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    Road to Gridiron Glory

    So, I've finally started to start my journal. I'll be updating as much as possible, but it may be few and far between. Tomorrow marks the 2 week start before football. I've been training pretty well this summer, but took off the last 2 weeks. Tomorrow I start lifting, and running trying to get into some shape for football ( which 2-a-days will help work out )

    Monday - Full Body Workout

    Warmups.

    3x3 - Squat - 315
    3x5 - Bench - 225
    3x10 - Leg Extensions
    3x10 - HyperExtensions
    3x6 - Dips
    3x6 - DB Incline BP

    Cardio ( Football cardio so it's gonna be intense, and a little over the top )

    Warm ups, high knees, stretches etc.

    30 yard yo-yo ( increments of 5 yards ). Buildup, rest 1 minute, and then build down.

    6 rabbit gassers ( this is sprinting to the hash, jogging to the other hash, then sprinting to the sideline and back is 1. )

    10, 10 yard sprints working on steps etc for football.

    5 hills to top it off.

    Then walk 2 miles.

    Stetch.

    Diet - I want to stay healthy, but not restrict myself to much. I don't want to get sick of eating the same thing over and over. Try and take in 3500-4000 cal's a day. Any advice here would be helpful.
    Meal 1: Protein Shake when I wake up with a carb and peanut butter.
    Hit the Gym.
    Meal 2: Protein shake after workout.
    Lots of water & gatorade to hydrate & keep electrolyte levels up ( 105 degrees outside ! )

    Meal 3: Tuna w/ PB

    Meal 4: Salad, with a carb ( perhaps a sandwhich )

    Meal 5: Shake, Chicken or Tuna


    Wish me luck.

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    Good luck mang, but you could definately use some diet help. It will be a big big aid on the field. Try to limit liquid meals, eat 6 meals/day and eat more carbs as a general guideline. You need ALOT more carbs than what your taking in.
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    Day 2

    Probably gonna hit shoulders and back a little harder today. Didn't get around to the hyperextensions today.

    DLs 3x3
    Military Press - 3x8
    Hypers - 3x10
    Lat Pulls - 3x8
    Shrugs - 3x12 ( with a static hold at the top on last rep )

    More conditioning, gonna go a little lighter today.

    Cardio

    6 rabbit gassers
    10 yard get offs
    Walk a mile.

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    Did a push/upper day today, and I felt pretty strong.

    BP 3x5 @ 245
    Incline BP 3x5 @ 225 ( failed on the last set, but felt really strong )
    CGBP 4x6 @ 185
    Abs 3x25

    Just walked 2 miles today because I wanted to give myself a day of rest from intense cardio of the last few days.

    Count Down to 2-a-days - 8 days.

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    Good luck, Mang. I'm sure I'll be stopping in to see what your progress looks like. If you get sick of the same foods, consider buying ground turkey and making burgers out of it. Incredibly little fat and 22g of protein for every 4 ounces of meat. Just eat a few decent-sized burgers a day and a protein shake or two and you're set. Okay, so I just said a few of the same thing a day. But I do find them to be quite tasty.
    Push yourself. Enjoy yourself. Be yourself.
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    Squaggle - Thanks for the info man!

    Did legs today, went like this

    Back Squats - 335 - 3x3
    Leg Extensions - 2x10 @ 245
    Walking Lunges with 45's lb dumbells

    Didn't do any cardio, but stuck with some pass blocking & pass rushing drills.

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    Rested today, but tomorrow gonna be a upper day.

    Bench - 235 - 3x3
    Incline DB Press - 3x8 - 70lbs
    Military Press - 135 - 3x6
    Overhead Tricep Extensions - 3x10 - 80


    Sprints

    5 Hills
    5 Gassers ( 10 - 50 yard sprints )

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    Okay, so today I did nothing but stretch and do some light cardio. Tomorrow I'm going to do some pretty intense cardio, and then the next time some light cardio. Football starts on Monday. Any advice on something to boost the energy?

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