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Workout I created... tell me what you think.

Doublebase

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I've been doing a lot of research lately and reading a lot of peoples journals here. I'm trying new exercises and ways of lifting. I still stick to my main lifts, BP, DL, Squat and military press, 3 times a week. I like to keep my strength up. I've been adding a lot of unilateral and BW exercises in my workouts. My goals are pretty simple.
1) feel healthy, both physically and mentally
2) be strong
3) get my bf% down

I'm happy with my size. I never felt better since I started changing up my workouts and trying these new exercises. My mind is quicker and I have lots of energy. Anyway here is something I designed the other night and tried today. I call it the 5 P's.
Push-up; Pull-up; Pike; Pistol; Plank.
Goes like this:
Push-up
1) regular x 10
2) one hand on medicine ball, other on the ground. These hurt. x 10 each arm
3) clapping x 10

Pull-up
1) over-hand, dead hang x 10
2) under-hand, dead hang x 10
3) over-hand, speed x 10

Pike (used fitness ball for my knees) check vid below for demostration
1) x 10
2) x 10
3) x10

Pistol (used bench because I am not very good at these yet)
1) x 10 each leg
2) x 10 each leg
3) x 10 each leg

starting to feel nauseus at this point

Plank (was shooting for 1 mins planks with 30 sec RI but that wasn't happening)
1) 40 sec RI = 30sec
2) 40 sec RI = 30 sec
3) 30 sec

I didn't want to embed these since this thread is already long.
Pike - YouTube - Core Exercises for Strength and Muscle Tone : Pike Exercise to Increase Core Muscle Strength and Tone I think these are what made me nauseus.
Pistol - YouTube - Pistol squat - bodyweight leg exercise
Plank- YouTube - Ab Exercises: The Plank
 
I don't know about you, but I would personally move the planks earlier in the routine if you're nauseous at that point. Again this is just me, but I can't hold myself suspended face down while nauseous and NOT vomit.
 
I don't know about you, but I would personally move the planks earlier in the routine if you're nauseous at that point. Again this is just me, but I can't hold myself suspended face down while nauseous and NOT vomit.

Probably not a bad idea. That completly limited my effort on that exercise.
 
Or actually instead of planks, I've been using the decline bench in my gym and just holding my upper body tense while about parallel with the ground. I find it's more brutal than planks actually, and I love brutality.

Maybe it's because by the time I do planks my shoulders and arms are already dead, so they're already screaming at me for making them hold me steady.
 
My chest was screaming the next day after that workout. It must have been the medicine ball push-ups. I had never done them before.
 
Try both hands on the medicine ball.

Also, try this set: Start with 1 pushup and immediately after get on your knees and have someone toss you a medicine ball (over your head), then toss it back. Repeat this in a pyramid up to 10 and then back down. Trust me, you will feel it when it's over.
 
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