I like that analogy. Me caveman, me deadlift dinosaur. Me eat dinosaur. Me have sex with smelly cavewomen....
leg day...
ate 1 box of fruity pebbles 1 hour before workout (yes the whole box:smileeek![]()
Aromasin should increase test and igf levels if I remember right
looking strong in here man, try adding some mobility work to your routine for that hamstring like defrancos agile 8
I'm pretty sure my deadlift came from 16+years of wrestling... my back is like a turtle shell...Ive done some sumos and some snatch grip deads to try to correct some of my form... they kinda force me to involve more hipsBut I haven't actually done much other than some extra foamrolling/massage especially on my hams/glutes/itbandsYour a beast bro, that deadlift is nuts for your bodyweight, did you fix your deadlift set up to take the stress off the hams or no?
damn! nice log man. good job on overcoming injuries, its part of the game.
Standing Overhead Presses
YTL
Scarcrows
Pullaparts
Face pulls
Dead Stop Side Laterals
Rotator Cuff movements
tried a 10x10 back workout today
didnt like it too much, this next week i will be playing around with volume/rest periods/intensity techniques..
tomorrow i squat
Its a straight arm side lateral then when you cant do anymore do bent arm side laterals till you cant do anymore, then front raises. Thats one set.
tried a 10x10 back workout today
didnt like it too much, this next week i will be playing around with volume/rest periods/intensity techniques..
tomorrow i squat
TYI's or TYL's are a godsend for my shoulders. I superset them with band pullaparts (I usually use the mini bands from EFS) as a capper to my upper-body sessions.
i do db shoulder presses 3 x 8 - not to failure and db lateral raises 4 x 10 - not to failure. shoulders gonna get pretty meaty from all the compound lifts tho too
slow down the tempo, focus on squeezing the muscle. dont kill yourself so you dont recover, stress the muscle and itll grow.
hah i agree! people rush so fast, "oh man im trying to keep my heart rate up" well go do some stair steppers lolIm def a fan of that, never could see why dudes in the gym are blasting through there sets like they're late for something, always go by the 2 c's, Control, and Concentrate. Slow, good form workouts will show more results then fast bad form workouts.
my usual shoulder workout is seated military barbell press, lateral raises, rear delt flys, and one other rear delt exercise as they lag :O
heres my problem.... if i dont lift to failure, or at least 95% to failure.... OR do only 3x8 i walk out of the gym feeling as if i have accomplished nothing....
i try to go all out all the time, and just make sure im eating in a calorie surplus, sleeping at least 10-12hrs and living as much of a stress free life as possible.
tomorrow im doing shoulders/arms/abs
i took today off completely so i can really kill it tomorrow
You have to remember that shoulders are an accessory muscle and do not require as much volume as people think that they need.
It depends how your split goes and your exact goals for the next few months. If you're looking at just strength, then any of muscle of the arm (biceps, triceps, delts) do not need their own day. Right now, I do 3-4 sets for biceps (they're not important for strength), 6-7 sets for triceps, and ~10 sets (collectively) for delts.
I haven't followed Kabuki's log in a couple of years.
5/3/1 with the Dave Tate assistance template will get you there. This is, more or less, what I've been doing for about 6 months and my numbers have improved dramatically.
Weight gain is good to a point, but it can kill your leverages if done too quickly.
What do you do for legs? Being able to DL that much more than your squat is strange (unless it's a technical issue).
5/3/1 with the Dave Tate assistance template will get you there. This is, more or less, what I've been doing for about 6 months and my numbers have improved dramatically.
Weight gain is good to a point, but it can kill your leverages if done too quickly.
What do you do for legs? Being able to DL that much more than your squat is strange (unless it's a technical issue).
well, heres the reasoning behind my legs being so weak- in short, about 2 years ago i crashed a motorcycle and broke both of my legs...
torn acl/mcl/medial maniscus in one knee
hairline fractured tibia
completely broken tibia on my other leg along with a nasty high ankle sprain
i shrunk down from 205ish to 155 with the help of the good ol oxycontin
now, my legs are beginning to get back to where they were, but its taking a while...
i squat quad dominant (weak hamstrings) and i dont have a GHR at my gym (its coming next month) so basically there is something going on with my form/tech. issue
and when i deadlift, i usually use way more back than i should, and ive been trying out some new ideas to correct my hip drive issues... (snatch grip deadlifts w 35lb plates and bands)
[video]http://www.youtube.com/user/ablax78?blend=1&ob=5[/video]
Is this template in the 5/3/1 book? Or from somewhere else?
Good Mornings, Hypers, and SLDL. That and box squat every leg session. It sounds like you need to learn to sit back on your hips.
goodmornings on leg day? or back day?
also, do you see any issue with deadlifting on back day and squatting on leg day? - i get so fried if i deadlift/squat the same day
im gunna box squat to this 12" box we got... every session, until i can squat something decent... im embarrased to tell people what i deadlift vs what i squat