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An observation:
I worked my way up to 10x45, then 12x45, then 15x45 on the hyperextensions, and then stopped doing them until I saw a video of M.J.H. doing them a different way. If you want to add more weight to your hyperextensions, try them like this...
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Nice workout! How's it feeling?
I have to confess something.... I've always been the bitch with my husband's aches & pains.... well now since we've both done this cycle.. my elbow hurts .. too much stress on the tendon I guesseven though I was religiously drinking a gallon of water a day...
I feel really bad now.....older......shit.....
DB Tri Extensions
35 x 12
50 x 12
70 x 12
Due to elbow problems, haven't done these in awhile. Was cautious.
Eh, I don't think it's your age that is doing it as much as your new found strength is doing it. Remember the muscles can get stronger faster than the tendons can, so I am sure that with all those tons you are lifting, it has to be a factor.
If you want to add more than a 45 pound plate to hypers, do them with a heavy db, just hold the ends of the db up to your chest with both hands and go from there. I think most of us should be strong enough to hold at least a 100 pounder for a set of 10 reps.
Thanks Katt.Hi Jersey![]()
I have to confess something.... I've always been the bitch with my husband's aches & pains.... well now since we've both done this cycle.. my elbow hurts .. too much stress on the tendon I guesseven though I was religiously drinking a gallon of water a day...
I used to work up to a 80 lb DB, but then got away from hypers for awhile. I haven't seriously tried to add weight on these. They put the hyper machine well away from the free weights, but do have a 45 laying by the machine. Since I'm lazy, it is easier just to grab a plate and do them, hahaha.An observation:
I worked my way up to 10x45, then 12x45, then 15x45 on the hyperextensions, and then stopped doing them until I saw a video of M.J.H. doing them a different way. If you want to add more weight to your hyperextensions, try them like this...![]()
Seated with using both hands. Sounds a lot lighter now, huh?That looks like a lot of weight .... How are you doing these ??
Thanks B!Strong stuff JD.
About 45 minutes. I just loosen up by doing some stretches, and starting with the bar. My first couple of sets are always warm ups.nice bread and butter workout Jersey! How long do you spend in the gym, if you don't mind my asking? And what kind of warmup do you do?
Age isn't the issue as much as how we train. Speaking as an old fart myself it does matter at 47 what I do now more than it did when I was 27. Have you looked at doing any kind of plyometric workouts for tendon improvement? Low weight high energy movement helped me out of this exact situation. Ross Enamiat has a bunch of stuff on youtube that you can watch for pointers that might be what you need to get out of this pain cycle and hugely improve your tendon strength.Thanks Katt.
Yeah, my elbow problems started while on cycle and never really went away. I hope you recover ok, I'm sure you will..... I didn't because I AM old.
Seated with using both hands. Sounds a lot lighter now, huh?![]()
I appreciate the input BC! I will check it out.Age isn't the issue as much as how we train. Speaking as an old fart myself it does matter at 47 what I do now more than it did when I was 27. Have you looked at doing any kind of plyometric workouts for tendon improvement? Low weight high energy movement helped me out of this exact situation. Ross Enamiat has a bunch of stuff on youtube that you can watch for pointers that might be what you need to get out of this pain cycle and hugely improve your tendon strength.
Ross Enamait on youtube and his site links here and here.
Good luck JD.
Seated with using both hands. Sounds a lot lighter now, huh?![]()
Hmmm, Mr Incline.... hahahaNice job "Mr. Incline"
I bet she loves hiking!!!!
8/26/07
Trap Bar Deads
135 x 5
225 x 5
275 x 5
315 x 11
After seeing YM doing 3 sets of 10 w/315, I was curious to see how much I could do for one set. Pleased with 11 reps, but no way could I have done 3 sets of 10.
A little competition with YM?That's some serious pulling, JD.