TimberLakers
Well-known member
Saturday - "Shoulder Day"
Started off the day nice and early with a taped mitt workout with my boxing coach. He's starting a school in Manhattan, and is putting together some film for a website and youtube blitz. Felt awesome this morning, even though my nastiest combos weren't on film, but felt great nonetheless. About an hour plus of cardio - sweat like a motherf*cker.
Went to the gym later that day for my actual weight workout - here's how it went down:
DB Military Press
12*45
12*50
8*60
BB Shrug
15*135
15*185
12*225
12*275
6*315 :aargh: <--- Yo, I don't know what got into me, but I was like WTF - throw another on...
35*135 <--- Something is wrong with me...
Snatch and Press
12*100
12*110
10*120
Lateral Arm Raises
3*12*15 (sets / reps / weight)
Front Plate Raises
3*10*35
DB Shrug
15*90
12*100
12*100
Weighted Punches (5lb)
100 Jabs
100 Cross
50 Jab, Cross, L Hook
50 R Hook
100 Shoeshine
So thats the end of my workout, but not really. My fridge broke as I was trying to defrost it (with a hammer). So I had to go buy a new one and carry all 100 pounds of it 6 blocks in NYC and up 5 flights of stairs to my apartment. I am so busted up. Tomorrow is a chest day, but I can already tell my shoulders are on fire.
I need some suggestions from you guys on how to break out my days. I'm not liking having my back and shoulders days adjacent due to the similar fatigue of some of my excercises. Right now I'm running a 4 day split with one day of rest approximately every 5 to 6 days. Running now at BACK / SHOULDER / CHEST/ LEGS... The legs day is crucial because it gives my entire upper body a break, but having back shoulder and chest on consecutive days just seems to beat the sh*t out of my body to a point where I don't have enough time to recouperate.
Oh, Garrett... Guess who got their Nolv today?
Started off the day nice and early with a taped mitt workout with my boxing coach. He's starting a school in Manhattan, and is putting together some film for a website and youtube blitz. Felt awesome this morning, even though my nastiest combos weren't on film, but felt great nonetheless. About an hour plus of cardio - sweat like a motherf*cker.
Went to the gym later that day for my actual weight workout - here's how it went down:
DB Military Press
12*45
12*50
8*60
BB Shrug
15*135
15*185
12*225
12*275
6*315 :aargh: <--- Yo, I don't know what got into me, but I was like WTF - throw another on...
35*135 <--- Something is wrong with me...
Snatch and Press
12*100
12*110
10*120
Lateral Arm Raises
3*12*15 (sets / reps / weight)
Front Plate Raises
3*10*35
DB Shrug
15*90
12*100
12*100
Weighted Punches (5lb)
100 Jabs
100 Cross
50 Jab, Cross, L Hook
50 R Hook
100 Shoeshine
So thats the end of my workout, but not really. My fridge broke as I was trying to defrost it (with a hammer). So I had to go buy a new one and carry all 100 pounds of it 6 blocks in NYC and up 5 flights of stairs to my apartment. I am so busted up. Tomorrow is a chest day, but I can already tell my shoulders are on fire.
I need some suggestions from you guys on how to break out my days. I'm not liking having my back and shoulders days adjacent due to the similar fatigue of some of my excercises. Right now I'm running a 4 day split with one day of rest approximately every 5 to 6 days. Running now at BACK / SHOULDER / CHEST/ LEGS... The legs day is crucial because it gives my entire upper body a break, but having back shoulder and chest on consecutive days just seems to beat the sh*t out of my body to a point where I don't have enough time to recouperate.
Oh, Garrett... Guess who got their Nolv today?