Well I'm from Salt Lake. Not a body builder, just a person who went through a HUGE depression and a MASSIVE weight gain (from 6'2 180 to 6'2 297 05/03/03) To the start of a weight loss (6'2 264 08/23/03) I have a cambered bar with 2 25lb weights, and 1 10lb cambered bar.
Now that I’ve started to loose weight, I’d like to gain form. But it's now painfully obvious I have NO idea what I’m doing. Just last week my elbows started KILLING me. I was doing 200 reps a day with the 50lb bar and 200-250 reps every day with the lighter bar. I've been informed that it was most likely working too hard to fast and I was killing my tendons.
So here I am looking for advice. I don't know the "lingo" so bear with me.
-mike
Posted by: Mudge
Wow, high reps can be kind of hard on the body. When you weight a little on the heavy side too I tend to do things slower and not push my luck with ultra high reps or speed movements and so on, and I'm not even 30 year, but high reps are not in my vocabulary really past say 25 for calves.
You've got the cushion between the bones that you have, dont push it
Welcome
Posted by: Prince
Ihatex86 welcome to IM!
Posted by: Mudge
Whats wrong with x86 anyway
Alpha is dead!
Posted by: Ihatex86
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Originally posted by Mudge
Whats wrong with x86 anyway
Alpha is dead!
lol What about the G5! used to be a mac zealot, yup drank the koolaide on more then one occasion
Posted by: Jodi
Welcome to IM
Posted by: heavyweight1987
dude welcome i hope you can get back down sounds like your workin hard but ur workin 2 hard .not so many reps ...
but welcome..
Posted by: Ihatex86
Thanks guys. I know it's been a while, but I thought I'd repost. I've been working 3 muscle groups for the past two weeks. I am now 241 LBS!!! Just 51 more to go!