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    Originally posted by MonStar

    The bar on the Smith-Machine doesn't weigh anything at all.
    You're supposed to say "i think it weights a couple hundred lbs "

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    Training for 4/13: Quads

    Trap bar deads - 135lbx8 225lbx10x10x8

    Leg press - 450lbx10x9x8

    Extensions - 160lbx9 150lbx6

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    Bleh... i really need to up my volume. Quad day beats the crap out of me, though. Got a couple more reps on the trap bar deads at least.

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    Some peeps dont like a lot of volume, but personally I love it.
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    Hmm, interesting, trap bar deadlifts huh? How do you like them compared to regular deadlifts?
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    Was that your first time doing trap bar deads?? Way to go!!!

    I love trap bar deads.
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    so do tell- how do you like those trap bar deads for the 1st time?? !!
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    Nah, i did them last week too.

    I like them a lot, and i think im gonna do em for one more week before i go back to squats...

    Although, one problem is that i can barely get low enough with them - the weight touches the ground too soon. I really have to concentrate on squatting my ass down. I think i might do them on a platform next week... or just use a bunch of 35lb or 25lb plates instead.

    Speaking of plates... it was a friggin mission to find 45's by the time i got into the gym. In one rack, some guy was squatting reps with 405, in another rack, some guy was doing hanging cleans with 250, and then every flat bench was full.

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    Training for 4/15: Shoulders/Triceps

    Standing bb mil press - barx10 95lbx7x6x5

    Upright row - 90lbx10x9x8

    Giant set: front/side cable raise: 30lbx6 20lbx6

    Reverse pec dec - 90lbx9 80lbx9 drop 40lbx6

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    Dips - -100lbx10 BWx9x5 -40lbx6

    CG bench - 135lbx9x6 115lbx8

    One hand pushdown - 40lbx10 30lbx10 (assist on last couple reps of each set)

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    Nothing special... had another friend with me today, so RI's were fairly long for some stuff. He thought i was screwing with him when i told him to get on the pec dec backwards.

    Weight is 237.5lbs as of this morning... which is really friggin confusing. A week ago i dropped 3lbs out of nowhere, and now i've stabilized again. I know im still dropping fat, because i lost another inch around the navel... but it's still very strange.

    I reread all the leptin articles at avant last night, just to try and refresh myself before i start the leptigen. Spooks last article is just as confusing this time around as it was last time, though.

    I bought a couple biochem and neuropharm books about a week ago im gonna check out in my spare time, hopefully i'll be able to get a better understanding of the science behind this stuff.

    Been really busy with classes and work, so hopefully ill finally hop on the Leptigen no later than this weekend.

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    workout looks good Mono! hahaha your friend hadnt heard of rev pec dec? silly silly !
    hey cant complain that your weight hasnt gone down, but still loosing inches! thats a good sign!!!
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    Originally posted by Monolith
    Training for 4/15: Shoulders/Triceps

    Standing bb mil press - barx10 95lbx7x6x5

    Upright row - 90lbx10x9x8

    Giant set: front/side cable raise: 30lbx6 20lbx6

    Reverse pec dec - 90lbx9 80lbx9 drop 40lbx6

    ---

    Dips - -100lbx10 BWx9x5 -40lbx6

    CG bench - 135lbx9x6 115lbx8

    One hand pushdown - 40lbx10 30lbx10 (assist on last couple reps of each set)

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    Nothing special... had another friend with me today, so RI's were fairly long for some stuff. He thought i was screwing with him when i told him to get on the pec dec backwards.

    Weight is 237.5lbs as of this morning... which is really friggin confusing. A week ago i dropped 3lbs out of nowhere, and now i've stabilized again. I know im still dropping fat, because i lost another inch around the navel... but it's still very strange.

    ...
    Good job losing an inch around the naval!!


    That is funny about the rev pec dec

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    Training for 4/16: Back/Traps

    1 arm db rows - 60lbx10 80lbx10x8/7 75lbx9/8 (right/left)

    CG pulldown - 140lbx9x6 120lbx8

    WG tbar row - 35lbx12 55lbx10x10x9

    WG cable row - 110lbx8

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    BB shrugs - 135lbx8 225lbx(9 sets of 2 reps, 10s RI)

    DB shrugs - 70lbx10

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    Started with an RI of around 60s, but that only lasted as far as the db rows... went to about 30s for the rest of the w/o.

    Tried doing lots of sets with low reps for shrugs to work on my grip. Needs some fine tuning, though... because this time it was my traps that gave out before my grip.

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    hmm I trained back today too! doesnt look like my workout though! BUT didnt I do 3 of those exercises last week?

    and I think that you could EASILY do more on t-bar rows mister!! whats with that light weight?
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    Originally posted by atherjen
    hmm I trained back today too! doesnt look like my workout though! BUT didnt I do 3 of those exercises last week?

    and I think that you could EASILY do more on t-bar rows mister!! whats with that light weight?
    lmao

    yeah, the tbar rows were kind of weird. i think my form is off, because i was feeling it a bit too much in my traps. my gyms tbar row is weird, though... its got handles right by the center bar, so if im not careful, it wails me right in the crotch.

    there's also two different places to load weight... either by the base of the bar, or by the top of the bar. obviously if i load up the base of the bar with 45lbs itd be a lot easier than if i put 45lbs on the top.

    here, this is it:


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    WTF is that contraption? I use a straight BB and stick it in a corner. Load up one side, and use an attachment #6 and put it where the grip begins on the bar. Then row away. Its called 2 arm long bar rows.
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    Here! I found them

    http://www.bodybuilding.com/fun/exer...le=Middle+Back

    Look under bent over 2 arm longbar rows. Just scroll down.
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    Thanks PreMier - your picture just confirmed I am doing them right. I was a bit concerned I wasn't doing them right.



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    lmao, yeah, i should probably just use the bar, and not this "contraption"

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    No problem Jodi I just got the idea off of Pumping Iron one day. And have been in love ever since!

    Mono- Yea, that contraption looks dangerous, especially if you want kids! haha
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    I started doing those long ago but you guys had me concerned I wasn't doing them right because of the amount of weight. I'm glad to know I am doing them right.



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    Originally posted by Jodi
    I started doing those long ago but you guys had me concerned I wasn't doing them right because of the amount of weight. I'm glad to know I am doing them right.
    rofl, please, dont ever use my weights to guage the 'standard'

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    thats a funny contraption!! just use the good ol way with an olympic bar and load that up!
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    Training for 4/17: Hams/Calves/Abs

    SLDL - 135lbx6 225lbx5 245lbx6 x(4x2x2x2 10s RI)

    One leg ham press - 180lbx10 270lbx10x10/9x9/8 (right/left)

    Seated curl - 150lbx10x8

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    Standing calf raise - 90lbx12 135lbx18x10 90lbx12

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    Cable machine crunch - 40lbx12x10x8x7 30lbx10

    DB side bends - 80lbx10

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    Well, i wasnt sure if i should call them "SLDL's"... but i did anyway. Legs were bent about 15 degrees at the knee, and hips pushed out as i dropped the weight. Ive gotten lost in the various forms of deadlift over the past couple days... so im not sure if thats a romanian, an SLDL, or a bastardization of both. As long as i can feel it in my hams, i guess its alright, tho.

    I did the last 4 sets low rep low RI, trying to work on my grip again.

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    Originally posted by Monolith
    Training for 4/17: Hams/Calves/Abs

    SLDL - 135lbx6 225lbx5 245lbx6 x(4x2x2x2 10s RI)

    One leg ham press - 180lbx10 270lbx10x10/9x9/8 (right/left)

    Seated curl - 150lbx10x8

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    Standing calf raise - 90lbx12 135lbx18x10 90lbx12

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    Cable machine crunch - 40lbx12x10x8x7 30lbx10

    DB side bends - 80lbx10

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    Well, i wasnt sure if i should call them "SLDL's"... but i did anyway. Legs were bent about 15 degrees at the knee, and hips pushed out as i dropped the weight. Ive gotten lost in the various forms of deadlift over the past couple days... so im not sure if thats a romanian, an SLDL, or a bastardization of both. As long as i can feel it in my hams, i guess its alright, tho.

    I did the last 4 sets low rep low RI, trying to work on my grip again.
    Nice weight on the "mono's version" of SLDL's

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    Mono Style Deads!!

    nice work on those!
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    Nice strength on SLDL Mon, keep up the hard work.
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    SLDLs lookin' good. I do mine with a slight knee bend as well just to take some pressure off the kne joint and lower back and increase range of motion without stretching the lumbar spine.
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