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That's a serious workout routine man !! It would be overtraining for me, but if it works for 
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Originally posted by LAM why all the pyramiding on every exercise. you are wasting a lot of energy getting up to your heavy sets. |
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Originally posted by LAM I'm all for pyramiding up for the first 1 or 2 exercises in a bodypart, after that it's warmed up. I say jump up to the big weights, that's where the increases in strength will occur. example from twarrior's routine... barbell curl (curved bar) 4x10- 40/50/60/70 cable curls 4x10- 60/70/80/90 dumbell curls 4x10- 20/25/30/35 * where as I would do barbell curl (curved bar) 3x10- 50/60/70 * at this point the bicep is warmed up cable curls 3x10 @ 90 then do drop sets to fatigue the muscle or increase the weight and shoot for 8 or 6 reps dumbell curls 3x10 @ 35 then do drop sets to fatigue the muscle or increase the weight and shoot for 8 or 6 reps |
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Originally posted by twarrior Not sure what this last one is called, maybe someone knows:::: -- while standing spread legs 2-3 feet apart with feet facing 45 degree outward angle- - Hold a 90lb dumbell between legs - lower into sitting position(similar to a squat) - then raise up, keeping back straight - Works on the quads/hams/glutes reps 2x10 @90lbs 2x10@110 |
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