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    Mary wants more muscle

    Hello everyone

    Name: Mary (english version)
    Age 27
    Strength training: 5 years seriously

    Stats on 19th of December:
    Heigt: 176 cm (Something more than 5'9'')
    Weight 77 kgs (170 lbs)
    Calves: 39 cm
    Butts: 62 cm
    Ass: 91 cm
    Arms: 37 cm (not pumped)
    Waist 71 cm
    Chest 88 cm
    Neck 41 cm

    1 inch=2,54 cm

    Best lifts:
    Bench press 170 lbs 2 reps
    Squat 287 lbs 2 reps
    Deadlift: 310 lbs 1 rep
    Bicepscurl 100 lbs 2 reps
    17 chins
    26 dips (*both without additional weight*)

    My goal is get more muscle mass and more strenght (during winter), so I totaly exclude cardio from my training.

    I hope this jurnal and forum members will help me to reach that goal...

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    Few of my pics

    Me before I started with serious weight training (I was 22 with 62 kgs)


    One year after (I was 23 at that moment, andf I have 66 kgs)

    Last edited by MaryD; 12-19-2009 at 11:25 AM.

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    Comparasion of my bach 14 months ago (I had 69 kgs), with today (I have 77 kgs)








    Greetings with last picture (from today) for all forum members


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    Girlfriend, you are JACKED!

    It is great to have you here. You look AWESOME - and strong as hell from those lifts.

    Nice work. How do you train back? Yours is phenomenal!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Built View Post
    Girlfriend, you are JACKED!

    It is great to have you here. You look AWESOME - and strong as hell from those lifts.

    Nice work. How do you train back? Yours is phenomenal!
    Thanks...

    How I train back???

    Ma answer is: CHINS, CHINS, CHINS, CHINS
    PULLUPS, PULLUPS, PULLUPS, PULLUPS

    All variations, different grips, with additional weight, without additional weight, negative reps, forced reps...

    Also other exercises, but two of them is priority.

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    No surprise there.

    I love chins. They're amazing. And the negs do wonders. I've been dealing with a herniated disc this last year and it's pushed on the nerve activating my left lat so it's been a royal pain not being able to train lats properly, but it's finally turning back on and you are my new inspiration.

    You compete, or just vain like I am?

    PS I have a very good friend from Bulgaria and I can hear her accent in my head when you type!

    LOVE that "rrrrr"!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Built View Post
    No surprise there.

    I love chins. They're amazing. And the negs do wonders. I've been dealing with a herniated disc this last year and it's pushed on the nerve activating my left lat so it's been a royal pain not being able to train lats properly, but it's finally turning back on and you are my new inspiration.

    You compete, or just vain like I am?

    PS I have a very good friend from Bulgaria and I can hear her accent in my head when you type!

    LOVE that "rrrrr"!
    Thanks

    I still dont compete in fitness and bodybuilding. Only in strength show, 15 months ago in chins and dips competition (I have some pics from that I will post them if is allowed to post them here

    Where is Your friend from?

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    Oh damn you would ask that. She went to school here and that's where I knew her from but I'll check and get back to you.

    I'd love to see those pix.

    <makes note to dramatically increase chinup volume>
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    Quote Originally Posted by Built View Post
    <makes note to dramatically increase chinup volume>
    ??? I dont understand

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    WOW you have done an AMAZING job Mary.
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    Quote Originally Posted by MaryD View Post
    ??? I dont understand
    This means I intend to do more chinups.
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    Good job!

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    Quote Originally Posted by HOOPIE View Post
    WOW you have done an AMAZING job Mary.
    Thanks
    Quote Originally Posted by min0 lee View Post
    Good job!
    Thanks, according Your pics You also look fantastic

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    My training schedule

    First Day: Chest+abs, calves
    Second Day: Legs, abs,
    Third day: Shoulder, trapesius, calves, forearms
    Fourth day: rest
    Fifth day: Back, abs
    Sixth day: Gluteus, hamstrings, calves, abs
    Seventh day: Triceps, biceps, forearms, neck,

    Before training 10 minutes of stacionary bike or eliptical for warming up. No cardio, because I want to gain more mass

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    Great job! Wow!

    I always like to see journals from women who aren't afraid of muscle

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    Today training: Chest and abdominals. I always train during morning. before job, from & AM to 7 and half, but today is Sunday, and gym was open at 4 PM.

    Warm up: 10 minutes stacionary bike

    CHEST

    barbell bench press, after 2 warm up sets
    155 lbs, 9 reps
    165 lbs 4 reps
    165 lbs 3 reps+1 forced
    155 lbs 6 reps+2 forced

    Incline dumbell press, 2x55 lbs
    10 reps,
    8 reps,
    7 reps+1 forced,
    6 reps+2 forced,+without break 2x40 lbs, 5 reps+1 forced.

    Peck deck machine, 115 lbs:
    9 reps
    7+1 forced,
    6 +1 forced,
    5 reps+without break 80 lbs 6 reps+without break 50 lbs, 9 reps+1 forced

    Pullover with 60 lbs dumbell: 8,7,7,6 reps

    Abdominals: Crounch 4 sets between 30 and 25 reps per set.
    Hanging leg raises: 4 sets, between 15 and 20 reps per set.

    Impressions: Good training for chest, I have pain after training. Tommorrow is time for legs

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    Quote Originally Posted by Built View Post

    I'd love to see those pix.
    I found them and I will poat them. They were taken on September 2008., and I was between 68 and 69 kg. Today I have 77 kgs.

    I write weight in kilograms, is it necesery here to write in pound, or everybody know that 1 lb is 0,453 kg?

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    Quote Originally Posted by katt View Post
    Great job! Wow!

    I always like to see journals from women who aren't afraid of muscle
    Afraid of muscle????? Whats that????

    Thansk Kat.

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    I said that I would post some pics from competing in chins and dips

    Pics from september 2008, I performed my personal record 17 chins and 26 dips, with my 69 kgs (152 lbs)





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    One year before I was 66 kgs, and I performed 14 chins and 22 dips. I was so so skinny at that time...





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    Those are awesome pix - thanks for sharing them!

    Some of us here know kg, but occasionally tossing in the lbs in parenthesis like you have will help everyone do the math, so please keep posting that way from time to time.

    You DO look very lean at 66kg (145 lbs) - how tall are you? In your recent pic at 77kg (169 lbs) you look wonderful - and not at all like how I looked at that weight lol! (For reference, I am 5'7" tall; 1,70 m)
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    Quote Originally Posted by Built View Post
    Those are awesome pix - thanks for sharing them!



    You DO look very lean at 66kg (145 lbs) - how tall are you?)

    176 cm, between 5'9'' and 5 '10''

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    Oh you're TALL! So lovely to be so tall and so strong - it's imposing as hell to see that. Also, for training, the torque is so much harder on a tall body than on a short one, which makes your lifts that much more impressive.

    What do you do for a living by the way?
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    Looks good in here.

    Nice PR on Deads !!

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    Lookin good!

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    Trash and Yellow thanks so much

    Built I wold answer when I would have a time

    Today it was training for legs and sone abdominals. Before training weight machine showed 165 lbs, same like yesterday . For warming up I jumped on steper 10 minutes.

    LEGS, QUADS

    Barbell Classic squat, butts paralel with floor(after 2 warm up sets), 225 lbs, 4 sets 9, 7, 6, 5 reps

    Leg press on machine, 5 plates on each side=450 lbs, 8 reps, 7, 7,
    Last set 6 reps+without break 360 lbs 4 reps+ without break270 lbs 4 reps (*totaly sore*)

    Leg extension 150 lbs, 10, 8, 7, +last drop set (150, 100, 50 lbs, 6,6,4 reps)

    Dumbell rear lunges with 35 lbs dumbells, walking around gym, I didnt count reps, maybe between 15 and 10 with each legs

    ABDOMINALS

    Abroller 6 sets

    Air bike, 4 minutes without break

    Impressioin: My quads are quite sore, I hope my legs will not look like sticks in future

    7 meals per day (still one), around 2800-2900 calories

    Tommorrow time for shoulders, calves...

    Greetings to everybody

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    Looks like a good leg and ab workout....It's good to see someone else doing the ab roller

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    Just finished reading through this journal and all I can say is "WOW!".

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    Today time for shoulders and calves. I didnt sleep so well, but I have to get up at 5 AM, to train like usually at 6AM in local gym. After 10 minutes on eliptical I begen with weights

    Shoulders:

    Dumbell press seated: 2x 50 lbs dumbells, 7,6+1, 5, 4+1 reps, 3, 3, last set with 30 lbs dumbells 11 reps, pause between sets are very short, 30-45 secs
    press on machine: 135 lbs: 11, 10, 8+1, 7+1 reps
    Laterall dumbell raises 2x28 lbs, 10, 8, 7 reps +1 forced, 6 reps+1 forced


    Tommorrow is finnaly rest day

    Calves (looks like sticks )
    seated calf raises: 172 lbs: 12, 11, 11, 10 reps
    Donkey raises machine, 353 lbs (160 kg) 14, 13, 13, 11 (I would try to increase that next time)

    Tommorrow is finnaly rest day

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    Welcome Mary. Impressive, very impressive... Look at that back!

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