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02-16-2004, 01:18 PM #1Right 20 cut to straight ELITE MEMBER
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Changing up the routine
Getting over a bit of a cold, and decided to go sweat it out today.
Between reading alot of the archives here, some idependent research, and being bored out of my phat skull with my routine I changed it up a little today.
added:
DB flyes
Deadlift
behind the head Tri extetentions
cable rows
cable curls
dropped:
military press (shoulders were too spent for them anyways)
lat pull downs
single arm tri extentions
hammer curls
Wow. I couldn't pull my shirt off
The deadlifts are odd. we don't have a good "rack" at my gym, so i'm doing them on the floor. I did them with 45's but I think I'll use 25's to get a bit more of a strech.
that is all
-zakk
7-21-03: 353 lbs.
2-7-04: 264 lbs.
3-6-04: 258 lbs.
4-6-04: 250 lbs.
5-2-04: 242 lbs.
9-1-04: 225 lbs.
Headed south
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