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Lookin' good! Bet you were stronger? Maybe the extra days off..and the extra food...filled ya up, rested you..and now u are ready to tear it up again!
So on each workout you only do 3-4 exercises?
wow..back w/ a vengance, eh? look at all those pull ups!
How do u like doing the standing DB Mil Presses?
The standing DB presses are actually harder for me to do then the seated. I don't know if that's normal? I can press more weight seated then standing. I like doing them though. Makes for beautiful shoulders!!![]()
You may need to work on your core.
Yes. I think you are right. I remember when I started I could barely lift 15lb DB's for Standing OH Press and I wasn't doing as much in the way of compound lifts or effective core work.
My favorite core exercise is the Overhead Squats.
If you need any help with really working your core, check out P-funk's, Cowpimps, or Dale's journals. Those guys know so much that if I tried to take in all they had to teach, it'd be like Scanners. *POP*
Thanks for the suggestions!
I remember trying to do overhead squats at the gym for the first time and I really liked them. I found they worked everything!! I had a lot of people starring at me because nobody did these much less even squated. I guess I felt insecure about doing them so I just stuck with squating. Now I workout at home so I'm definitely going to incorporate them in my program and do some more searching on core exercises.
If you're looking for some core exercises, I have a few suggestions:
-Overhead Bulgarian squats
-Turkish get ups
-Unilateral RDLs
-Unilateral benches
-Power snatches
I didn't see any of these in your workouts at first glance, so you might want to give them a try. They're so much fun!
Nice job with the workouts. I really like seeing someone else doing the same type of training that I do. Excellent work!
Don't ever let anyone else's unqualified opinion of you stop you from doing anything weight training-related. There are people giving me crap just for working out!
I work out at home too. There are a few pieces of equipment that I miss out on, but it's not worth it to me to go work out at a gym.
I hate it when people give you unsolicited advice...the neve of them...I miss some of the friends I made at the gym but, I definitely don't miss all the "advice" that I use to get while I worked out (believe me there was a lot of "knowledgable" people giving me their opinions). So I'm loving working out at home.![]()
I looked up Turkish get ups (I had no idea what they were?) and I started to incorporate them when I jump rope. Sort of like a circuit training idea. 30sec jump rope/30sec Turkish get ups/30-45sec rest. I can only do about 5 intervals of these before I start to really drag my ass but, it's a start! I hate cardio so I try and make it kind of interesting.
I have done Unilateral RDLs and they are very effective. Definitely feel them!
Thanks for all the suggestions!![]()