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Smartass anthropologist
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Squats (std. stance)
80 x 10 120 x 8 170 x 5 170 x 5 170 x 5 Bulgarians 30 lb db's (held by sides) 30 x 8 30 x 8 30 x 8 30 x 8 Leg Ext. 100 x 10 130 x 8 140 x 7 140 x 7 Leg Press 550 x 8 550 x 8 550 x 8 One armed DB rows 80 x 8 (x3) Woke up with hip feeling ok, so figured I'd hit the gym. Knee & thigh not fully recovered yet, so went lighter than could have on squats, and relatively sailed through these. Then I thought i'd try Bulgarians.....................(I mean, what harm could it do??? I thought, feeling like a Christian in the colleseum, thinking of petting that cute Lion...) Holy-motherfucking-bastard-spawn-of-beezlebub-evil-creature-of-hell!!!!!!!!!!!! These were damn hard. DAMN hard. Holy fuck, i've still not recovered hours later. Almost damn well finished me. At the time, almost finished the workout. Soldiered on, but it took a lot of effort. Was going to finish on some Dragon flags (as an extra), but hips were starting to play up, not to mention knees, (+ after the Bulgarians.....I was almost fading out of exsistance) ) and did'nt think it a good idea. Edit: grip work, right out the window, tank was completly dry.
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I am Rollo Tomassee..
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The Bulgarians..what do you mean by "held by sides?" They are damn hard. I found that my non-working leg, ankle, would press against the cushion of the bench and divert my attention off the working leg.
![]() What are dragon flags?
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I found, balancing the front leg, was rather problematic. Did'nt fall over though. Could hardly walk afterwards. ![]() ![]() Dragon Flags: ![]() ![]() But you can do them holding onto a abdominal bench, instead of the DB's. You use your abs to haul your legs up. Really tough abs exersice. Look a bit of a tool doing them mind..... Even Better:Video of dragon flags
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Probably the toughest exersice I've done in the gym. After the first four in the first set, I thought: "Hello? What's everyone complaining about?"
Damn, I regretted that thought. By the time I'd finished the first set, I was sweating buckets. So I guess you could say.... I fucking love them!
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Although not really true, psycholgically for me: Pain = Gain.
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Bulgarian squats are the hardest thing to do for me, you should be very very sore tommarow. GOod job.
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How do you do them Fu? Where do you hold the weight? Barbell or Dumbell?
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I use dumb bells and just have them dangle from my arms, I don't really think about where I put them.
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I think that i'll be doing bulgarians every leg day, using that DB's by side method.
On another note, whoring hip pain as returned, with not quite the vengence of last time, but still enough to annoy me. That rap-cat (Rap Cat World Premiere Video)video bigdyl posted cracks me up. Too funny. Going to save a link to that for whenever i need cheering up. (....and the drugs don't work )
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Bench
120 @ 8 125 @ 6 125 @ 6 125 @ 6 CGBP 80 @ 8 90 @ 6 90 @ 6 Millitary Press 70 @ 6 70 @ 6 80 @ 4 Arnold DB press 35's @ 8 35's @ 8 40's @ 8 DB Press 40's @ 5 40's @ 5 Dips BW x 10 (4 Sets - Leaning forward to hit chest) (Extra) Lat pulldown (Close Grip) 130 @ 6 160 @ 6 160 @ 6 160 @ 6 Lateral Raises 20 @ 5 (Hold for 4 secs at top of lift) 20 @ 5 20 @ 5 (Extra) Cable Tricep Extensions 40 @ 6 45 @ 6 45 @ 6 Worst workout ever. Weights pityfully puny. Almost gave up after bench cos I knew it was going to be a really bad workout. That is the worst I have ever performed at the gym, even when I had absolutely no idea what I was doing, I had far superior workouts. No energy, completley drained before I even started. Even the one good lift - the Lat pulldowns, I've lifted 30-40 lb's heavier, and more sets. The reason for this useless performance is that I have had a manic schedule at work, and have only had 3 hours sleep since Saurday night. (No lie). Should have skipped it. FUCK!
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DAmn three hours of sleep? I usually don't train if I get that little sleep, damn.+-
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It becomes very surreal at times, seeing things that were not there out of the corner of my eye, and forgetting what I am meant to be doing next. Very wierd, like being stoned. Doubt I did myself much good. ![]()
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fiendish thingy
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lawl, well you did it so you can take it easy now.
What do you do for a living? |
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I love the review! I was looking at my old threads (trying to find my first post here at IM) and I found a thread where I posted a pathetic push day.Those numbers are kinda low. Then again, whats your max bench? Operating on 3 hours of sleep would be enough reason for a shitty workout to me. I wouldnt had gone. I was wondering about not going to the gym sometimes... Supposedly, you should take some time off every so often, but when gym rats do, they feel...edgy. Like, youve 'forgotten something.' Even though you should take time off, working out reduces stress, right? So maybe one can be addicted to that endorphin rush that releases relaxing hormones?
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I love how people think a low max bench means you are going to do less in a fight.
Most people I roll with can't bench 185, yet would own any 405 bencher. |
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Haha... cheers guys.
Fufu: I work in media tech. Telecoms. Akira: Thanks man. Max bench is around 150lb's. Not very impressive, but I don't really eat enough to improve it, and would like to cut slightly before summer, so it does'nt look like I will soon! Endorphins rock. Should of given it a miss. Bigdyl: Technique is more important than stregnth/ muscle in fighting. Especially in martial arts designed to use opponents weight against them. Kung-fu, Aikido etc Plus more muscle = less speed.
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After " The worst workout ever ©", I decided to follow it up with some work today.
Bench Dips (BW) x 20 (BW) x 20 (BW) x 20 (BW) x 20 Leg Raising Push-ups (Alternate legs between each rep) (BW) x 20 (BW) x 20 Squat Press 25lb's x 10 25'lb's x 10 25 lb's x 10 25 lb's x 10 Dragon Flags (Using AB Bench) 10 10 10 Russian Twists 15lb db x 15 15lb db x 15 Workout from home. Kind of made up for the utter pointlessness and sense of despair from the yesterday's 'weak ass skinny heroin addict stlye workout". Figured 1 crap workout + 1 ok workout = one not-too-bad workout. Tried to confine most movements to 'push', to continue for the push workout yesterday. First time trying a predominatly bodyweight workout, and was not that bad. Fuck it, i've now had 6 hours sleep since Saturday night. Got vacation time off for 4 days now though. Going nowhere though. ![]()
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Go to your bed for vaca.
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Oh yes indeed. I'm going to sleep like a coma patient. Sweet oblivion awaits.
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I figure you might dig this, just found it randomly on youtube, never heard of this guy or song, but I like it alot. Deep Purple-ish. |
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Deadlifts
Bar x 10 170 x 6 170 x 6 175 x 5 175 x 5 Bent over rows BB 100 x 6 100 x 6 T-Bar rows 135 x 6 140 x 6 140 x 6 140 x 6 Seated rows 120 x 5 120 x 5 120 x 5 Pull ups BW x 8 BW x 8 BW x 8 Straight arm DB pullovers 80 lb's x 6 80 lb's x 6 80 lb's x 6 Oblique bends 60 lb's x 40 60 lb's x 40 Extra (...Yet unavoidable) 6 mile walk (To gym....and back, 3 each way) OK workout. 40 min walk to gym kind of drained energy reserves off the top. The 40 minute walk back home after was worse. Not only that, I did'nt have any food to replenish myself after the workout, had to wait to get back home. Liking the T-Bar rows. Back was given a kicking during this workout.
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Dug the epic solo in the middle, that boy can play. Has a similar style of guitar to my electric, with the double locking floyd rose tremelo and shark fin inlays. ![]()
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Looks like a very solid workout, better than you last couple! |
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Aria Pro II Excel series. Not entirely sure of it's year of manifacture. Got it 2nd hand years ago for around $450 - $500. It's one of the older exspensive models, as I know after this they downgraded them and made them more for a budget type market. Its hard to come across the price when new, but I've seen reviews where people are quoting between $900 - $2500. It's a great guitar, albiet on the heavy side. Wide fret board, floyd rose tremelo, fine tuning heads (can be tuned at both ends), 22 frets, double locks, HSS config, 5 way split selection. Ebony/ Maple fingerboard.
Almost Identical design to this: ![]() Quote:
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