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    New Program:

    Monday: Chest, Back
    Tuesday: Quads, Hams
    Thursday: Bis, Tris, Forearms
    Friday: Delts, Traps
    Saturday: Calves, Cardio

    Week1: x12x12x10x8
    Week2: x12x10x8x8
    Week3: x10x8x8x6
    Week4: x8x8x6x6
    Week5: x8x6x6x4
    Repeat:

    Monday: Chest, Back:
    1stSession: AM: Chest:
    1stEx: Barbell-Press:
    2ndEx: Dumbell-Incline:
    3rdEx: Dumbell-Flyes:

    2ndSession: PM: Back:
    1stEx: Barbell-Rows:
    2ndEx: Dumbell-Rows:
    3rdEx: Machine-LatPulldowns:
    Cardio: 10min

    Tuesday: Quads, Hams:
    1stSession: AM: Quads:
    1stEx: Barbell-Squat:
    2ndEx: Quad-Machine:
    3rdEx: Quad-Machine:

    2ndSession: PM: Hams:
    1stEx: Machine-LegPress:
    2ndEx: Ham-Machine:
    3rdEx: Ham-Machine:

    Thursday: Biceps, Tricep, Forearms:
    1stSession: AM: Biceps:
    1stEx: E-Z-BarPreacherCurls:
    2ndEx: Dumbell-PreacherCurls:
    3rdEx: Machine-RopeCurls:

    2ndSession: PM: Triceps, Forearms:
    Triceps:
    1stEx: E-Z-BarHeadBangers:
    2ndEx: Dumbell-TricepOverHeadBackScratchers:
    3rdEx: Machine-RopePulldowns:
    Forearms:
    1stEx: Barbell-WristCurls:
    1stEx: Barbell-ReverseWristCurls:
    2ndEx: Barbell-WristCurls:
    2ndEx: Barbell-ReverseWristCurls:
    3rdEx: Barbell-WristCurls:
    3rdEx: Barbell-ReverseWristCurls:
    Cardio: 10min

    Friday: Delts, Traps:
    1stSession: AM: Delts:
    1stEx: Dumbell-ShoulderPress:
    2ndEx: Dumbell-LateralRaises:
    3rdEx: Dumbell-BENTLateralRaises:

    2ndSession: PM: Traps:
    1stEx: Dumbell-PowerShrugs:
    2ndEx: Barbell-Shrugs:
    3rdEx: Dumbell-SeatedShrugs:

    Saturday: Calves, Cardio:
    1stSession: AM: Calves:
    1stEx: Barbell-StandingCalfRaises:
    2ndEx: Machine-SeatedCalfRaises:
    3rdEx: Machine-SeatedCalfRaises:

    2ndSession: PM: Cardio:
    GlideStepper: 30min

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    Wednesday: September 15th 2004

    PM:
    Biceps: 2 min rests between sets and exercises
    1stEx: E-Z-BarPreacherCurls: 40x12 60x12 70x10 80x8
    2ndEx: Dumbell-PreacherHammerCurls: 25x12 30x12 35x10 40x8
    3rdEx: Cable-RopeCurls: 40x12 50x12 60x10 100x4-90x2-80x2
    Cardio: GlideStepper: 10 min

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    Thursday: September 16th 2004
    PM:
    Triceps: 2 min rests between sets and 4 min rests between exercises
    1stEx: E-Z-BarHeadBangers: 40x12 80x12 100x10 120x8
    2ndEx: Dumbell-OverHeadBackScratchers: 60x12 70x12 80x10 90x8
    3rdEx: Cable-Pulldowns: 40x12 50x10 60x8

    Forearms:
    1stEx: Barbell-WristCurls: 40x12 45x12 50x10 55x8
    1stEx: Barbell-ReverseWristCurls: 25x12 35x12 35x10 40x8
    2ndEx: barbell-WristCurls: 40x12 45x12 50x10 55x8
    2ndEx: Barbell-ReverseWristCurls: 20x12 25x10 25x14 35x8

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    Just curious, you aren't doing any deadlifts for your back work?
    "in the howling bleeding nights, the dogs plunge into the Volga and swim desperately to gain the other bank. The nights of Stalingrad are a terror for them. Animals flee this hell; the hardest stones cannot bear it for long; only men endure."

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    Your numbers look a little strange for someone who benches 500 pounds, exactly 500 pounds at that.
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    I was a bench specialist, I never curled, never squatted, and never deadlifted for almost 3 years.

    I'm trying to focus on the contractions of my lifts (slow controlled reps both descending and ascending) I see bodybuilders all the time in magazines doing much less weight than they really can do, cause most bodybuilders dont go for power (I can almost here it now "oh they don't want to get hurt" exactly thats it right there!

    Ever heard the notion its not the weight you lift, but the way you lift the weight. Its alright I got a bunch of skeptics perfectly normal.... I wouldn't want someone benching more than me either if I were you guys, but thats besides the point. I made a journal not to prove to anyone I can do what I do, but to note progress. This is a bodybuilding journal I'm doing, not a powerlifting program. If it were I would be doing 405 for 8 like I usually do on bench. When I was strictly powerlifting I was doing boards I could do 550 on a 3 board, and lockouts I could do 585 close grip for a triple. With a double denim shirt I did 600. And as far as numbers go... I try to make my numbers even. 495 looks better than 500, but 500 sounds so much better. So I would actually lift to round my numbers. Say if I only got 495 I would try my hardest for 500 till I finally got it. I've reached my powerlifting goals as far as I'm concerned, and I want to start enjoying the chest and tri muscles I've developed on a different aspect of lifting. I'm going for the chiseled effect, but right now I'm trying to catch those lagging muscles up, and so far they are growing superiorly. I wish I could get people to root me on, but I guess when male egos are bruised I guess people don't have anything positive to say. I've seen it in person. I would push 500 up and people would watch, and some people would be amazed and wouldn't stop staring and others who thought that they were soooo unbelievably strong turn away, its only obvious to know why, they don't want to except that theirs a young man who at the age of 19 already benches what they've worked their whole life for, and I feel bad really. I remember in high school I was 15 years old I thought to myself if I could bench 405 before I die I would die a happy man (thinking it would take my whole life to bench 405). I benched 415lbs at a bench comp getting second place (benched more but he had a lower body weight compared to his lift) at the age of 17 years old. I don't know what else to say but I'm sorry. I really try to be humble but I amaze myself. I don't walk around thinking I'm a tough ass, or even give people the cold shoulder. So please, if you choose not to believe than do that, but don't try to attack me in my own journal about what I can do. Root me or shoot me, either that or blow me.
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    Friday: September 17th 2004

    Delts:
    1stEx: Dumbell-ShoulderPress: - 2min rest: 40x12 45x12 55x10 60x8
    2ndEx: Dumbell-LateralRaises: - 2min rest: 15x12 20x12 25x10 30x8
    3rdEx: Dumbell-BentLateralRaises: - 2min rest: 15x12 20x12 25x10 30x8

    Traps:
    1stEx: Dumbell-ShoulderShrugs: 2 min rest: 60x12 75x12 90x10 100x8
    2ndEx: Behindtheback-BarbellShoulderShrugs: 115x12 135x12 155x10 175x8 (my big but got in the way) stayed light
    3rdEx: Dumbell-ShoulderShrugs: 2 min rest: (super slow reps) 50x12 60x12 70x10 80x8

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    Quote Originally Posted by Duncans Donuts
    Just curious, you aren't doing any deadlifts for your back work?
    I can't even deadlift what I bench. I can deadlift about 450lbs ( again the first time I ever deadlifted I did 415 first try) I've deadlifted maybe 3 x's in my life
    Squat I can do about 475lbs. First time I squatted I could squat 315 for a few reps with no warmup

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hulkk500
    Ever heard the notion its not the weight you lift, but the way you lift the weight. Its alright I got a bunch of skeptics perfectly normal....
    Of course, I just expected more in the way of tricep strength if nothing else.

    Good luck on your journey.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hulkk500
    I really try to be humble but I amaze myself.
    Nobody was attacking you dude, but I think that sentence is hilarious

    Keep on lifting heavy man.
    "in the howling bleeding nights, the dogs plunge into the Volga and swim desperately to gain the other bank. The nights of Stalingrad are a terror for them. Animals flee this hell; the hardest stones cannot bear it for long; only men endure."

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    No offense, please, but you have never benched 500 and used your chest. Nobody has. I'm not doubting a 500lb bench, I'm simply stating that a 500lb bench that uses the chest is bullshit.
    yay.

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    Woah, some crazy bench numbers.
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    23 years old, 5'11.5", 206 lbs., ~8% bodyfat

    380/455/655 bench/squat/deadlift (current)
    405/495/675 bench/squat/deadlift (goals)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mudge
    Of course, I just expected more in the way of tricep strength if nothing else.

    Good luck on your journey.
    I can tricep skull crush over 200lbs,

    I'm focusing on control and slow reps to get the most out of the weight lb for lb

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    I like the CG benches much more for the base of my tricep work, easier on the elbows. I've tried dropping weights like that, you are going down to about 60% of the weight which allows for monsterous rep counts of 40ish or so though, which is very light. Its an interesting changeup but I wouldn't normally go under 80% or so for stuff like that, otherwise the movement becomes worthless to me unless I'm doing speed work which I would not do with an EZ extention or anything putting the joint in that kind of position.

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    I agree, you may want to look into CG benches for your triceps. Skull crushers, as said, are very tough on the elbows, and I personally feel that the cg benchpress is better anyway because of how much more weight you can use.
    "in the howling bleeding nights, the dogs plunge into the Volga and swim desperately to gain the other bank. The nights of Stalingrad are a terror for them. Animals flee this hell; the hardest stones cannot bear it for long; only men endure."

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