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Originally Posted by mike456
GL with your goals!
It is ok to start with shoulder presses if you find they are your week point. Just remember you can do anything, you are the assassin! |
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Originally Posted by assassin
28/6 cardio at the morning bike 30 min.
+ push : for changing things up i started with seated bb shoulder presses x 3 (140 lbs x 10,8,8) inc. db bench presses 45deg. x3 (60lbs each x 10),(66x6),(66x6) flat db press x3 (77x8) , (77,6) , (77x6) dips x 3 cable flyes x 2 x12reps cable push downs x 4 was off for 2 weeks so my weights and form are still fucked up... is starting with shoulders on a push day a good idea .... i feel that my shoulders are my week point ..... |
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Originally Posted by fUnc17
Perfectly fine to start with overhead press, training movements not bodyparts.
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Originally Posted by FatCatMC
Personally I wouldn't start with shoulders. I believe there is enough shoulder involvement in your chest movements to be beneficial. In fact, I didn't start seeing real improvement in my shoulders until I started a push/pull/legs program with shoulders done after chest. Of course if high numbers in shoulder press are a goal of yours by all means start there. Looks to me your shoulder press numbers are pretty good in relation to you chest press #'s. Good stuff.
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make some improvements in my pushes if my shoulders responded well to it.....
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Originally Posted by assassin
1/7 today was a my first refeed since nearly 2 weeks .. i feel much better now ....... todays w/o =(pull ups / machine bench press / 15 minutes jogging , sprints)
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first legs work out since ~ 3 weeks .... |
Originally Posted by assassin
10/7 i decided to increase my cardio duration to break the plateau........
i did 60 minutes on the stationary bike.....alternating between moderate intensity and short maximum effort bumps (30-45 seconds each)..... 11/7 again with 40 minutes cardio (higher intensity at a constant rate) |
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Originally Posted by AKIRA
I do different bouts on intesity too on cardio equipment. On a bike Ill increase the intensity for a min then lower it for the next minute and repeat.
On the eliptical I go forward for 5 min then backwards for another 5, repeat. Treadmill is usually speed increasing or decreasing rather than incline. Raising the incline pretty far and jogging for a while makes the top part of my foot where it meets my shin burn! |
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