 09:40 PM #22Originally Posted by watchandsee23
to be fair, his mom made it
general rule of thumb is you don't go above 6 reps for olympic lifts btw.
go with something like bill starr's routine. or wsb. or defranco's wsfsb (skinny bastards)
don't forget unilateral movements, dont forget compound exercises, dont forget your hamstrings, dont forget heavy, dont forget dynamic, dont forget olympic, dont forget mobility.
those're the big things i'd remember when designing a football program.
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06-21-2006, 09:47 PM #23
another thing, don't assume that because you know what a movement is and how it's done that you're ready to do it. train at the level you're at. here's a good example from the man himself, Dave Tate.
"To illustrate the power of good mornings, I'll use my wife as an example. Traci had some training experience while in school but this was limited to just messing around in the weightroom from time to time. After moving to Columbus to train at Westside, she'd come to meets with me to handle the details and for support.
At one of these meets, she was approached by Dorris Simmons (Louie's wife) in regards to training at Westside. Traci didn't want to be a powerlifter but wanted to get into better shape. More importantly, she wanted to strengthen her lower back because of problems she was having with it.
During her first visit to the club she was asked to pull a deadlift (this is what everyone else was doing). Her back hurt too bad to pull the bar! She was then pulled off the basic Westside plan for lower body and was told to focus on only a few movements dealing with lower back and abs. These included hanging leg raises, pulldown abs, reverse hypers and good mornings. These movements were done every time she stepped into the gym.
The first good morning session was done with a broomstick and then progressed to good mornings while standing on a band with the other end of the band around her upper traps. Her torso was the weakness and these movements were the solution.
So how did it work? Eleven months later, she squatted 365, bench pressed 240, and deadlifted 315... in the 123 weight class.
The key is to begin and train at the level you're at. If you're too weak to do a good morning, then use a broomstick until you can use a curl bar. Then move to a barbell and so on. Her best good morning before the meet was 225 for three reps. "
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06-22-2006, 11:00 AM #29
I think it is highly neccessary. it will help evenout any stregnth imbalances in your legs.
I don't really see an article. I heard footballstar talk about it. footballstar really knows his stuff. Trust me. Do you know what explosive endurance is? The lower reps would be the best thing if you are looking to get faster and get the quick burst off the line.
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06-22-2006, 06:43 PM #30Originally Posted by watchandsee23
now, go find me an article instead of anecdotal evidence that you read from footballstar. honestly, i'm always looking for new information. but i'd like to have something that backs it up rather than "cause i said so"
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