Airbornejonny18b
Newbie
APRIL 24
MUSCLE GROUP TRAINED: SHOULDERS/ABS
Shoulders have always been a group I somehow always seem to forget for some odd reason. They look as if I train them all the time but truth be told I really don't. My shoulder routine is rather short and simple although I figure since I'm changing everything up I might as well try a different method for the delts. Work more on really building that ball of the delt. I guess I've been blessed with always having broad shoulders but yuh still have to train them! So instead of doing just a few different exercises like I used to, I went full bore this time around and did I really feel that burn!!! By now all the gear I'm on is in full effect so it's definitely game on in that sense. Use that to my advantage and really work on adding as much mass yet still have definition as I can. I normally do the smith machine for shoulder press but this time around I decided it was an all dumbbell day for the delts. And to make it even better, I was really excited to try it out. I used to only do seated db press but an injury made me switch it up to the smith machine. But the cool thing about hgh is it works wonders if not magic on recovery and injuries!! So I decided, fuck it it's dumbbell press time!!! I started with that and did every exercise in the 12-15 rep range. There really isn't any point in doing heavy low rep sets for shoulders in my opinion. The way I do them it's heavy enough to pack on mass yet still gain muscle striations so it's the best of both worlds. I have noticed that I'm not as lethargic during the day any more which is great because that makes me want to eat more as well. Only problem is, my intestines from my surgery awhile back have been flaring up causing me a lot of pain and that's an injury hgh can't fix lol. Anyways, this was my shoulder workout for the day.
SEATED DB PRESS: 60x21, 70x15, 90x15, 110x12, 120x10
STANDING SIDE LATERAL RAISES: 25x15, 25x15, 30x12, 20x25
STANDING FRONT RAISES SINGLE ARM: 25x21, 30x15, 20x15, 20x15
FACE DOWN ON INCLINE BENCH: 20x15, 20x15, 15x13, 10x12, 5x12
SEATED SMITH MACHINE PRESS: 155x15, 185x12, 225x8 dropped to 135x21
THAT WAS MY WORKOUT, MIND YOU I ONLY TOOK 45seconds BETWEEN SETS.
For abs, I stick with what works for me and that's simply flutter kicks and front and side planks. I break my flutter kicks down to 4 sets of 100 and when I do them I put my upper body in a crunch form then begin the flutter kicks. For planks, I do 4, 1minute sets of front planks and then each side I do the same thing. I've always done them this way and have always had amazing results. This is one muscle group I will not change up. I do abs every 2days. Abs are just like any other muscle group, they need time to rest up. You won't see nearly the same results if you do them every day like some people do. One thing I love about doing them is the effects this cycle has on them: I have veins that go all up thru my lower to mid core area. I also spend about 5minutes stretching them out once complete. My theory behind this is the more you stretch them out, the more longer and spaced out the actual abdominal muscle gets. So people with shorter torsos can still have the symmetrical appearance instead of the bulky ab look. I love doing them this way. Plus, after several stomach surgeries I have to really be careful and stretch them out or I risk injuring myself. Several people have made comments to me saying I look the same weight as when i hit my max weight around 250 yet I am much much more defined and my skin appears tighter. I smile and say thanks lol. Still have a bit to go till I'm 250 but size wise I'm about damned near the same so I'm really hoping this NPP helps me get there and still have my super dry look. That's my goal and nothing's impossible!!!!
MUSCLE GROUP TRAINED: SHOULDERS/ABS
Shoulders have always been a group I somehow always seem to forget for some odd reason. They look as if I train them all the time but truth be told I really don't. My shoulder routine is rather short and simple although I figure since I'm changing everything up I might as well try a different method for the delts. Work more on really building that ball of the delt. I guess I've been blessed with always having broad shoulders but yuh still have to train them! So instead of doing just a few different exercises like I used to, I went full bore this time around and did I really feel that burn!!! By now all the gear I'm on is in full effect so it's definitely game on in that sense. Use that to my advantage and really work on adding as much mass yet still have definition as I can. I normally do the smith machine for shoulder press but this time around I decided it was an all dumbbell day for the delts. And to make it even better, I was really excited to try it out. I used to only do seated db press but an injury made me switch it up to the smith machine. But the cool thing about hgh is it works wonders if not magic on recovery and injuries!! So I decided, fuck it it's dumbbell press time!!! I started with that and did every exercise in the 12-15 rep range. There really isn't any point in doing heavy low rep sets for shoulders in my opinion. The way I do them it's heavy enough to pack on mass yet still gain muscle striations so it's the best of both worlds. I have noticed that I'm not as lethargic during the day any more which is great because that makes me want to eat more as well. Only problem is, my intestines from my surgery awhile back have been flaring up causing me a lot of pain and that's an injury hgh can't fix lol. Anyways, this was my shoulder workout for the day.
SEATED DB PRESS: 60x21, 70x15, 90x15, 110x12, 120x10
STANDING SIDE LATERAL RAISES: 25x15, 25x15, 30x12, 20x25
STANDING FRONT RAISES SINGLE ARM: 25x21, 30x15, 20x15, 20x15
FACE DOWN ON INCLINE BENCH: 20x15, 20x15, 15x13, 10x12, 5x12
SEATED SMITH MACHINE PRESS: 155x15, 185x12, 225x8 dropped to 135x21
THAT WAS MY WORKOUT, MIND YOU I ONLY TOOK 45seconds BETWEEN SETS.
For abs, I stick with what works for me and that's simply flutter kicks and front and side planks. I break my flutter kicks down to 4 sets of 100 and when I do them I put my upper body in a crunch form then begin the flutter kicks. For planks, I do 4, 1minute sets of front planks and then each side I do the same thing. I've always done them this way and have always had amazing results. This is one muscle group I will not change up. I do abs every 2days. Abs are just like any other muscle group, they need time to rest up. You won't see nearly the same results if you do them every day like some people do. One thing I love about doing them is the effects this cycle has on them: I have veins that go all up thru my lower to mid core area. I also spend about 5minutes stretching them out once complete. My theory behind this is the more you stretch them out, the more longer and spaced out the actual abdominal muscle gets. So people with shorter torsos can still have the symmetrical appearance instead of the bulky ab look. I love doing them this way. Plus, after several stomach surgeries I have to really be careful and stretch them out or I risk injuring myself. Several people have made comments to me saying I look the same weight as when i hit my max weight around 250 yet I am much much more defined and my skin appears tighter. I smile and say thanks lol. Still have a bit to go till I'm 250 but size wise I'm about damned near the same so I'm really hoping this NPP helps me get there and still have my super dry look. That's my goal and nothing's impossible!!!!