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I was never partial to 3days just to much in one workout...I prefere short and sweet workouts....you can really put more effort into each bodypart this way IMO.

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Originally Posted by DeadBolt
Heya bud....flad to see some new journals!
Are you making your own routine for prrs? Or do you plan to follow the basic ones laid out? I have a few if you are interested from my experiences with prrs. If you are making your own you could consider switching some things up and doing certain things in a certain order. But hey man do your thing I'm just here to help if ya want. Also what are your goals besides bulking...sports? hypertrophy? strength? And sean you lazy bastard whats wrong with 4days a week! Maybe if you got to the gym a little more you would get over 190 I was never partial to 3days just to much in one workout...I prefere short and sweet workouts....you can really put more effort into each bodypart this way IMO. |
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Originally Posted by Seanp156
Squats and shoulder workout look pretty good. Question on the leg curls though... Is the machine just difficult at lighter weight? I know the resistance according to the numbers on the machines can vary from brand/model etc... I'd just expect higher than 50-60 judging from your squats.
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But oh well, this week will be my full 3 day split, I was suprised my chest was not bad really considering I hadnt done chest in a while, not to mention DB flat benching. Anyway, here ya go.
so here I am, on saturday doing my 2nd workout day this week... lol
That's doesn't really look much like a rep range day to me... I'm having trouble remembering if it's 7-9 the first set, 10-12 the second set, and 13-15 the third set of a given exercise, or if it's 7-9 for all sets of a given exercise for one bodypart, then 10-12 and 13-15 for the other exercises for that bodypart... I have a feeling it's the sets though because for things like traps you aren't going to be doing 3 different exercises...|
Originally Posted by Seanp156
Wow, you actually made it to the gym 2 times this week
That's doesn't really look much like a rep range day to me... I'm having trouble remembering if it's 7-9 the first set, 10-12 the second set, and 13-15 the third set of a given exercise, or if it's 7-9 for all sets of a given exercise for one bodypart, then 10-12 and 13-15 for the other exercises for that bodypart... I have a feeling it's the sets though because for things like traps you aren't going to be doing 3 different exercises...Anyway, I understand not wanting to get more than 6 reps on deadlifts, I don't think I ever will anymore unless it's under 185lbs. I don't have deadlifts in my routine for rep range week, I think I do hypers instead. Anyway here's the measurements for the shake... 1 cup of water/milk whatever you want 1.33 cups of oats 1 banana 2-4 strawberries (recipe is 4, but I don't like that many) 2 tablespoons of peanut butter 1 scoop of whey (~22g protein) ice if desired Ok, I went back into my journal to check about rep range week and found this, "the reason you need 3 exercises per body part is so you can do one exercise for each rep range. Example : all your Db flat bench should of been in the 7-9 rep range. All your Db incline bench should of been in the 10 -12 rep range and your third chest exercise should of all been in the 13-15 rep range. Same for Delts and tri's." So, I guess you do need 3 exercises per bodypart.... However, some bodyparts like traps, biceps etc I don't think I'd do over 2 exercises... |
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so I think that is part of it. Oh and it definetly kinda sucked doing them without using my towel for a pad on my back, I forgot it and my skinny back hates having that weight on my back without some sort of pad.
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Originally Posted by AndrewSS
2/8/06 Legs and shoulders: Power
BB squats: 135x6 (warmup) 165x5 185x3 175x3 155x6 ^ I am a bit disapointed with my squats this week, however I havnt done legs for 2 weeks so I think that is part of it. Oh and it definetly kinda sucked doing them without using my towel for a pad on my back, I forgot it and my skinny back hates having that weight on my back without some sort of pad.Leg curls: 60x6 70x5 75x4 Squat press: 280x6 (really a leg press to my knowledge but the machine is somewhat different, silly school) 310x6 340x5 (pb) Calves: lever: 110x15 DB: 65x12 lever: 110x12 DB: 70x10 BB Standing military press: 75x6 85x5 95x2 -and did 1 set of db seated military press: 35x6 DB lateral raises: 20x9 (per arm) 25x4 (per arm) ![]() |
... Methinks you should just drop the towel/pad and get used to it... I use to use a pad, then I tried it without and I've never thought about using one again, the weight feels so much more stable without one.


Anyway, I'm getting ready to leave now... Back in a while...
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Originally Posted by Seanp156
How the hell did you manage to cut youself on the cable machine?
Anyway, I'm getting ready to leave now... Back in a while... |
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Originally Posted by AndrewSS
^ only losers say "purty"
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Originally Posted by Seanp156
mmmmkay....
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Originally Posted by AndrewSS
im just insecure |
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Originally Posted by Seanp156
Nice,
165x16 175x15 both overhand seems pretty good grip wise. |
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Originally Posted by AndrewSS
2/21/06 Chest and Biceps: Shock
1. Superset: BB Flat bench: 125x7 120x9 DB Incline Bench: 35x9 35x8 2. Dropset: DB Flat bench: 45x9, 40x9, 35x6 3. Superset: Hammer DB curls: 35x14 40x10 Regular DB curls: 30x10 35x6 4. Dropset: BB curls: 45x10, 40x8, 35x9 *pretty good workout, however my left shoulder was a little annoying, it didnt really hurt ever, I could just feel it some... didnt make me confident, I dont want to push it so I sorta held back, especially on the incline bench. It is a bit odd, I wonder if I did something, but atleast it isnt horrible and painful, just a bit of a feel from the left should area I could feel... Oh and my BB flat benching is pretty sad... I could only do 125x7! I havnt progressed on flat BB benching forever, but my DB flat benching is doing ok... I dont get it ![]() |
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Originally Posted by Seanp156
Hrmm maybe try pinky at the ring for a while, and then even narrower later.
Wide grip pressing does start to both my shoulder(s) after a while, so that could be where your pain originated from. |
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Originally Posted by Tom_B
That left shoulder doesn't sound too good .. sounds smiliar to mine. Then eventually mine just got to a point where I couldn't do any direct shoulder work and limiting Bench Pressing.
Do you do any rotator cuff exercises?? These helped me tons ... Theres some really good info from Emma in This post here .... |
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Originally Posted by Tom_B
That left shoulder doesn't sound too good .. sounds smiliar to mine. Then eventually mine just got to a point where I couldn't do any direct shoulder work and limiting Bench Pressing.
Do you do any rotator cuff exercises?? These helped me tons ... Theres some really good info from Emma in This post here .... |
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Originally Posted by Seanp156
OMG, someone besides andrew and I posted in here... Yeah, I don't know what yours in andrew... My was a strain in the summer and I wasn't allowed to do direct shoulder work for about 4 weeks (or maybe it was more?), but a rotor cuff is more serious... What does the pain feel like exactly? Does it hurt when you're in position to do something like a pull-up or pull-down? Does it ever "pop" or "crack?"
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Originally Posted by Seanp156
Good w/o andrew... Wow 149, that's fairly high for you lately... Was that with shoes/clothes or just boxers etc? I dunno what to tell you about your shoulder, do what you're comfortable with I guess... If you get actual pain, I'd say probably take a week off... At least from and type of pressing movements.
Just a random question, why do you like DB skulls so much? They're alright for a change, but I don't really like them all that well... ![]() I just think with a 4-6 rep range, weighted dips and CG bench would be better choices instead of purely isolation, or even normal skulls. |
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Originally Posted by Tom_B
If your really serious about your shoulder, I would take an entire month (one week isn't going to do it.) off direct shoulder work (Still able to do some light Lateral and Rear Delt Work), focusing on those rotator cuff exercises. Also take a look at the ratio of Pressing to pulling movements in your routine and make sure it's balanced. If your also are doing Any type of Incline Pressing I'd switch it over to a decline Plane for a while, and not hit complete failure on your sets (I'd also be apprehensive Of doing normal flat Bench pressing too..). I know it sucks and your not going to want to do it .. but trust me it's worth it, I've been in your position. You need to ask yourself what's more important. Getting out a couple more weeks of training and risk tearing something that's going take you off training for months and leave you with a life long problem, forever affecting your training. Or switch things up for a bit and get more balance/strength within your shoulders then getting back to training, stronger than ever. One step backwards, two steps forward.
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Originally Posted by AndrewSS
Thanks for the post man, I agree I gotta take the shoulder problem seriously before I really mess mine up and truely regret it. I am going to think up exactly what I am going to do but yeah direct shoulder is done for like you said like a month. I might still do some flat bench - but very light weight if it feels ok. I will review those rotator cuff exercises and figure out a little routine. Finally would ya explain the push/pull ratio a bit more... like what exactly do you mean?
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Originally Posted by Seanp156
How's the shoulder(s) feeling?
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Originally Posted by AndrewSS
I just hope they continue to get better.
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Originally Posted by AndrewSS
^ I like it so far, I have seemed to get good results so far.
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Originally Posted by Seanp156
Wow, a pretty in depth evaluation of the program huh?
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Originally Posted by Seanp156
I art confused... This is yesterday's workout, but I thought you already posted it...
and FYI those pullups are called "parallel grip pullups" ![]() |
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Originally Posted by Squaggleboggin
You have some pretty good workouts for someone your BW. Nice job, man. I love seeing other people around my age stick to their workouts. It's so much less annoying than my friends who keep quitting. Keep up the good work and keep piling on the plates!
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, but oh well it felt good to actually workout hard. I felt like I needed to really make it a good one since i have been being a terd lately

At least you're doing something still. Are the shoulders still bothering you at all?
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9/6/06: Chest and Triceps: Power
*I am back @ school, I like there gym, and I am happy to use the better equipment here over my home stuff and paying $10 to use seans guest rate dealio @ the world gym back in columbus, however this christmas and next summer im not gonna be a retard and not sign up for the world gym so I should do better there. Here it is: BB Bench: 135x5, 135x4, 125x5, 125x5 DB Incline: 45x6, 50x4, 45x4 DB Decline: 45x5, 45x5, 45x4 Dips: 10x7, 15x4 Pushdowns: 60x7, 60x7 Skullcrushers: 55x5, 45x6 Weight: 143lbs... ugh I have lost too much weight, ugh - well I got steak and potatoes stuff in the crock pot thing in my room cooking - but anyway. |
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^ Yes, I think I need to do shoulders more now that they are feeling better... and yeah I guess that is too much of those 3.
Yah, 143 is a bit light - I think I hit 149lbs around april... they dont say anything about a crock pot ![]() |
just not in my room.
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