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    Rock's Bulking and Cuttin Journal

    Yesterday evening April 29th worked my Legs with the following excersizes.

    -Seated leg extensions- warm up

    -Squats-
    125 pounds-3 sets 8-10 reps
    -225 pounds-3sets 8-10 reps
    275-2 sets 5-8 reps
    315-2 sets 3-failure

    -leg press-225 2sets 8-10 reps
    -315 2 sets 8-10 reps
    -405 2 sets 8-failure

    -lying hamstring extensions-3 sets failure

    tommorow i will work on back and shoulders....

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    today i went heavy on biceps and triceps, tommorow i will hit chest and shoulders.

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    yesterday did chest....Bechn press, Dumbell flat presses, incine bench press and dips...today i will do legs.

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    Bench Press Log : End goal: Bench press 405 lbs

    wednsday August 10, 05

    Bench: 315 pounds, 1 1/12 reps

    body weight 227
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    Wednsday August 17

    flat Bench 285: 5 reps

    245: 5+ reps

    205: 8 reps

    165 10 reps

    Incline Bench: 205 lbs 10 reps

    225 lbs: 8 reps
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    Thursday Aug 25


    flat bench 285-4 reps

    275-6 reps

    225- 8 reps

    body wieght: 226

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    Thursday Sep 1, 05

    Flat Bench 285- 6 reps

    Incline 227- 8 reps

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    Sept 6, 20005

    Flat Bench:

    305 lbs 7 reps

    275 lbs 7 reps

    225lbs 10 reps
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    Incline Dumbell:

    110 lbs 10 reps

    132 lbs 8 reps

    132 lbs 8 reps.

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    Make sure that you are specifically training your triceps and front delts too, they'll help you get that 405 up!
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    ok thanks

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    Do you burn out on every set ? I see that you drop the weight every set.
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    i pretty much go to failure on the heavier wieghts. And i try to stay between 8-10 reps on 225 and lower.

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    How tall are you? you look stocky as hell.

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    today i out did myself, and have successfully made 315lb my working weight. I got 315 for 6 full, un-assisted reps, i needed help on the 7th.

    todays workout

    flat bench

    empty bar-8 reps (warmup)

    315lbs- 6 reps

    225-10 reps

    135-8 reps

    incline dumbell presses

    110lbs- 8 reps

    120lbs-8 reps

    130lbs-6 reps.

    tricep rope pull downs

    3 sets (heavy) 10, 8, 8 reps

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    today I benched 325 lbs for two reps. This was a big acheivement, but i'm not stoping now.

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    9-25-05

    Bench- 315 -6 reps

    225-8 reps

    125-10 reps

    incline same as last

    I can now bench press 315lbs without a spot....wow, how i have improved!

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    i took a week off..but today I still came strong

    Bench press 315-5 reps (unassisted)

    275-5 reps (unassisted)

    225-8 reps (unassisted)

    225 incline bench-6 reps. (unassisted)

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