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    Chronic Elite's P/RR/S Journal

    Ok, basically I started gopro's P/RR/S training "routine" and I have been doing it for the past few weeks and decided maybe I should keep an online journal so you guys could maybe help me if I get stuck or hit a plateau. So... yeah I am posting all my logs so far as I am starting this journal mid way through my 10 week cycle before I take my 1 week break to heal.

    I basically stole a prewritten routine written by gopro

    I am currently doing his suggestion for the first 6 months of the program as:

    P/RR/P/P/RR/RR

    then I will be moving on to

    P/RR/P/RR/S/P/P/RR/RR/S

    As suggested by gopro.

    Next post will be my routines.

    [Age 19, Height 6'0, Weight 185lbs, Body Fat Estimation 25%]

    The high body fat number goes hand in hand with me being weaker than your average 185lb'er. My goal is to bulk up and then do a cut. I want my add muscle all over my entire body, before dropping a good 10% body fat.
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    Power Week

    Monday:

    Dumbell press 3 x 4-6
    Incline Bench Press (with bench at a 15% angle) 3 x 4-6
    Weighted Chest Dips 3 x 4-6

    Military press (smith) 2-3 x 4-6
    Upright Row 2-3 x 4-6
    Cheat Lateral 2 x 4-6

    Tuesday:

    Squats 3 x 4-6
    Leg Press (45° version) 3 x 4-6
    Single Leg Extension 2 x 4-6
    Lying Leg Curl 3 x 4-6
    Stiff legged Deadlift 2-3 x 4-6

    Thursday:

    Rack Deadlift (with rackpost at 40 cm above floor level) 3 x 4-6
    Bent Row 3 x 4-6
    Weighted Pull Up (using a dipping belt with weight) 2-3 x 4-6
    Close Grip Seated Row (cable) 2-3 x 4-6

    Friday:

    Barbell Curl 2 x 4-6
    Preacher Curl 2 x 4-6
    Hammer Curl 2 x 4-6
    Close Grip Bench Press 3 x 4-6
    Skull Crushers 2 x 4-6
    Single Arm Dumbbell Extensions 2 x 4-6


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    Rep Range Week

    Monday:

    Incline Dumbell Press (with bench at 15% incline) 3 x 6-8
    Bench Press 3 x 8-10
    Flyes 2 x 10-12
    Single Arm dumbell press (standing, only 1 dumbell) 2 x 6-8
    Bent Lateral (slightly bent over for focus on medial) 2-3 x 8-10
    Cable Side Lateral 2 x 10-12

    Tuesday:

    Leg Extension 2 x 8-10
    Hack Squat 3 x 10-12
    One legged Leg Press (these rock!) 3 x 12-15
    Lying Leg Curl 2 x 6-8
    Stiff legged Deadlift 2 x 8-10
    Single Leg Curl 2 x 10-12

    Thursday:

    CG weighted Chin 2 x 6-8
    WG Cable row (seated) 2 x 8-10
    Dumbell row 2 x 10-12
    Pull-over 2 x 12-15

    Friday:

    Alternating dumbell curl 2 x 6-8
    Cable curl 2 x 8-10
    Concentration Curl 1-2 x 10-12

    Weighted dip 3 x 6-8
    Pushdown 2 x 8-10
    Kickback 1-2 x 10-12


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    I am currently and have been taking the following supplements for roughly 6-7 weeks.

    Quint Essence (Multivitamin/Multimineral) Supplement Facts [1 scoop per meal]

    Atkins Essential Oils (EFA's Supplement) Supplement Facts [Two softgels daily]

    Vitamin E (Mixed tocopherals) Supplement Facts [1-2 softgels daily]

    Glucosamine, Chondroitin & MSN (Joint support) MSM 300mg, Glucosamine 300mg, Chondroitin 240mg Per Capsule [2 capsules twice daily]

    Vitamin C (500 mg per tablet) [1 tablet twice daily]

    Coral Calcium (Fastest absorbing calcium) Supplement Facts [2 capsules twice daily]

    I am also taking;

    Nitrix

    No Xplode

    Cellmass

    Axis HT

    At the recommended dosages.

    Hopefully you guys can either compliment or criticize my supplementation so I can make adjustments.


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    Here is my typical daily menu, it rarely changes from this:

    Average 2380 Calories daily

    Breakfast - 394 calories

    2 eggs - 150 cals
    1 cup onion - 60 calories
    1 cup peppers - 60 calories
    1 tablespoon olive oil - 124 calories

    Lunch - 796 calories

    2 cups of rice - 432 calories
    1 chicken leg - 264 calories
    1 cup of vegetables - 100 calories
    1 large salad [1 1/2 cups lettuce, 1/2 cup tomato, 1/2 cucumer, 1/4 cup scallions]

    Dinner - 796 calories

    2 cups of rice - 432 calories
    1 chicken leg - 264 calories
    1 cup of vegetables - 100 calories

    Other - 394 calories

    2 protein scoop - 112 calories [pre-workout and post-workout]
    2 scoops cellmass - 80 calories [post-workout and bed]
    3 scoops no xplode - 90 calorie [pre-workout]
    Last edited by chronicelite; 07-05-2006 at 12:23 AM.


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    Power Week Monday

    Dumbell Press
    45's - 5 reps
    45's - 6 reps
    45's - 6 reps

    Incline Bench Press
    90lbs - 6 reps
    100lbs - 6 reps
    100lbs - 6 reps

    Cable Cross (Unable to do weighted dips at this time)
    #6 - 6 reps
    #7 - 6 reps
    #7 - 6 reps

    Military Press
    70lbs - 6 reps
    90lbs - 6 reps
    90lbs - 5 reps

    Upright Row
    60lbs - 6 reps
    70lbs - 6 reps
    80lbs - 6 reps

    Cheat Lateral
    30lbs - 6 reps
    35lbs - 6 reps


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    your diet sucks and you take too many supplements, fix your diet
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    AJ Oliva RKC, FMS
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    Power Week Tuesday

    Squats
    110lbs - 6 reps
    130lbs - 6 reps
    140lbs - 6 reps

    Leg Press
    230lbs - 6 reps
    230lbs - 6 reps
    230lbs - 7 reps

    Single Leg Extension
    #5 - 6/6 reps (Separated by "/" means left/right)
    #6 - 7/7 reps

    Lying Leg Curl
    90lbs - 6 reps
    90lbs - 6 reps
    90lbs - 7 reps

    Stiff Legged Deadlift
    135lbs - 6 reps
    135lbs - 7 reps
    135lbs - 8 reps


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    Quote Originally Posted by fUnc17
    your diet sucks and you take too many supplements, fix your diet
    Well thanks for coming straight out but a suggestion would be nice as to what you feel is missing in it and how I could make it better.


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    Power Week Thursday

    Rack Deadlift
    130lbs - 6 reps
    130lbs - 6 reps
    140lbs - 8 reps

    Bent Row
    90lbs - 8 reps
    100lbs - 8 reps
    110lbs - 7 reps

    Assisted/Weighted Chin
    40lbs assisted off body weight - 6 reps
    40lbs assisted off body weight - 6 reps
    40lbs assisted off body weight - 6 reps

    CG Seated Row
    #11 - 6 reps
    #11 - 6 reps
    #11 - 8 reps


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    Quote Originally Posted by chronicelite
    Well thanks for coming straight out but a suggestion would be nice as to what you feel is missing in it and how I could make it better.
    there is nothing right about your diet. you consume too little protein, not enough good fat, not enough veggies, i could go on and on. read the diet stickies in the diet forum. they will help you big time.

    you take 4 different supplements not including the vitamins and glucosomine...etc (those are fine). Get rid of the nitrix, no xplod, cellmass, and axis. if you want get some creatine, thats it. what the fuck is the point of taking all that shit?

    and i suggest you type out some real goals. not just "bulk up and the do a cut". too general. more along the lines of... i want to increase muscle mass, limit fat gain, increase bench to 300lbs, increase squat to 400lbs, increase deadlift to 450lbs, do this, do that, make my arms this size, make my chest this size. sounds stupid now but it will help you break plateau's in the end.
    www.monmouthkettlebells.blogspot.com
    AJ Oliva RKC, FMS
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    Power Week Friday

    Barbell Curl
    70lbs - 6 reps
    70lbs - 6 reps
    70lbs - 6 reps

    Preacher Curl
    60lbs - 6 reps
    60lbs - 6 reps

    Hammer Curl
    40lbs - 3 reps // 35lbs - 3 reps (Couldn't do anymore with 40's)
    35lbs - 6 reps

    CG Bench Press
    80lbs - 6 reps
    80lbs - 6 reps
    80lbs - 6 reps

    Skull Crusher
    50lbs - 6 reps
    50lbs - 6 reps

    Single Arm DB Extension
    15lbs - 7 reps
    15lbs - 7 reps


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    I'll post my rep range week tomorrow, I need to get some sleep and hopefully recover from my workout earlier today. Thanks for the early criticism, any added criticism is welcome, just try to be nice and don't call me an idiot. Thanks to all to help me on my journey!


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    Rep Range Week Monday

    Dumbell Press
    40's - 8 reps
    40's - 8 reps
    40's - 7 reps

    Bench Press
    105lbs - 10 reps
    105lbs - 8 reps
    105lbs - 7 reps

    Flyes
    25 - 8 reps
    25 - 8 reps

    Single Arm DB Press
    30lbs - 8 reps
    30lbs - 8 reps

    Bent Lateral
    20lbs - 10 reps
    25lbs - 10 reps
    25lbs - 10 reps

    Cable Side Lateral
    #1 - 12 reps
    #1 - 12 reps


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    Rep Range Week Tuesday

    Leg Extension
    #12 - 10 reps
    #13 - 10 reps

    Hack Squat
    70lbs - 10 reps
    70lbs - 10 reps
    70lbs - 12 reps

    One Leg Leg Press
    50lbs - 15 reps
    50lbs - 15 reps
    50lbs - 15 reps (youch! this one burned)

    Lying Leg Curl
    70lbs - 10 reps
    80lbs - 10 reps

    Stiff Leg Deadlift
    95lbs - 10 reps
    105lbs - 10 reps

    Single Leg Curl
    #3 - 12/12 reps
    #3 - 12/10 reps (Left/Right)


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    Rep Range Week Thursday

    CG Weighted/Assisted Chin
    50lbs assisted - 6 reps
    70lbs assisted - 8 reps

    WG Cable Row
    #7 - 10 reps
    #8 - 10 reps

    DB Row
    35lbs - 12 reps
    30lbs - 15 reps

    Pullover
    35lbs - 12 reps
    30lbs - 15 reps


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    Rep Range Week Friday

    Alternatin DB Curl
    40lbs - 8/8
    40lbs - 8/8

    Preacher's Curl
    50lbs - 10 reps
    50lbs - 10 reps

    Concentration Curl
    35lbs - 12/10 reps (Left/Right)
    30lbs - 10/13 reps (Left/Right)

    Weighted Dip (No Assist)
    5 reps
    4 reps
    6 reps

    Pushdown
    30lbs - 10 reps
    30lbs - 10 reps

    Kickback
    15lbs - 12/12 reps
    15lbs - 12/12 reps


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    As you can see, many exercises have VERY LOW numbers, and it is not because I am not trying, it is because I litterally am at that point in my fitness. I lost alot of weight doing a low carb diet, 100lbs to be exact, and the weight came off so fast that I lost a good amount of muscle along with it. I am just now barely at the leg strength I was those 100lbs ago, I used to leg press 250lbs with eaze, now I am getting comfortable with 240lbs. But I'm willing to work for my progress.


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