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flawless
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Determined to be an animal!
Yes, i want to be percieved as an animal. Fast, strong, beastly, huge, and so forth. With DOMS encouragement, i decided to put my old journal to rest and start fresh. I have been working out consistently throughout the year and have gotten bigger and stronger. I am now currently 194 pounds. Big improvement from when i was 155 two years ago.
This is how my program looks over the course of 6 weeks Day 1 warm up core 1a) squat 1b) seated cable row 2a) bench press 2b) RDL's 3a) Curls 3c) rear delt work Day 2 warm up core 1) 15-20 minutes on the rower or treadmill 2) Hang power clean 3) chin ups 4) incline DB Press 5a) reverse hypers 5b) iso-squat (bw) Day 3 warm up core 1a) Deadlift 1b) OH Press 2a) DB-bulgarian squat 2b) pull ups (w/ slow negs) 3a) Curls 3b) Dips Basically, my program is similar to p-funks but i will be changing a few things around. I will focus on hypertrophy the first 2 weeks, strength weeks 3-4 and power weeks 5-6. I will be changing the variables around frequently and probably changed a few exercises every cycle. Feel free to add, suggest or critique anything. |
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flawless
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Today's Workout
Warmup Decline Bench Crunches - 2/15 1a) Squat - 5/1/1 - 165/3x10 RI = 60s 1b) Seated Row - 1/1/1 - 130/3x10 RI = 60s Squats was light and easy. Haven't done slow negs in a while so wanted to see where i was at. Will bump up the weight next time. 2a) DB Bench - 5/1/1 - 55/3x10 RI = 60s 2b) DB RDL's - 1/1/1 - 55/3x10 RI = 60s Too light. Will bump it up. 3) Seated DB Curls - 25,30/2x10 4) Bent over rear delt raise - 15/2x10 Overall, good workout. I was drained at the end. Felt shaky and sore. I went to Niagara Falls last Saturday with a bunch of friends and partied my ass off. I normally don't drink a lot but that was the most i've ever had in my life. It was fun but i always feel guilty afterwards. |
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Metrosexual
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You added 40 pounds? Damn... How about some pics?
Going full body, eh? Nice. I just started my first full body routine. |
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I never lie because I don't fear anyone. You only lie when you're afraid.—John Gotti
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cat burglar
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Looks good shiz.
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No strength within, no respect without - Kasmiri Proverb
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Smartass anthropologist
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Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: Anywhere, everywhere, nowhere....
Posts: 5,995
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Good shizz dude.
Will drop in from time to time, to see how it's g oing. Good luck. |
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flawless
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I love doing full body for several reasons 1. Easy to work around your schedule. With classes, homework, work, meetings, cooking/eating and so forth, 3x a week is best suitable for me. 2. I prefer to work upper body and legs each workout. It's more challenging and rewarding. I get in, grind it out, get out. Any other style of training gets boring fast but upper-lower split is not too bad. 3. Lastly, i get bigger and stronger most effectively doing full body. |
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flawless
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I can't believe you said that. That's exactly what my friend said to me when i got back. We were on the Canadian side because it's more fun and a few of my friends like to smoke weed (and i'm a health nut .. go figure) so they bought their bongs and shit. The girls up there were smokin! |
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flawless
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fiendish thingy
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Good luck.
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flawless
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Sorry, missed this.
My primary goals as of now is just to be healthy and look good and also be strong of course. I am slowly bulking up gaining about 1-2 lbs each week and by summer time i will need to diet down a little bit. With the college food they have here, i do not have the money and time to cook the foods i need. I have more free time in the summer. I look a little bulky which is fine but i miss being lean. My bf % is probably about 14-15%. |
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flawless
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For all of you reading my journal, i just want to let you know that i have been following your journals for a while now. I just rarely post in the journal section since i just like to read and absorb new information since we all have different styles of training.
Keep up the good work guys |
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Patrick
Super Moderator
Join Date: Dec 2002
Location: AZ
Posts: 30,425
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looks familiar.
5-6 weeks in the power phase is a bit excessive. You run the risk of detraining other qualities when you emphasize one thing for to long. THat is why i like shorter blocks (3-4 weeks and then change...2 weeks min.). also, 5-6 weeks of intense plyos and olympic lifts and your joints are going to let you know about it. |
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http://pwtraining.blogspot.com/.....come and see what is on my mind!
http://ivonneberkowitz.blogspot.com/....check out Ivonne's new blog! Optimum Sports Performance "In the beginners mind there are many possibilities, in the experts there are few." -Buddha's Little Instruction Book |
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I am Rollo Tomassee..
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DOMS, I agree, lets see some new pics.
P-Funk, good advice. Now I am starting to understand what you and Duncans were talking about in BOTH my threads. shiznit, I am not understanding 1a, 1b I see your first couple of weeks are for hypertrophy and I can tell because of the tempo, but the "b" is a different tempo.... Why do some have letters behind their numbers and other's do not? I cant see the pattern. |
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6' 209lbs (8/16)
Bench 360 (11/29) Weighted Pullups 80lbs 3x3 (3/19) Squat 370 Deadlift after herniation 385lbs 3x3 (3/17) NASM certified 2/06 Journal |
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flawless
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When you say shorter blocks and then change, do you mean change the exercises or variables? I'm a bit confused here. How is your program any different than mine if you're doing it for 9 weeks. |
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flawless
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1a) squat 1b) seated cable row I will do one set of squats, rest 60s, then do one set of seated rows, rest 60s and repeat until i finish both sets. 2a) bench press 2b) RDL's Same goes for this. Bench, rest 60s, RDL, rest 60s, repeat. |
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flawless
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That's because those are my main lifts. If i did a 5/1/1 tempo for all my lifts, it would take too long. I will switch it the other way around next week.
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Patrick
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Join Date: Dec 2002
Location: AZ
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I use 3 week blocks for each biometer. |
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http://pwtraining.blogspot.com/.....come and see what is on my mind!
http://ivonneberkowitz.blogspot.com/....check out Ivonne's new blog! Optimum Sports Performance "In the beginners mind there are many possibilities, in the experts there are few." -Buddha's Little Instruction Book |
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Senior Member
Elite Member
Join Date: May 2006
Location: Illinois
Posts: 10,008
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What P means in a laid out fashion, even though I think its prety laid out. If you train for power while ignoring strength for to long you will get weaker from a strength perspective. If you train strength while ignoring power you will become less powerful, get it?
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flawless
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Today's Workout
Cardio - 10 minutes Glute Activation Dynamic Flexibility Hang Power Clean - 105/6x2 RI = 30s Fairly new to these. Weight was very light and easy but i want to get down my technique first. Incline DB Bench - 70/1x6, 60/2x4 RI = 90s Haven't done these in forever. It was very tough so i had to drop the weight. Chinups - bw+35/2x5, bw+25/1x5 RI = 90s Iso-Squat - bw/2x60s RI = 60s Okay ... the first 30-40 seconds were easy but it started to buuuuurn. I originally was going to do 90s but it was friggen hard. Will slowly increase the time over the weeks. |
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cat burglar
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Good stuff shiz. How exactly were you doing the iso-squats? I assume they were freestanding? At what height were you holding the squat?
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No strength within, no respect without - Kasmiri Proverb
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ROFLCopter Trainee Pilot
Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: Rochester, NY
Posts: 88
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I saw you doing the cleans in the gym, it looked like you had your form down solid. Keep up the good work! Those iso-squats sound painful from the way you're putting it.
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fiendish thingy
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Good stuff, weighted chin ups look solid.
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flawless
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It looks like this except i don't use those things (whatever it's called) under their feet. ![]() |
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