Ass Kicking I So DeCerved(DC)
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06-16-2009 12:23 AM
Banned
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06-16-2009 09:50 AM
Banned
Well boys its gonna be hot as hell today here in austin. I have yet to find a reliable workout partner so most of my lifts for the DC training will be on machines for now. Pictures are coming tonight, but here is what I put up in the gym yesterday:
machine bench: 2 45's/side 17-5-3
mach decline: 2 45's and a 25/side 12-8-5
mach incline: 2 45's/side 8-5-2
mach shoulder press: 90lbs 4-4-4
db side raise: 35lbs 8-5-5
farmers walk: 100lbs 1 time around gym
dips: body weight 6-6-6(need to add 25lbs next time)
iron pushdown: 60lbs 8-8-8(to light)
pullups: body weight 4-2-3
wide pulldown: 140 8-6-5
wide cable row: 140 8-6-6
support rows: 2 45's 8-5-3
good mornings: 135 5-5(taking it slow on low back due to injury)
Like I said this was the hardest workout I have had in a while and it will take me a week or two to really get down and dirty with DC, but im giving it my all.
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06-16-2009 03:08 PM
Registered User
Originally Posted by
bigironkiller
Well boys its gonna be hot as hell today here in austin. I have yet to find a reliable workout partner so most of my lifts for the DC training will be on machines for now. Pictures are coming tonight, but here is what I put up in the gym yesterday:
machine bench: 2 45's/side 17-5-3
mach decline: 2 45's and a 25/side 12-8-5
mach incline: 2 45's/side 8-5-2
mach shoulder press: 90lbs 4-4-4
db side raise: 35lbs 8-5-5
farmers walk: 100lbs 1 time around gym
dips: body weight 6-6-6(need to add 25lbs next time)
iron pushdown: 60lbs 8-8-8(to light)
pullups: body weight 4-2-3
wide pulldown: 140 8-6-5
wide cable row: 140 8-6-6
support rows: 2 45's 8-5-3
good mornings: 135 5-5(taking it slow on low back due to injury)
Like I said this was the hardest workout I have had in a while and it will take me a week or two to really get down and dirty with DC, but im giving it my all.
You know you're doing too many sets, right? You should only be doing 1 working set per body part. You are doing 3 working sets for chest, 2 for delts, 2 for tris, 2 for back width, and 3 for thickness. You did 12 sets rather than the 5 you're supposed to do. You're probably over training bro. A major aspect of DC is not to over train. Nice w/o though lol.
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06-16-2009 03:39 PM
Registered User
AS bassgod said great workout- but that is not DC training...
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06-16-2009 03:48 PM
Banned
I had a feeling I over did it. When I read the article it said chose three and exercises, but I guess that meant rotate them. Sorry I messed it up, will make the neccessary adjustments for next workout. Hope you guys dont take this as my inexperience, just a misread and I hope you continue to follow the log. Like I said it should be exciting. Lets just chalk the first workout to a push into the correct DC training.
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06-16-2009 03:52 PM
Registered User
Ill still be following
, good luck! you may wanna skip the next upper body workout though...that much volume is gonna be a bitch to recover from in 4 days IMO
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06-16-2009 05:27 PM
Banned
Well I feel fine today, not to sore and body has a good pump. Weird thing is the workout I did Monday only lasted 1.25 hrs. So if I only did 1 exercise/bodypart Ill be out in 45min or less, beat up as hell yes, but still.
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06-16-2009 08:31 PM
Registered User
Originally Posted by
bigironkiller
I had a feeling I over did it. When I read the article it said chose three and exercises, but I guess that meant rotate them. Sorry I messed it up, will make the neccessary adjustments for next workout. Hope you guys dont take this as my inexperience, just a misread and I hope you continue to follow the log. Like I said it should be exciting. Lets just chalk the first workout to a push into the correct DC training.
People do it for weeks and don't know that they aren't doing it properly, lol, so don't worry about it bro. We'll still follow along for sure. Don't hesitate to ask any questions about anything either. Yea, you choose your 3 favorite exercises, preferably compound movements, for each body part and rotate them between 3 different sessions. This way you utilize a different exercise each time you're in the gym and you hit every body part twice per week, rather than the traditional once per week.
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06-16-2009 08:34 PM
Registered User
Originally Posted by
bigironkiller
Well I feel fine today, not to sore and body has a good pump. Weird thing is the workout I did Monday only lasted 1.25 hrs. So if I only did 1 exercise/bodypart Ill be out in 45min or less, beat up as hell yes, but still.
Correct, with DC you should be in and out of the gym in no more than an hour unless you're doing a modified form of it. I recommend sticking to "the book" right now though. At least for a few months until you see how it treats you. Also, even if you "feel" fine, that doesn't mean you're not over training. Lack of DOMS does not necessarily mean that you're not over training. Your muscles can be begging for bcaa's and food so they recover from a brutal beating, even if you can't feel it.
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06-16-2009 11:12 PM
Banned
Thanks bass. How long did it take you to feel yourself really squeezing out extra reps? For me its seems I get to that last rep and it goes pretty easy, but I try for one more and I cant budge the weight. Is it a mental thing I need to work on or what?
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06-17-2009 09:15 AM
Registered User
Originally Posted by
bigironkiller
Thanks bass. How long did it take you to feel yourself really squeezing out extra reps? For me its seems I get to that last rep and it goes pretty easy, but I try for one more and I cant budge the weight. Is it a mental thing I need to work on or what?
Say you did flat DB press for chest, well when you come back to that exercise after doing your other 2 chest exercises, you WILL get more reps and/or more weight. That's how it is for me. You have a log book, right? It's a great feeling looking at what you did last time and beating it. It is a mental thing, but you dhould be going in the gym to train balls to the wall EVERY time anyway. Accept NO defeat! You won't actually see any improvements until you repeat exercises though, rest assured they will come
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06-17-2009 07:21 PM
Banned
Had a really good day in the gym today, but was on the verge of throwing up all thirty minutes I was there. Here is how I threw around the bitches today:
stand bi curls: warmups, 50lbs 10-5-3
Farmers walk: 100lbs each hand around the gym once(its a full size golds gym) and then held for another 30seconds.
seated calf raise: 3 45's 13-10-8
hack squats: warmups, 2 45's 1 25 per side 8-6-6-
leg press:warmups, 16plates 4-4-4
Had to sit in my car for about 10min before I could make myself drive home. Gotta love that feeling....
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06-18-2009 12:31 AM
Registered User
Originally Posted by
bigironkiller
Had a really good day in the gym today, but was on the verge of throwing up all thirty minutes I was there. Here is how I threw around the bitches today:
stand bi curls: warmups, 50lbs 10-5-3
Farmers walk: 100lbs each hand around the gym once(its a full size golds gym) and then held for another 30seconds.
seated calf raise: 3 45's 13-10-8
hack squats: warmups, 2 45's 1 25 per side 8-6-6-
leg press:warmups, 16plates 4-4-4
Had to sit in my car for about 10min before I could make myself drive home. Gotta love that feeling....
Good session bro. Quads are one heavy set (4-6 if a squat, 6-10 if a leg press or hack squat) and then a 20 rep widowmaker. No RP quad exercises. Also, only some ham exercises are RP. You wouldn't want to RP SLD for example, but hack squats are fine IMO. When I did them, I RP them. Calves are also straight sets, I believe Dante says just 1 set, but I do 2. Kee[ them heavy 12 reps or so, and really concentrate on the stretch at the bottom of the movement. You'll want to do like 12sec eccentrics as well.
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06-18-2009 05:34 AM
Banned
Ok, so for quads I just do one heavy set in the rep range you reccommended and also for hams followed by a widow maker. So next leg session for legs should look like this for the hams/quads part:
hams- 1 heavy set
quads- 1 heavy set
widow maker......
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06-18-2009 12:06 PM
Registered User
Originally Posted by
bigironkiller
Ok, so for quads I just do one heavy set in the rep range you reccommended and also for hams followed by a widow maker. So next leg session for legs should look like this for the hams/quads part:
hams- 1 heavy set
quads- 1 heavy set
widow maker......
Quads - 1 set of 4-6 reps, rest 3-5min then a widowmaker
Hams - only some exercises shouldn't be RP. So if you're doing seated leg curls, RP those. Lying leg curls are RP also. But if you're doing something like SLD, then just do 1 heavy set. You're doing the extreme stretches as well, right?
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06-18-2009 12:51 PM
Banned
Yes, the extreme stretches are really intense, but they feel so good. There was some links on the DC website that showed pictures of all the stretches, plus I already was stretching regulary.
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06-18-2009 11:10 PM
Banned
Well after a week of starting into DC training I have made a few mistakes, but with the help of bassgod, I have got the idea better. I have also been reading day and night on the DC official site and will be finishing out the week of DC practice tomorrow. Monday I will restart and be ready to take my muscles to the next level.
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06-19-2009 06:47 PM
Banned
Hey guys, hope you all have some good weekend plans. Today was just a maintanence day in the gym. Since I have had some misques in the first week of my DC training I decided that today would just be a light full bosy workout in the gym and alot of extreme stretching, to get ready for Monday. Still trying to post up pictures, but I am afraid it wont be till next week.
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06-19-2009 08:30 PM
Board Supporter
I suggest you really research DC, before continuing on. Just train in a fashion you know well, while you figure out what you need to be doing on DC.
Bassgod has given you good advice, but honestly, you need to do some of the leg work, research it, come back and lay out your full plan, with proper rep ranges, and then people can help you from there.
The program works best when you fully understand it, and are doing it textbook. The way you are going, is the way allot of people go, bastardizing it, and then end up quitting it, and saying "dc is garbage, it doesn't work"
Originally Posted by
bigironkiller
Well after a week of starting into DC training I have made a few mistakes, but with the help of bassgod, I have got the idea better. I have also been reading day and night on the DC official site and will be finishing out the week of DC practice tomorrow. Monday I will restart and be ready to take my muscles to the next level.
What official site? Intense Muscle?
Good luck, brotha-
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06-19-2009 08:46 PM
Registered User
I agree, the information is there. Just go out and research it yourself so that you can have first hand knowledg. intensemuscle.com gives you everything you need.
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