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Time to get this going again! I took a week off, had a real light week the week before, and more intense last week. I am thinking about changing up my split since I am not going to deadlift for awhile. Also, no more bent-over barbell rows at all. Deadlifts I may give another spin, but not for a bit.
Anyway, I am thinking of changing my split from shoulders and tris on Thursday to Friday and hamstrings on Thursday since I am not deadlifting for hamstrings right now. I figured it would allow me to really get more out of my tri training since I will have a 2 day separation from chest training.
TJ liked the idea of summer shows, so we are kinda looking into which ones because I am probably going to do 2. I don't want to compete for the sake of being up onstage. I would like to excel and eventually make nationals and get my pro card. That is my goal.
I have consciously decided to intensify my training even more. Especially if I am going to get even close to what I want to do. I still have severe hip and knee pain that I work through. I am still starting with single leg presses because I am not confident enough to start with squats. So here goes...
Single leg press: 3 plates per side x 12, 3 pps +25 per side x 12, 4 pps x 12, +10 per side x 10, 2 pps x 16 with full 5 second negative every rep
Front squats: 135x7, 165x7, 175x5. Them did something different. I put just 25s on the bar and did 1 and half rep sets. I did 8. I don't really know what to shoot for on these, so I figured 95 lbs was a good starting point
Leg extensions: 165x12, 180x11, 135x13. Every set had not only 3 second peak contraction holds each rep, but also 2 to 3 second negative every rep
4 sets of calf raises to finish. Beginning of the year I will be making more time after the talk with the wife. Very exciited!
If i can make a suggestion maybe try doing leg extensions first exercise with more sets (6 with 2 sets warmup). try it for one workout youll see why in the middle of your workout it will feel different. Then to finish try doing 2-3 sets of sissy squats to failure.