ohhh lol, yh okay there not good, im a relative newb really
Today_
started deads at 58 to test the water for the first two sets then moved up to 60 kg, might start at 60 kg next week
leg press_ 230 for the whole 5 sets
Bench press_ started at 60 kg for the first set then gradually got down to 50 kg to my last set, im used to benching first in my routine so the deads defo affected my bench hit my 10 rep targets apart from the first set
standing Shoulder press_ again started a little more consersative only used seated shoulder press normaly can do 26 kg for 10 reps, never done it standing and never used to train shoulders after chest workout, started at 12 kg ( i no perthetic) and failed at the target rep with 10 kg on my last set
Dont worry pal its not about us all judging how much you can lift, we all had to start somewhere. We post our numbers so we can remember exactly what we lifted the week before and so others can see what progress we are making and give encouragement, you wont get any negative comments about how much you lift here, just advice and encouragement.
All I ask is the chance to prove that money can't make me happy.
2day was my second day training, tbh was not the most productive workout.
i started out squating 60kg for my first 2 sets for 6 reps and finished off my final set with 65 kg, i think i started off a bit to causiously so i know i can do at least 65 kg for 6 reps rather then 60
then moved on to the RDL, I have not done this exercise before so again started off causiously,
started off at 40 kg then moved onto 50 kg, far to light but persisted with it just to get a feel of the exercise
moved on to a final set 50 kg, again it was a bit to light felt it in my lower back but did not really feel the strectch of my hams, i think i can defo do 60 kg for 6 reps at least
done my first set of chinups got to 6 reps
then done my final 2 sets on the lat pull down machine and used 85kg for the reps
moved onto bentover rows started off fine with 40 kg,
second set was a bit to heavy for me so didnt finish the 6 reps with good form
final set i decreased the weight too 35kg and completed the 6 reps fine
then done 2 sets of BB curls first at 13 reps and then a second set at 12 reps with a weight of 18 kg
I think it is fair to say that the first week of any routine is probaly learning where you are in terms of the amount of weight you lift
third day training today and it was a very good session. Got home from work late last night so was not feeling the strongest this morning so i completed all my sets one to two reps short of failure
i plan on tweaking the way i approach this routine by purposely trying to not go to failure on monday workouts but going to failure one set per muscle group on wednesday and friday
example
Monday A workout
wednesday B workout
friday A workout
so i will not go to failure on mondays A workout
only go to failure on one set per muscle group on the B workout
and finally go to failure only one set per muscle group on fridays A workout and then repeat next week with the B A B workout
This way i think i can get the benefit of frequency and the benefits of training to failure without the risk of overtraining will be starting this next week
Bench press
50kg_ to light got to 10 reps with one rep to spare, 55kg next time, i have got stronger since i trained with the same protical of 4 sets 10 reps for bench press
50kg_ got to 9 reps with one rep to spare
50kg
45kg
well as the title suggests i want be a beast lol so get as big as i can and of course get strong at the same time, I wasted too much time before with too many isolation exercises and poor routines and the growth just was not there. I was plateaueing for a couple of months before, so hopefully this routine will do the job.
I am really enjoying this full body routine, its so much funner then splits and feels more productive as well.
_Started squat last time at 60kg but failed on 10 reps, so i started at 55kg too have 1 or 2 reps left
Squat
55kg
55kg
55kg
55kg
50kg
1 set of pullups
Laterial pulldown machine
70kg
70kg
70kg
70kg
up on the amount for this exercise that i can do from last time i used this protocal
Bentover rows
28.50kg
30kg
30kg
30kg
30kg
heavier wieghts then i could do last time
on a side note i have decided to take out the RDLs, i felt it was to much volume and i could not complete my workouts in the time i needed too. i squat with a wider stance and deadlifts fuck up my hamstrings enough, so that should make up for a non hamstring dominant exercise
Day 11, 3 sets 6 reps
felt larthargic and slightly demotivated today, hope this is not signs of overeaching for me....
Deadlift
70kg
70kg
70kg
leg press
230kg
230kg
230kg
Bench press
55kg
55kg
55kg
shoulder press
16kg
16kg
16kg
NGBP 12 reps
30kg
30kg
felt slightly larthargic monday as well i think it might be due to a sugar crash I started using honey in my oatmeal from monday so friday i will not use it to see how i feel.
Believe it or not i did not put honey in my oatmeal and well i didnt feel lathargic during training and infact improved what i did last time i used the same protocal LOL!
Squat_
60kg
60kg
60kg
60kg
( last time i could only do two sets at 60 kg)
1 set of pullups
Laterial pulldown machine
85kg
85kg
85kg_ failed
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