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Coaching Tips for Full-Depth Squat
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=wYMqN6vveB0#!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=wYMqN6vveB0#!
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^^^^
Will this get my buns nice and tone??
Will this get my buns nice and tone??
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lady_capoeira;5303990 said:
@ladycapoeira if by your username, you either a student in the art of capoeira or you is a brazilian african/ indigenous indian/spainish descendant...so i am quite sure your buns, core, glues, legs are banging.
but to answer your questions yes, i go to golds gym and the majority of women who have banging toned buns, core and quads (i am fan of women having quads, i think it's sexy, sorry talking to myself) i see are doing squats and walking lunges.
this youtube video will answer your questions=1&list=PL563B2E3635AD84F6&feature=results_video
Best leg and butt workout: lunges with weights
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waterproof;5304208 said:
Not anymore since my car accident. Thinking about going back, though. You're right, Capoeira is a good work-out for the whole body esp the derriere.
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lady_capoeira;5304239 said:
sorry to hear that, but you is alive and healthy so get back in it and hopefully you can come back and enlighten us about capoeria
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Rest-Pause Training for Greater Strength and Muscle.
Break through your growth plateaus with this training technique.
By Mehmet Edip
How can resting during weight training help you achieve your goals? Well by resting or taking a 10-15 second pause between each rep you can actually help increase your strength and muscle hypertrophy.
Rest-pause training breaks down one set into numerous mini-sets, with 10-15 second rests in between. This technique not only helps fatigue the muscle fibers, but can also help break through challenging strength and growth plateaus.
How to do it:
Set a weight 80-85% of your 1 rep max.
Perform as many reps as you can until you reach failure with a 10-15 second rest between each ‘mini-set’.
Be sure to continue after the rest pause (mini set) sequence until you reach failure.
Rest for 90 seconds between actual sets, and try to perform 3 working sets.
For the more advanced, increase the weight by 10%. If your are not as confident stay with the same weight.
Perform as many reps as you can until you reach failure with a 10-15 second rest between each ‘mini-set’.
Rest for 90 seconds.
Advanced athletes - Increase the weight again by another 10%.
Then complete a final set with that weight until you reach failure. Be sure to rest pause for 10-15 seconds until you reach failure.
Advanced athletes may also benefit from reducing the amount of rest time in between each mini set.
The methods below will help you perform several heavy load reps and will help increase strength.
Set a weight 80-90% of your 1 rep max.
Perform 1 rep then rest.
Rest for 15 seconds.
Keep the weight the same.
Repeat this method until you hit 10-12 reps.
Break through your growth plateaus with this training technique.
By Mehmet Edip
How can resting during weight training help you achieve your goals? Well by resting or taking a 10-15 second pause between each rep you can actually help increase your strength and muscle hypertrophy.
Rest-pause training breaks down one set into numerous mini-sets, with 10-15 second rests in between. This technique not only helps fatigue the muscle fibers, but can also help break through challenging strength and growth plateaus.
How to do it:
Set a weight 80-85% of your 1 rep max.
Perform as many reps as you can until you reach failure with a 10-15 second rest between each ‘mini-set’.
Be sure to continue after the rest pause (mini set) sequence until you reach failure.
Rest for 90 seconds between actual sets, and try to perform 3 working sets.
For the more advanced, increase the weight by 10%. If your are not as confident stay with the same weight.
Perform as many reps as you can until you reach failure with a 10-15 second rest between each ‘mini-set’.
Rest for 90 seconds.
Advanced athletes - Increase the weight again by another 10%.
Then complete a final set with that weight until you reach failure. Be sure to rest pause for 10-15 seconds until you reach failure.
Advanced athletes may also benefit from reducing the amount of rest time in between each mini set.
The methods below will help you perform several heavy load reps and will help increase strength.
Set a weight 80-90% of your 1 rep max.
Perform 1 rep then rest.
Rest for 15 seconds.
Keep the weight the same.
Repeat this method until you hit 10-12 reps.
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2 Common Squat Mistakes And How To Fix Them
For many of you proper squat form can seem like a puzzle.
You’ve read all the articles, watched all the videos, but your squats sill look ugly and don’t feel right.
This article will point out 2 common squat mistakes and tell how to fix them. By clearing up these errors you will be taking a giant stride forward towards better squatting form, and reducing your risk of injury.
Mistake #1 – Knees Forward Squatting
“Knees forward” squatting is by far and away the most common squatting form flaw.
The squat should be performed with the toes pointed out in a natural manner. For most lifters, this will mean about 30 degrees, give or take.
When squatting, the path of the knee should be about the same as the angle of your foot. Unfortunately, most lifting magazines feature the old school, “knees in”, bodybuilding-style of squat.
A knees in squat will make it much harder for you to hit proper depth. Because of this, most lifters who squat with their knees in end up half squatting.
Half squatting is one of the worst things you can do with a barbell on your back. It puts the knees in a precarious position, and increases the risk of injury.
Regarding the half squat and similar variations, Mark Rippetoe had this to say:
I think they are an ineffective way to train anything, because their mechanics are sufficiently different from normal human movement patterns that they are actually counterproductive. (1)
Mel Siff had this to say regarding the knee and partial extensions:
There tends to be an irrational fear associated with deeper-than-parallel squats, even though most of this is based on theoretical analysis and is usually contradicted by clinical studies which show that even more knee injuries occur in activities which do not flex the knee anywhere near parallel (such as running and jumping). Others show that partial squats can traumatize the knees even more than full squats!
To fix this issue, practice squatting with your knees moving along the same angle/plane as your toes. You may need to move the knees out as you descend to allow you to hit proper depth.
Never practice form adjustments like this with near maximal weight.
Mistake #2 – Flying Elbows
It is extremely common to see inexperienced lifters folding over in the hole of a squat like a wet piece of paper. Believe it or not, this issue isn’t necessarily caused by a lack of strength. It’s generally the result of a loose upper back and elbows.
Watch videos of less experienced lifters performing sets of 5 to 20 reps. You will notice that with each rep, their elbows slowly creep up and up. As this is happening, the lifter starts to lean more forward in the hole with each rep.
When your upper back and elbows are not tight, or are not kept tight throughout a set, they will natural start to fly up over time. This seemingly trivial change actually results in more forward lean than you would think.
Stand upright and pretend you are about to squat. If you keep your back and arms tight, your head remains in a consistent position and there is a reduced chance of forward lean.
Now from this position loosen up your back and raise your elbows. You will notice that your head wants to move forward and your mid-back wants to round.
When this looseness occurs during a squat set, it results in near-good morning style squat reps. Your lower back and erectors are hit hard, and you increase the risk of strains, pains and injury.
The fix for this issue is simple. Before each squat rep, make sure you squeeze the bar with a death grip and tighten your elbows and back as much as possible.
Yes, you will be doing this in between reps during your sets. It only takes a fraction of a second, but will save your lower back a lot of grief.
Conclusion
It’s quite common to hear: “I don’t want to squat. I’ve heard it’s bad for the knees and/or back.”
If done incorrectly, squatting is bad for your knees and back. Any lift performed incorrectly is more dangerous.
Work on correcting these 2 common squat flaws and you will greatly reduce your risk of injury. You may also notice that your squats feel more natural and powerful.
For many of you proper squat form can seem like a puzzle.
You’ve read all the articles, watched all the videos, but your squats sill look ugly and don’t feel right.
This article will point out 2 common squat mistakes and tell how to fix them. By clearing up these errors you will be taking a giant stride forward towards better squatting form, and reducing your risk of injury.
Mistake #1 – Knees Forward Squatting
“Knees forward” squatting is by far and away the most common squatting form flaw.
The squat should be performed with the toes pointed out in a natural manner. For most lifters, this will mean about 30 degrees, give or take.
When squatting, the path of the knee should be about the same as the angle of your foot. Unfortunately, most lifting magazines feature the old school, “knees in”, bodybuilding-style of squat.
A knees in squat will make it much harder for you to hit proper depth. Because of this, most lifters who squat with their knees in end up half squatting.
Half squatting is one of the worst things you can do with a barbell on your back. It puts the knees in a precarious position, and increases the risk of injury.
Regarding the half squat and similar variations, Mark Rippetoe had this to say:
I think they are an ineffective way to train anything, because their mechanics are sufficiently different from normal human movement patterns that they are actually counterproductive. (1)
Mel Siff had this to say regarding the knee and partial extensions:
There tends to be an irrational fear associated with deeper-than-parallel squats, even though most of this is based on theoretical analysis and is usually contradicted by clinical studies which show that even more knee injuries occur in activities which do not flex the knee anywhere near parallel (such as running and jumping). Others show that partial squats can traumatize the knees even more than full squats!
To fix this issue, practice squatting with your knees moving along the same angle/plane as your toes. You may need to move the knees out as you descend to allow you to hit proper depth.
Never practice form adjustments like this with near maximal weight.
Mistake #2 – Flying Elbows
It is extremely common to see inexperienced lifters folding over in the hole of a squat like a wet piece of paper. Believe it or not, this issue isn’t necessarily caused by a lack of strength. It’s generally the result of a loose upper back and elbows.
Watch videos of less experienced lifters performing sets of 5 to 20 reps. You will notice that with each rep, their elbows slowly creep up and up. As this is happening, the lifter starts to lean more forward in the hole with each rep.
When your upper back and elbows are not tight, or are not kept tight throughout a set, they will natural start to fly up over time. This seemingly trivial change actually results in more forward lean than you would think.
Stand upright and pretend you are about to squat. If you keep your back and arms tight, your head remains in a consistent position and there is a reduced chance of forward lean.
Now from this position loosen up your back and raise your elbows. You will notice that your head wants to move forward and your mid-back wants to round.
When this looseness occurs during a squat set, it results in near-good morning style squat reps. Your lower back and erectors are hit hard, and you increase the risk of strains, pains and injury.
The fix for this issue is simple. Before each squat rep, make sure you squeeze the bar with a death grip and tighten your elbows and back as much as possible.
Yes, you will be doing this in between reps during your sets. It only takes a fraction of a second, but will save your lower back a lot of grief.
Conclusion
It’s quite common to hear: “I don’t want to squat. I’ve heard it’s bad for the knees and/or back.”
If done incorrectly, squatting is bad for your knees and back. Any lift performed incorrectly is more dangerous.
Work on correcting these 2 common squat flaws and you will greatly reduce your risk of injury. You may also notice that your squats feel more natural and powerful.
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waterproof;5304252 said:
Thanks Fam......Once I get settled and in a chill mood....I'll drop knowledge on those who interested on Capoeira....
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waterproof;3566451 said:
I luv that album. RBG'z. Good motivation music.
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Sylvester Stallone 62 years old training
Sylvester Stallone Training 2011 (#ORIGINAL)
Sylvester Stallone 62 years old training
Sylvester Stallone Training 2011 (#ORIGINAL)
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Rocky Balboa Speech - Motivation
Rocky 3 Training Scene
Rocky IV (4) - "No Easy Way Out" by Robert Tepper in High Definition (HD)
Rocky Balboa: Going The Distance
Rocky 3 Training Scene
Rocky IV (4) - "No Easy Way Out" by Robert Tepper in High Definition (HD)
Rocky Balboa: Going The Distance
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Adding Strength And Mass To Your Quads!
It is essential that every body part is trained respectively and with strict form; every body part is created equal. The muscles on my upper body are trained just as hard as the muscles on my lower body. This is one of the many secrets.
By: Mitch McIntyre
My years and experience of bodybuilding is nothing more to me than the means of getting bigger and stronger.
Although my main objective to lifting is to build as much mass as humanly possible, however my strength will also increase. I have never been someone who cared about how much weight I could lift. I just throw on as much weight as my body can safely handle for the amount of reps I require myself to do. When I’m out at the grocery store or the malls people stop me and are amazed at my size, and the first thing they ask is, “How much can you lift?” or “How much can you bench?” jokingly I response to them by saying “well about two Winnebago’s and a Volkswagen”. To me it’s not the number I can lift or bench, it’s the quality of the set. But who has the time to explain this to an inquisitive teenager. However for those inquiring minds, I’ll mention the weight I use for each set.
Part of becoming a bodybuilder it is essential that every body part is trained respectively and with strict form; every body part is created equal. The muscles on my upper body are trained just as hard as the muscles on my lower body. This is one of the many secrets to creating a freaky but symmetrical, pleasing physique.
Take for example quads. No progress will be made unless heavy strict movements are utilized. This is true with every muscle. The movements involved are squats, leg press and leg extensions, respectively in that order. I start with squats, because it’s my strongest movement and I want to utilize as much weight to build the mass I want. However, on days that I want to shock my quads, I start out with drop sets of leg extensions to pre-exhaust them, then move on to squats.
For the past 13 years of bodybuilding, I have used every training strategy there is, and believe me by far my quad workouts has given me tremendous shape and size.
SQUATS
GOAL: Overall size and mass to the entire upper leg.
TECHNIQUE. To get the blood flowing to my quads I start my squats with a light warm-up set of 225 pounds for 15-20 reps. All my rep schemes range from 8 to 12, however, warm-up sets are the only high rep sets I will ever execute in my workouts. I stand underneath and position the barbell high on my traps before lifting it off the rack. Once I get a comfortable fit on my traps, I lift the bar and step away from the rack. I position my feet about armpit width keeping my knees slightly bent and toes pointing slightly outward. Once I am comfortable I execute the movement. Keeping my back as straight as possible, I bend my knees, lowering my buttocks as if I’m sitting in a chair until my thighs are slightly beyond parallel to the floor. Once I have reached that position, I drive the weight back up in a controlled motion pushing through the barbell keeping constant tension on my quads and buttocks and feet flat on the ground. In the finish position, I never lock my knees, instead I keep a slight bend to them, this keeps constant tension in my quads.
VOLUME. I execute this movement for four to five sets with 8 to 12 reps increasing the weight every set up to the low 500′s. Of course when I increase the weight, my reps drop to about eight reps.
LEG PRESS
GOAL: To develop and strengthen the gluteus and upper leg.
TECHNIQUE. My leg press movement is pretty basic. I position my feet so that they are six inches apart with my toes straight and about two inches from the edge of the platform. With my back flat against the chair I drive the sled forward, unlock the handles and grab onto the bottom of the chair or the grip handles for stabilization. I bring the weight down slowly so that my quads are parallel to the platform. Once my quads are parallel I raise the platform by driving as if I’m trying to push through the platform, keeping my feet flat and a slight bend to my knees at the finish position. Keeping the knees slightly bent in the finish position allows constant tension in the quads and a nice burn as well.
VOLUME. Since my quads are already pumped and warmed up, it is not necessary to do a warm-up set. Instead I go straight into the heavy sets. My first, second, third, and forth sets I’ll use a little over 1100 pounds (approximately 12 45′s on each side).
LEG EXTENSION
GOAL: To isolate and build strength and size to the quadriceps area.
TECHNIQUE. I adjust the machine to a sitting I am comfortable with. I make sure that the leg extension arm is right below my tibialous anterior muscle, or shinbone. I start at the bottom position slowly lifting the arm (about two seconds), extending my quadriceps in a lock position as hard as I can so that all three muscles (vastus laterals, medius and erectus fumerous) are separating with every rep, then controlling the weight back down (three seconds). Each time I do a rep I flex as if I’m on stage showing my audience and the judges the separation and cross striations in my quads.
VOLUME. This is always exercise number three, however on days that I want to pre-exhaust my quads before moving on to squats, it’s exercise number one. On sets one through four, I’ll do reps of 12 with the whole stack, sometime with a plate or two added. Occasionally when I’m with a workout partner, I might go as high as 15 reps.
MITCH McIntyre’s MASS AND STRENGTH BUILDING
QUAD WORKOUT
EXERCISE* SETS REPS
Squats 4 10-12
Leg Press 4 10-12
Leg Extension 4 15-12-10
Note: On days that I want to pre-exhaust my quads, I’ll alternate this workout by doing leg extensions first before doing squats. Hamstrings are done on another day.
*Begin exercise with a warm-up set of 15 to 20 reps.
It is essential that every body part is trained respectively and with strict form; every body part is created equal. The muscles on my upper body are trained just as hard as the muscles on my lower body. This is one of the many secrets.
By: Mitch McIntyre
My years and experience of bodybuilding is nothing more to me than the means of getting bigger and stronger.
Although my main objective to lifting is to build as much mass as humanly possible, however my strength will also increase. I have never been someone who cared about how much weight I could lift. I just throw on as much weight as my body can safely handle for the amount of reps I require myself to do. When I’m out at the grocery store or the malls people stop me and are amazed at my size, and the first thing they ask is, “How much can you lift?” or “How much can you bench?” jokingly I response to them by saying “well about two Winnebago’s and a Volkswagen”. To me it’s not the number I can lift or bench, it’s the quality of the set. But who has the time to explain this to an inquisitive teenager. However for those inquiring minds, I’ll mention the weight I use for each set.
Part of becoming a bodybuilder it is essential that every body part is trained respectively and with strict form; every body part is created equal. The muscles on my upper body are trained just as hard as the muscles on my lower body. This is one of the many secrets to creating a freaky but symmetrical, pleasing physique.
Take for example quads. No progress will be made unless heavy strict movements are utilized. This is true with every muscle. The movements involved are squats, leg press and leg extensions, respectively in that order. I start with squats, because it’s my strongest movement and I want to utilize as much weight to build the mass I want. However, on days that I want to shock my quads, I start out with drop sets of leg extensions to pre-exhaust them, then move on to squats.
For the past 13 years of bodybuilding, I have used every training strategy there is, and believe me by far my quad workouts has given me tremendous shape and size.
SQUATS
GOAL: Overall size and mass to the entire upper leg.
TECHNIQUE. To get the blood flowing to my quads I start my squats with a light warm-up set of 225 pounds for 15-20 reps. All my rep schemes range from 8 to 12, however, warm-up sets are the only high rep sets I will ever execute in my workouts. I stand underneath and position the barbell high on my traps before lifting it off the rack. Once I get a comfortable fit on my traps, I lift the bar and step away from the rack. I position my feet about armpit width keeping my knees slightly bent and toes pointing slightly outward. Once I am comfortable I execute the movement. Keeping my back as straight as possible, I bend my knees, lowering my buttocks as if I’m sitting in a chair until my thighs are slightly beyond parallel to the floor. Once I have reached that position, I drive the weight back up in a controlled motion pushing through the barbell keeping constant tension on my quads and buttocks and feet flat on the ground. In the finish position, I never lock my knees, instead I keep a slight bend to them, this keeps constant tension in my quads.
VOLUME. I execute this movement for four to five sets with 8 to 12 reps increasing the weight every set up to the low 500′s. Of course when I increase the weight, my reps drop to about eight reps.
LEG PRESS
GOAL: To develop and strengthen the gluteus and upper leg.
TECHNIQUE. My leg press movement is pretty basic. I position my feet so that they are six inches apart with my toes straight and about two inches from the edge of the platform. With my back flat against the chair I drive the sled forward, unlock the handles and grab onto the bottom of the chair or the grip handles for stabilization. I bring the weight down slowly so that my quads are parallel to the platform. Once my quads are parallel I raise the platform by driving as if I’m trying to push through the platform, keeping my feet flat and a slight bend to my knees at the finish position. Keeping the knees slightly bent in the finish position allows constant tension in the quads and a nice burn as well.
VOLUME. Since my quads are already pumped and warmed up, it is not necessary to do a warm-up set. Instead I go straight into the heavy sets. My first, second, third, and forth sets I’ll use a little over 1100 pounds (approximately 12 45′s on each side).
LEG EXTENSION
GOAL: To isolate and build strength and size to the quadriceps area.
TECHNIQUE. I adjust the machine to a sitting I am comfortable with. I make sure that the leg extension arm is right below my tibialous anterior muscle, or shinbone. I start at the bottom position slowly lifting the arm (about two seconds), extending my quadriceps in a lock position as hard as I can so that all three muscles (vastus laterals, medius and erectus fumerous) are separating with every rep, then controlling the weight back down (three seconds). Each time I do a rep I flex as if I’m on stage showing my audience and the judges the separation and cross striations in my quads.
VOLUME. This is always exercise number three, however on days that I want to pre-exhaust my quads before moving on to squats, it’s exercise number one. On sets one through four, I’ll do reps of 12 with the whole stack, sometime with a plate or two added. Occasionally when I’m with a workout partner, I might go as high as 15 reps.
MITCH McIntyre’s MASS AND STRENGTH BUILDING
QUAD WORKOUT
EXERCISE* SETS REPS
Squats 4 10-12
Leg Press 4 10-12
Leg Extension 4 15-12-10
Note: On days that I want to pre-exhaust my quads, I’ll alternate this workout by doing leg extensions first before doing squats. Hamstrings are done on another day.
*Begin exercise with a warm-up set of 15 to 20 reps.
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ok i am going to log my 1 month run of my old skool stack in this thread.
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WATERPROOF'S OL SKOOL STACK (HALF OF THESE PRODUCTS I HAD IN THE CUBBARD FOR ALMOST 1 1/2 YEAR AND DECIDE TO USE THEM NOW BEFORE IT EXPIRES)
CLA - 3X A DAY....BREAKFAST, LUNCH, DINNER
FISH OIL - 3X A DAY.....BREAKFAST, LUNCH, DINNER
BODYBUILDING.COM MULTI'S
- 2 CAPS BEFORE WORKOUT
TARGET MULTI'S - 1 CAP WITH BREAKFAST
N.O. XPLODE
- 1 SCOOP BEFORE WORKOUT
BCAA'S
- ON WORKOUT DAYS (2 BEFORE AND 2 AFTER WORKOUT), NON WORKOUT DAYS (2 WITH BREAKFAST AND 2 BEFORE SLEEP)
BCAA'S POWDER
- 1 SCOOP IN GALLON OF WATER for INTRA WORKOUT
BERVERLY INTERNATIONAL BEEF LIVER
5-7 TABLETS 3X A DAY BREAKFAST, LUNCH, DINNER
UNIVERSAL STEROL COMPLEX
ON WORKOUT DAYS (2 BREAKFAST, 2 BEFORE WORKOUT, 2 DINNER) NON WORKOUT DAYS (2 BREAKFAST, LUNCH, DINNER)
UNIVERSAL MILK & EGG PROTEIN
1 SCOOP WITH 1 SCOOP OF MUSCLE MILK AFTER WORKOUT FOR POST SHAKE
UNIVERSAL CARBO PLUS
1 SCOOP WITH POST SHAKE
AND
1 SCOOP EACH FOR POST WORKOUT SHAKE
CLA - 3X A DAY....BREAKFAST, LUNCH, DINNER
FISH OIL - 3X A DAY.....BREAKFAST, LUNCH, DINNER
BODYBUILDING.COM MULTI'S
TARGET MULTI'S - 1 CAP WITH BREAKFAST
N.O. XPLODE
BCAA'S
BCAA'S POWDER
BERVERLY INTERNATIONAL BEEF LIVER
UNIVERSAL STEROL COMPLEX
UNIVERSAL MILK & EGG PROTEIN
UNIVERSAL CARBO PLUS
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MY DIET
1ST MEAL - NATURAL OATS, 2 TURKEY BACON and 1 spoon of natural peanutbutter
2nd MEAL - APPLE AND ALMOND BUTTER
3RD MEAL - 2 TURKEY DOGS AND KALE LEAVES
4TH MEAL - CHICKEN BREAST AND BROWN RICE
5TH MEAL - STEAK AND COTTAGE CHEESE
6TH MEAL - TALIPA FISH AND CELERY, GRAPE FRUIT
7TH MEAL - 2 HARDBOIL EGGS, 1/2 AVACADO
1ST MEAL - NATURAL OATS, 2 TURKEY BACON and 1 spoon of natural peanutbutter
2nd MEAL - APPLE AND ALMOND BUTTER
3RD MEAL - 2 TURKEY DOGS AND KALE LEAVES
4TH MEAL - CHICKEN BREAST AND BROWN RICE
5TH MEAL - STEAK AND COTTAGE CHEESE
6TH MEAL - TALIPA FISH AND CELERY, GRAPE FRUIT
7TH MEAL - 2 HARDBOIL EGGS, 1/2 AVACADO
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THURSDAY was LEG DAY
STARTED ALL THE SUPPLEMENTS INSTEAD OF N.O. Xplode i received 5 packs from BB.COM OF
FOR TRAIL and i am using it as my pre workout, rasberry lemon is the flavor real good and got great pumps and focus from the product
SQUATS - 1 SET - WARM UP - 135 LBS TO FAILURE (1:30 REST PERIOD)
2ND SET - 300 LBS TO FAILURE
3RD SET - 300 LBS TO FAILURE
4TH SET - 260 POUNDS TO 12
5TH SET - 250 POUNDS TO 15
ALRIGHT THE QUADS IS FRIED NOW, HAD A MAJOR PUMP IN THE QUADS, walking bowlegged.
LEG PRESSES - 1 SET - 400 POUNDS TO 12 (ON THE NEW LEG PRESS MACHINE I USALLY GO 400, 500, 600, 700, 750 POUNDS IN SET BECAUSE OF MORE ROOM, BUT I WENT TOTHE OLD SCHOOL MACHINE WHEN IT'S ALL QUADS AND LESS ROOM 400 FEELS LIKE 700 ON THE OLD MACHINE, GO FIGURE?)
2ND SET - 400 POUNDS TO 12
3RD SET - 400 POUNDS TO 12
4TH SET - 450 POUNDS TO 12
SWEATING LIKE A PIG NOW, EVERY SET TO ME IS MY LAST SET, I GO ALL OUT, LEGS IS HARD FROM ALL THE BLOOD FLOW
SUPERSET LEG EXTENSIONS AND LYING LEG CURLS (FOR HAMS)
1ST SET - LEG EXT - 100 POUNDS 15-20, LYING LEG CURLS 100 POUNDS 15-20
2ND SET - - LEG EXT - 100 POUNDS 15-20, LYING LEG CURLS 100 POUNDS 15-20
3RD SET - - LEG EXT - 100 POUNDS 15-20, LYING LEG CURLS 100 POUNDS 15-20
SEATED CALF RAISE - 3 SETS
IT'S 0800 IN THE MORNING I HAVE TO GET OUT OF THERE, NO TIME FOR CARDIO,,,,,
RIGHT NOW QUADS IS SORE, GREAT NEWS, RIPPING OLD TISSUE FOR NEW GROWTH
STARTED ALL THE SUPPLEMENTS INSTEAD OF N.O. Xplode i received 5 packs from BB.COM OF
SQUATS - 1 SET - WARM UP - 135 LBS TO FAILURE (1:30 REST PERIOD)
2ND SET - 300 LBS TO FAILURE
3RD SET - 300 LBS TO FAILURE
4TH SET - 260 POUNDS TO 12
5TH SET - 250 POUNDS TO 15
ALRIGHT THE QUADS IS FRIED NOW, HAD A MAJOR PUMP IN THE QUADS, walking bowlegged.
LEG PRESSES - 1 SET - 400 POUNDS TO 12 (ON THE NEW LEG PRESS MACHINE I USALLY GO 400, 500, 600, 700, 750 POUNDS IN SET BECAUSE OF MORE ROOM, BUT I WENT TOTHE OLD SCHOOL MACHINE WHEN IT'S ALL QUADS AND LESS ROOM 400 FEELS LIKE 700 ON THE OLD MACHINE, GO FIGURE?)
2ND SET - 400 POUNDS TO 12
3RD SET - 400 POUNDS TO 12
4TH SET - 450 POUNDS TO 12
SWEATING LIKE A PIG NOW, EVERY SET TO ME IS MY LAST SET, I GO ALL OUT, LEGS IS HARD FROM ALL THE BLOOD FLOW
SUPERSET LEG EXTENSIONS AND LYING LEG CURLS (FOR HAMS)
1ST SET - LEG EXT - 100 POUNDS 15-20, LYING LEG CURLS 100 POUNDS 15-20
2ND SET - - LEG EXT - 100 POUNDS 15-20, LYING LEG CURLS 100 POUNDS 15-20
3RD SET - - LEG EXT - 100 POUNDS 15-20, LYING LEG CURLS 100 POUNDS 15-20
SEATED CALF RAISE - 3 SETS
IT'S 0800 IN THE MORNING I HAVE TO GET OUT OF THERE, NO TIME FOR CARDIO,,,,,
RIGHT NOW QUADS IS SORE, GREAT NEWS, RIPPING OLD TISSUE FOR NEW GROWTH
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Today was Shoulders with deadlift, had a long morning had to cut my workout short this morning, i workout 4x a week because i used to be in the gym 5-6x a week but i stop that shit, my family comes first,,,,,,,got some GOOD MORNING LOVE, took my seed to school, filled up the suv, went to the bank and got a quick workout...
my schedule is hectic got a full time job and a side hustle, the bay lifestyle is no joke you gots to have paper to live out here...
the sterol complex is kicking in a little, my test level is going up my libido is high, little acne so it's working, and the muscles is getting harder and fuller.......
DEADLIFT'S
WARM UP SET - 125 X 12
SET 1 - 225 X 12
SET 2 - 275 X 12
SET 3 - 295 X 8
SET 4 - 325 X 6
SET 5 - 350 X 4
mY SCHEDULE is crazy, a new project got me getting off in the morning so i head straight to gym i usally get atthe gym around 7am but today i got there at 9am , but i am feeling good today i breeze throught the dead lifts first 3 sets was butter, i give it to my diet, beef liver tabs and sterol complex.
alright racing against the clock, time to blast the shoulders, i am already 2 hours behind and still have to go home and get aleast 5-6 hours of sleep, coming of an shoulder injury, fucked my rotator cuff up by lifting heavy doing barbell shoulder press, not fucking with them no more so i rehabbing with dumbells, everytime i have an injury i got to the gym and work the body part and heal myself.
Dumbell Shoulder press
35lb x 25
40lb x 25
45lb x 20
50 x 15 going light, rehabbing my shoulder, got a serious burn and pump, rich blood of amino's, protein, ect...is flushing throught the rotator cuff, feels real good, alright i know i can't go throught my whole sets for shoulder and get some cardio in, i need sleep.
Seated Machine Lateral raise.
110 x 12
110 x 12
110 x 12
110 x 12...again im going for the pump, rehabbing the shoulder, cut my workout short today heading home to sleep..
my schedule is hectic got a full time job and a side hustle, the bay lifestyle is no joke you gots to have paper to live out here...
the sterol complex is kicking in a little, my test level is going up my libido is high, little acne so it's working, and the muscles is getting harder and fuller.......
DEADLIFT'S
WARM UP SET - 125 X 12
SET 1 - 225 X 12
SET 2 - 275 X 12
SET 3 - 295 X 8
SET 4 - 325 X 6
SET 5 - 350 X 4
mY SCHEDULE is crazy, a new project got me getting off in the morning so i head straight to gym i usally get atthe gym around 7am but today i got there at 9am , but i am feeling good today i breeze throught the dead lifts first 3 sets was butter, i give it to my diet, beef liver tabs and sterol complex.
alright racing against the clock, time to blast the shoulders, i am already 2 hours behind and still have to go home and get aleast 5-6 hours of sleep, coming of an shoulder injury, fucked my rotator cuff up by lifting heavy doing barbell shoulder press, not fucking with them no more so i rehabbing with dumbells, everytime i have an injury i got to the gym and work the body part and heal myself.
Dumbell Shoulder press
35lb x 25
40lb x 25
45lb x 20
50 x 15 going light, rehabbing my shoulder, got a serious burn and pump, rich blood of amino's, protein, ect...is flushing throught the rotator cuff, feels real good, alright i know i can't go throught my whole sets for shoulder and get some cardio in, i need sleep.
Seated Machine Lateral raise.
110 x 12
110 x 12
110 x 12
110 x 12...again im going for the pump, rehabbing the shoulder, cut my workout short today heading home to sleep..
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waterproof
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OFF DAY
EATING HEALTHY fucked up drank 2 diet mouNtain dews, i need to be more discipline, burnt my chicken breast and tubaware in the microwave, mad ass shit, that's 20 grams of protein, gone and i am working tonight then going to my side hustle, 16 hours straight working..fuck it, but taking my supplements on time.....
i feel real good though, even though i had 6.30 hours of sleep, energy level is up, clothes fit a little looser, leaning out a bit....... i give the energy levels to the healthy eating, vitamins but i can tell the Beef Liver tabs in the main reason, this shit is GOAT........
EATING HEALTHY fucked up drank 2 diet mouNtain dews, i need to be more discipline, burnt my chicken breast and tubaware in the microwave, mad ass shit, that's 20 grams of protein, gone and i am working tonight then going to my side hustle, 16 hours straight working..fuck it, but taking my supplements on time.....
i feel real good though, even though i had 6.30 hours of sleep, energy level is up, clothes fit a little looser, leaning out a bit....... i give the energy levels to the healthy eating, vitamins but i can tell the Beef Liver tabs in the main reason, this shit is GOAT........
waterproof
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OFF DAY AND CHEAT MEAL
I HAD STEAK NACHO'S with STEAK Quesadilla and a LITER OF DIET COKE....... TOMORROW IS SUPERSETTING CHEST AND BACK, I AM GOING TO START DOING CARDIO AGAIN ON SUN, MON, TUES & WED, I HAVE TO FIT IN MY TIGHT SCHEDULE...
I HAD STEAK NACHO'S with STEAK Quesadilla and a LITER OF DIET COKE....... TOMORROW IS SUPERSETTING CHEST AND BACK, I AM GOING TO START DOING CARDIO AGAIN ON SUN, MON, TUES & WED, I HAVE TO FIT IN MY TIGHT SCHEDULE...
waterproof
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this fucking month been crazy, losts of family born days, still cramming in workout trying to eat clean 5 days on the stack and lost a pound with NO CARDIO and not eating a clean as i should...., strength went up and my recover time is crazy, since i go heavy with a lots of reps I rest 2 mins, now i go at 1 or 1:30, energy levels is up and again i'M getting stronger and leaners
MONDAY WORK OUT CHEST/BACK
1ST WORKING SET Barbell Bench Supersetting with Chins
Set 1 = BBB 135x12, Chins 12 Reps
Set 2 = BBB 185x12, CHINS 12 REPS
SET 3 = BBB 205X12, CHINS 12 REPS
SET 4 = BBB 225X12, CHINS 12 REPS
SET 5 = BBB 235 to failure, then rest pause for 30 seconds, hit to failure
SET 6 = BBB 250 TO FAILURE, then rest pause for 30 seconds, hit to failure
(I HIT 300 POUNDS AND UP BEFORE MY SQUATS on leg days)
2nd WORKING SET INCLINE BARBELL SUPERSETTING WITH BARBELL UNDERHAND BENT OVER ROWS
ALLRIGHT, I AM SWEATING THEN, WITH A CRAZY PUMP AND ZAPPED
SET 1 = IBB 135X12, BENT OVER ROW 135X12
SET 2 = IBB 185X10, BENT OVER ROW 185X12
SET 3 = IBB 205X8, BENT OVER ROW 205X12
SET 4 = IBB 225X8, BENT OVER ROW 225X12
SET 5 = IBB 235X7, BENT OVER ROW 235X12
YEAH BUDDY, AND I STILL GOT 4 WORKING SETS TO GO, NO FUCKBOY SHIT, I AM HERE TO LIFT AND NOT PLAY.
3RD WORKING SET - SUPERSETTING FLAT BENCH AND INCLINE BENCH DUMBELLS (NOW I AM DRAINED, GOT A GALLON OF WATER WITH A SCOOP OF BCAA'S IN THEM, THIS IS SET IS ABOUT BLOOD FLOW, LIGHT WEIGHTS ARE HEAVY AS FUCK TO ME, THAT'S A GOOD THING, THOUGH THAT MEAN I AM OVERLOADING THE MUSCLE FIBERS AND DID A GREAT JOB, I AM USING 80'S ON THE FLAT AND 50'S ON THE INCLINE, I USALLY HIT THE 100'S FOR BOTH, BUT SINCE IM NOT FRESH, USE WHAT I CAN GET DECENT REPS)
1SET = Flat DB BENCH 80LBS TO FAILURE, INCLINE DB 50LBS TO FAILURE
2ND SET = SAME AS ABOVE
3RD SET = SAME AS ABOVE
4TH SET = SAME AS ABOVE
4TH WORKING SET - SUPERSETTING INCLINE DUMBELL FLYS WITH STANDING LAT PULLDOWNS
1SET = 40LBSX12 INCLINE FLY, STANDING LAT PULLDOWNS 30LBS X12
2SET = 45LBSX12 INCLINE FLY, STANDING LAT PULLDOWN 50LBS X 12
3RDSET = 50LBSX12 INCLINE FLY, STANDING LAT PULLDOWN 70LBS X 12
4THSET = 55 LBS X10 INCLINE FLY, STANDING LAT PULLDOWN 75 X 12
5 WORKING SET - SUPERSETTING DIPS AND UNDERHAND PULL UPS
1SET - DIPS AND UNDERHAND PULL UPS TO FAILURE
2ND SET - SAME AS ABOVE
3RD SET- SAME AS ABOVE
6 WORKING SET - LYING MACHINE FLY MACHINE FLYS (old school golds machine)
SET 1 = 110 lbs to failure
SET 2 = 110 lbs to failure
SET 3 = 110 LBS to failure
SET 4 = 110 to failure
yeah mayne, that's how i workout, no kid shit homie, you rest at home....as this is tuesday night as i give the update and i am still sore, went up in weights and reps, the beef liver and sterol complex is kicking in, the cla and fish oil is lowering the fat around the midsection.......great monday i had.
MONDAY WORK OUT CHEST/BACK
1ST WORKING SET Barbell Bench Supersetting with Chins
Set 1 = BBB 135x12, Chins 12 Reps
Set 2 = BBB 185x12, CHINS 12 REPS
SET 3 = BBB 205X12, CHINS 12 REPS
SET 4 = BBB 225X12, CHINS 12 REPS
SET 5 = BBB 235 to failure, then rest pause for 30 seconds, hit to failure
SET 6 = BBB 250 TO FAILURE, then rest pause for 30 seconds, hit to failure
(I HIT 300 POUNDS AND UP BEFORE MY SQUATS on leg days)
2nd WORKING SET INCLINE BARBELL SUPERSETTING WITH BARBELL UNDERHAND BENT OVER ROWS
ALLRIGHT, I AM SWEATING THEN, WITH A CRAZY PUMP AND ZAPPED
SET 1 = IBB 135X12, BENT OVER ROW 135X12
SET 2 = IBB 185X10, BENT OVER ROW 185X12
SET 3 = IBB 205X8, BENT OVER ROW 205X12
SET 4 = IBB 225X8, BENT OVER ROW 225X12
SET 5 = IBB 235X7, BENT OVER ROW 235X12
YEAH BUDDY, AND I STILL GOT 4 WORKING SETS TO GO, NO FUCKBOY SHIT, I AM HERE TO LIFT AND NOT PLAY.
3RD WORKING SET - SUPERSETTING FLAT BENCH AND INCLINE BENCH DUMBELLS (NOW I AM DRAINED, GOT A GALLON OF WATER WITH A SCOOP OF BCAA'S IN THEM, THIS IS SET IS ABOUT BLOOD FLOW, LIGHT WEIGHTS ARE HEAVY AS FUCK TO ME, THAT'S A GOOD THING, THOUGH THAT MEAN I AM OVERLOADING THE MUSCLE FIBERS AND DID A GREAT JOB, I AM USING 80'S ON THE FLAT AND 50'S ON THE INCLINE, I USALLY HIT THE 100'S FOR BOTH, BUT SINCE IM NOT FRESH, USE WHAT I CAN GET DECENT REPS)
1SET = Flat DB BENCH 80LBS TO FAILURE, INCLINE DB 50LBS TO FAILURE
2ND SET = SAME AS ABOVE
3RD SET = SAME AS ABOVE
4TH SET = SAME AS ABOVE
4TH WORKING SET - SUPERSETTING INCLINE DUMBELL FLYS WITH STANDING LAT PULLDOWNS
1SET = 40LBSX12 INCLINE FLY, STANDING LAT PULLDOWNS 30LBS X12
2SET = 45LBSX12 INCLINE FLY, STANDING LAT PULLDOWN 50LBS X 12
3RDSET = 50LBSX12 INCLINE FLY, STANDING LAT PULLDOWN 70LBS X 12
4THSET = 55 LBS X10 INCLINE FLY, STANDING LAT PULLDOWN 75 X 12
5 WORKING SET - SUPERSETTING DIPS AND UNDERHAND PULL UPS
1SET - DIPS AND UNDERHAND PULL UPS TO FAILURE
2ND SET - SAME AS ABOVE
3RD SET- SAME AS ABOVE
6 WORKING SET - LYING MACHINE FLY MACHINE FLYS (old school golds machine)
SET 1 = 110 lbs to failure
SET 2 = 110 lbs to failure
SET 3 = 110 LBS to failure
SET 4 = 110 to failure
yeah mayne, that's how i workout, no kid shit homie, you rest at home....as this is tuesday night as i give the update and i am still sore, went up in weights and reps, the beef liver and sterol complex is kicking in, the cla and fish oil is lowering the fat around the midsection.......great monday i had.
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