Jayhawkk said:Damn 345 Pulldowns...Are you wearing straps at that weight? I am working with 260~and have to have straps to hold on to the damn bar.
Beelzebub said:hasn't been a problem yet, but i can see how it will be real soon.
12/31 - legs/arms
circuit #1
front squats (raw)- 425 x 2 (easy, but the harness was bending too much too fast, so i had to ditch it, one more rep might have sent it sliding down my chest/arms)
hack squats (raw) - 720 x 9 PR
hammer leg curls - 170 x 15 PR
circuit #2
straight bar pressdowns - 345 x 8 PR
hammer dumbbell curls - 115's x 8 PR
(4) standing calves SS w/ ab machine thingy
flat bench - (5) 355 x 5 (joke, could've told a short story during each set)
Beelzebub said:1/3 - chest/back/shoulders
diet is starting to get in my head due to clothes feeling looser than normal, but strength hasn't slowed a bit. as long as i can keep that for a while, i'll be ok.
flat bench - (5) 355 x 5 (joke, could've told a short story during each set)
circuit #1
hammer decline - 590 x 5 PR
incline smith - 355 x 8 PR
cable crossovers TUT 2/2 - 140 x 9 PR
circuit #2
seated closegrip v-handle cable rows - 390 x 6 PR
weighted pullups - 65lbs x 10 (spot on 10) PR
machine pullovers TUT 2/2 - 300 x 10 PR
circuit #3
BTN smith - 345 x 3 PR
rear dumbbell raises - 60's x 10
lat raises TUT 2/2 - 45's x 10
cardio 25 mins
Beelzebub said:bend your legs brutha. also, i only move about 45 degrees whereas it sounds as if you're moving 90. if you're losing your arch, you're going too low. for me, i have a slight bend in my legs, push my hips backwards which causes me to start bending over, when my hips won't allow me to push backwards any further - back up. keeps me very tight this way and prevents any possible back mishap with losing your arch or going too far forward.
nycste said:light weight baby
Beelzebub said:1/10 - chest/back/shoulders
If history repeats itself, and the unexpected always happens, how incapable must Man be of learning from experience. -- George Bernard Shaw
flat bench - (1) 365 x 4 (strained right pec on top of rep 4, glorious. weight felt easy but something felt otherwise.)
pullups - 90lbs x 5
wide d-handle seated cable rows - 325 x 8 PR
lat raises - 40's x 12, 50's x 12
cardio 25 mins
It's not a bad pull, I'm well versed in this area by now and I can tell the difference between a bad one and not so bad one. Nevertheless, flat bench is out at least for the remainder of the diet. Low carbs and heavy weight don't generally mix well anyway.
Beelzebub said:1/10 - chest/back/shoulders
If history repeats itself, and the unexpected always happens, how incapable must Man be of learning from experience. -- George Bernard Shaw
flat bench - (1) 365 x 4 (strained right pec on top of rep 4, glorious. weight felt easy but something felt otherwise.)
pullups - 90lbs x 5
wide d-handle seated cable rows - 325 x 8 PR
lat raises - 40's x 12, 50's x 12
cardio 25 mins
It's not a bad pull, I'm well versed in this area by now and I can tell the difference between a bad one and not so bad one. Nevertheless, flat bench is out at least for the remainder of the diet. Low carbs and heavy weight don't generally mix well anyway.
Beelzebub said:pullups - 90lbs x 5
Ubiquitous said:you can acclimate to low carbs and heavy weight, you just won't have the stamina, and you cannot go for long workouts even if you pushed it because it would be counterproductive in terms of LBM.
You getting moody on the diet yet Beelze?
I'm sorry to hear about the glass pec rearing it's head.. at least you didn't really fugg it up.
You feeling leaner at all yet?
Taylor's Pride said:damn beez! very impressed for how big you are. :box: