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Old 10-23-2004, 03:04 PM   #1
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Another Training Log - 2005

Right now I'm on the road to a lean 260 @ single digit bodyfat, now at 245 @ 11%

Basically following a Mon-Wed-Fri training schedule, hitting each body part 2x in a 7-8 day period. Utilizing a low volume routine with a lot of rep-pause sets.



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Old 10-23-2004, 03:12 PM   #2
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Fri - 10/22/04 - Legs, Biceps

Hack Squat

1x20@135
1x20@225
1x15@315
1X20@405 Rest-Pause, Working Set

Back Squat

1x20@250

Standing BB Straight Bar Curl

1x20@45
1x20@65
1x15@85
1x15@120 Rest-Pause Working Set w/ 20 sec static hold at end

Incline DB Hammer Curl

1x20@25
1x15@30
1x10@40 Straight Working Set

SLDL

1x20x135
1x15x185
1x12x225 Rest-Pause Working Set

Lying Leg Curl

1x20@60
1x15@85
1x15@105 Rest-Pause Working Set

* 15 minutes of light-cardio performed before and after training



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Old 10-23-2004, 03:17 PM   #3
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Good luck LAM! Workout looks solid.



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Old 10-23-2004, 03:36 PM   #4
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Them some high reps.

LAM - are you a believer that there is no specific rep range for optimal hypertrophy?
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Old 10-23-2004, 04:34 PM   #5
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I follow the basic periodization principles so I do vary my rep ranges. but for legs I generall stick to medium reps.

IMO..high-reps are like 40-60 reps which I do when I do triple and quadruple drop sets on the leg press and hack squat..



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Old 10-23-2004, 04:54 PM   #6
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This will be cool to follow. I am sure you will hit your goals.



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Old 10-23-2004, 08:55 PM   #7
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Now THIS is a journal I'm going to be sure to follow.
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Old 10-23-2004, 08:58 PM   #8
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cool, a journal from LAM! I'll check this out also.



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Old 10-24-2004, 07:20 PM   #10
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I follow the basic periodization principles so I do vary my rep ranges. but for legs I generall stick to medium reps.

IMO..high-reps are like 40-60 reps which I do when I do triple and quadruple drop sets on the leg press and hack squat..

how often do you vary your rep ranges? week in and week out? every three weeks?



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Old 10-25-2004, 12:34 PM   #11
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how often do you vary your rep ranges? week in and week out? every three weeks?
I usually go around 3-4 months at 8-20 reps like when I'm bulking. then I'll do high-rep work for like 2 months. not that I think about it, I don't do any low rep work...but I probably would if I had a decent spotter or training partner



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Old 10-25-2004, 12:42 PM   #12
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Mon- 10/25/04 - Chest, Shoulders, Triceps, Back

Decline BB

1x20@135
1x20@185
1x15@225
1x20@315 Rest-Pause Working Set

Incline DB Fly

1x10@35
1x10@35

Standing Press

45 lb bar x 20
1x20x95
1x20x135 Rest-Pause Working Set

V-Bar Tricep Pushdown

1x20@80
1x20@120
1x20@140 Straight Working Set

T-Bar Rows

1x20@90
1x20@90
1x15@135
1x15@180 Straight Working Set

DB Pullover

1x10@65
1x10@65

Donkey Calf Raise

1x20@65
1x20@105
1x20@125
1x20@145 Straight Working Set

* 15 minutes of light-cardio performed before and after training



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Old 10-27-2004, 02:13 PM   #13
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Wed - 10/27/04 - Legs, Biceps

Leg Press

1x20@135
1x20@225
1x20@405
1x20@675 Straight Working Set
10 sec rest then
Drop Set from 495 > 225 to eccentric failure


Leg Extension

1x15@80
1x15@100
1x15@135 Straight Working Set


EZ-Bar Curl

1x15@45
1x15@65
1x10@85
1x10@110 Straight Working Set


Seated Hammer Curl

1x10@25
1x10@25
1x10@35 Straight Working Set


Standing Leg Curl

1x20@40
1x20@60
1x20@120 Straight Working Set


Seated Leg Curl

1x15@100
1x10@140 Straight Working Set


Standing Calf Raise

1x20@120
1x20@150
1x20@175 Straight Working Set


* 15 min of light cardio before and after training



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Old 10-27-2004, 03:11 PM   #14
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Old 10-28-2004, 02:58 PM   #16
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I shall be studying this journal as well.

LAM, how long does each of your wo session take?
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Old 10-29-2004, 12:28 AM   #17
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I will definitely check out this journal. I have always been curious to see the type of workouts you do. Nice BB declines by the way.



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You are a strong MoFo LAM!! 20 rep Hacks with 405!! Then doing 20 @ 250 back squats..........Nice going!! I love doing high rep squats!!



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I shall be studying this journal as well.

LAM, how long does each of your wo session take?
with the 15 minutes of pre & post WO cardio just about 1.5 hours total...



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How long have you been doing this type of wo?
About how long are your pauses, and how often within a set do you do them?
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How long have you been doing this type of wo?
About how long are your pauses, and how often within a set do you do them?
I just really started it the other week. I haven't done any pressing movements in about 3 months due to a tendon injury in my left tricep so it's definetly kicking my ass. I use about a 15-20 second pause to finish out the set.



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Old 10-30-2004, 12:49 PM   #22
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Fri - 10/29/04 - Chest, Shoulders, Triceps, Back

Incline BB

1x20@135
1x20@185
1x15@225
1x20@315 Rest-Pause Working Set


Incline DB Fly

1x10@45
1x10@45


Seated DB Press

1x20@40
1x10@65 Straight Working Set


BB Rows

1x20@90
1x20@90
1x15@135
1x12@225 Straight Working Set


DB Pullover

1x10@65
1x10@65


Tricep Rope Extensions

1x20@80
1x20@90
1x15@105 Straight Working Set

Seated Calf Raise

1x20@45
1x20@105
1x20@125
1x20@145 Straight Working Set

* 15 minutes of light-cardio performed before and after training



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1x20@315 Rest-Pause Working Set

ok, now if i knew what these rest-pause sets were, i'd probably even be more impressed....

do you just pause at the bottom of your lifts for a couple seconds?
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1x20@315 Rest-Pause Working Set

ok, now if i knew what these rest-pause sets were, i'd probably even be more impressed....

do you just pause at the bottom of your lifts for a couple seconds?
I do as many reps possible in a row then depending on the exercise you will rack the weight for 10-20 second and finish out the set.



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Doggcrap rest-pause style, not rest-pause in the traditional sense. Its a nice changeup if nothing else.
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Lam, I'm very interested in your diet. Aiming for 260 with single digit bodyfat is very impressive. Just wondering what type of diet theme are you using.
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Lam, I'm very interested in your diet. Aiming for 260 with single digit bodyfat is very impressive. Just wondering what type of diet theme are you using.
my diet is basically isocaloric. I might eat 4k cals on a good day, right now I am 250 @ 11%...



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Old 11-03-2004, 05:27 PM   #28
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Whoa... i just saw this journal. You are one gigantic motherfucker. And these lifts are fuckin unbelievable.



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