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just got that, looks like some good stuff man, OL has always been an awesome staple I wish they had a store near by I could goto that would be the ****!
Oh yeah, looked nice and swole while on the sd. Getting that drier, lean look with the d1m and trenI haven't taken sd a bit but considering as a finisher next prep to keep full While on low carbs. Did you notice it kept you full.
Yeah manipulating anadrol to stay full while mitigating water can be quite complicated I've been reading sd is a much better choiceOh yeah, looked nice and swole while on the sd. Getting that drier, lean look with the d1m and tren
I really enjoyed everything about the sd except the lethargy. The glycogen retention was incredibleYeah manipulating anadrol to stay full while mitigating water can be quite complicated I've been reading sd is a much better choice
Yeah I'll be running enough test and clen come that point in precontest to combat any lethargyI really enjoyed everything about the sd except the lethargy. The glycogen retention was incredible
Sounds like you have a plan!Yeah I'll be running enough test and clen come that point in precontest to combat any lethargy
Still a little sensitive but no lumps! I have some ralox on the way for pct just in caseHow're your nips doin?
Hellllll yeah!Still a little sensitive but no lumps! I have some ralox on the way for pct just in case
I need to tighten up my incline game, have been slacking on it a bit. I think the 5×5 with rest pause is what wrecked me. Nice that I have someone to work out with now and spot me so I can do exercises like that. There are some things you just don't want to do in an empty gym at 5amHave a good ride brother.
Killing it if your still sore. Sometimes I love focusing so much on incline
If I felt like a certain lift was going to injure me I would stay away from it too. I just started dead lifting again after close to 3 years because of injury. Sucks not dead lifting but crippling back pain sucks worse.Wish I could do inclines my shoulders are bad and last time I did inclines my left shoulder rolled out . I'm sure I could do them and start with some low weight and work up but its to risky for me . Just like I don't do snatches for the same reason. :,(
That's awesome you got yourself a partner man you got it made! just remember to start with incline first in your routines if you want to crush it and make those gains!! with the looks of it your going to have a whole gym family soon at 5am hahaI need to tighten up my incline game, have been slacking on it a bit. I think the 5×5 with rest pause is what wrecked me. Nice that I have someone to work out with now and spot me so I can do exercises like that. There are some things you just don't want to do in an empty gym at 5am
I've been hitting the smith machine for heavy incline presses the last few sessions, going to switch to free weight next week. I have also been throwing incline dB presses superset with flat dB presses, has been working real good for me. I feel like I've been in a little bit of a training rut so I've been trying to switch things up a little bit. Have a cool little shoulder workout set up for tomorrow, borrowed a few techniques from that video you shared on fbThat's awesome you got yourself a partner man you got it made! just remember to start with incline first in your routines if you want to crush it and make those gains!! with the looks of it your going to have a whole gym family soon at 5am haha
Will give it a try Saturday.Cool ok so do this, 3x incline db with 75% max 8-10 times, superset with pecdec or d-ring cable flye/crossovers 3x of those drop sets each time leaning a little forward 25 x 3 (reaching failure on each with right amount of weight) the DB Inclines and cable cross overs, flyes and the uppercut cable cross over with your elbows about 35% angle at sides and moving up and in till your palms are directly in front of your face..
those will inspire monster growth bro! i don't like to sound like a know it all cause of course nobody is, but i got some massive experience on making those stubborn babys grow, and remember you can throw in incline bb presses and change incline angles from highest to lowest for 3-4 sets to hit every angle.. they even had a thing on here about it i think.. so like 85% 55% 25-30% incline hope this helps! and your shoulder workouts are boss like dma's!
You must spread some reputation around before giving it to KilaCali again. Suprise, supriseCool, i hope it helps out man, i know ive helped and trained others with similar routines and within month or two natural they had it starting to pop out
Gotcha covered.You must spread some reputation around before giving it to KilaCali again. Suprise, suprise
Maybe try to start doing a few of your warm up sets on incline benches? Might give your body a chance to warm up the shoulders and chest at the same time. Plus it's never a bad idea to get the body moving in certain, perhaps more awkward, movement pathways.I feel you on that . I honestly haven't touched incline in 2 years haha
yea I was going to recommend that and using light dumbells and don't go up at to high of an angle the more stress on the front delt, or possibly start low and go up 20 degree's each time as you get more warmed up and comfortable 30 / 50 / 70. try to stay away from barbells and most machines unles you do single arm press with them where you can manipulate your body slightly to accomadate the move cause all those put you in a fixed position and force it too much, I think dumbells are always the better way to go for true strength and definition anyways. maybe try light incline cable flyes as well. oh and keep your elbows pointed a little more down so you put more stress on your backarms the higher up your elbows point well doing that the more stress on that shoulder.Maybe try to start doing a few of your warm up sets on incline benches? Might give your body a chance to warm up the shoulders and chest at the same time. Plus it's never a bad idea to get the body moving in certain, perhaps more awkward, movement pathways.
I agree, dumbbells would be the way to go in that situation.yea I was going to recommend that and using light dumbells and don't go up at to high of an angle the more stress on the front delt, or possibly start low and go up 20 degree's each time as you get more warmed up and comfortable 30 / 50 / 70. try to stay away from barbells and most machines unles you do single arm press with them where you can manipulate your body slightly to accomadate the move cause all those put you in a fixed position and force it too much, I think dumbells are always the better way to go for true strength and definition anyways. maybe try light incline cable flyes as well. oh and keep your elbows pointed a little more down so you put more stress on your backarms the higher up your elbows point well doing that the more stress on that shoulder.
Fairly complete. I will just further one of his points; since I'm currently going through this I have focused on keeping my scapula, rear delts, lats and traps all engaged (contracted) through out the entirety of any press movement. Doing this disengages the front delts and upper pec to a degree in most press movements which will in turn release (most) the pressures associated with lifting. But slow and steady wins this race.yea I was going to recommend that and using light dumbells and don't go up at to high of an angle the more stress on the front delt, or possibly start low and go up 20 degree's each time as you get more warmed up and comfortable 30 / 50 / 70. try to stay away from barbells and most machines unles you do single arm press with them where you can manipulate your body slightly to accomadate the move cause all those put you in a fixed position and force it too much, I think dumbells are always the better way to go for true strength and definition anyways. maybe try light incline cable flyes as well. oh and keep your elbows pointed a little more down so you put more stress on your backarms the higher up your elbows point well doing that the more stress on that shoulder.
This is all preference so I respect how everyone operates but if it were me (and it is) I wouldn't and didn't use DB's at first. The issue for me was DB's force the activation of stabilizer muscles. Stabilizers are less a factor vis-a-vis BB lifts. Controlling the sway of the DB and it's movement placed added pressures that weren't there with BB lifts. BB lifts gave me more control, didn't over activate other muscles local to my injury which allowed me to get strength back first. I have only recently (like only my last chest workout) used DB's for chest. But like I said, each man is an island. The previous contributors know what they are talking about. You'll have to see what works best for you.I agree, dumbbells would be the way to go in that situation.
I can see your point here, I guess it also depends on the specific injury as well.This is all preference so I respect how everyone operates but if it were me (and it is) I wouldn't and didn't use DB's at first. The issue for me was DB's force the activation of stabilizer muscles. Stabilizers are less a factor vis-a-vis BB lifts. Controlling the sway of the DB and it's movement placed added pressures that weren't there with BB lifts. BB lifts gave me more control, didn't over activate other muscles local to my injury which allowed me to get strength back first. I have only recently (like only my last chest workout) used DB's for chest. But like I said, each man is an island. The previous contributors know what they are talking about. You'll have to see what works best for you.
i get what your saying and each injury has its own cause and effect, the way it sounded is you were possibly at to high of an angle either with the bench elevation or your arms were locked in to high and with barbell movements its going to put ALOT of stress on that shoulder joint when your locked in like that as with dumbells yes your stabilizers take over more but your able to change angles,direction and placement so that your shoulder joint isn't stuck in that awkward positionThis is all preference so I respect how everyone operates but if it were me (and it is) I wouldn't and didn't use DB's at first. The issue for me was DB's force the activation of stabilizer muscles. Stabilizers are less a factor vis-a-vis BB lifts. Controlling the sway of the DB and it's movement placed added pressures that weren't there with BB lifts. BB lifts gave me more control, didn't over activate other muscles local to my injury which allowed me to get strength back first. I have only recently (like only my last chest workout) used DB's for chest. But like I said, each man is an island. The previous contributors know what they are talking about. You'll have to see what works best for you.
My pain was general to all press movements; however, you have the cause nailed it seems. At the time of injury my compound movements were minimal but my set up limited the diversity of available exercise so I lifted the areas (chest and shoulders) heavy and often. Thus, overwork and improper form did cause my injuries as you said. My front delts and pecs were (and still are) disproportionately strong which caused a massive shift in my shoulder joint forward, down and in. I released it through A LOT of stretching. And focusing on "back" contractions throughout my press activities didn't allow my delt to over power my movements and opened the area up some which took some of the pressure off. Now my injury filter to the inner head of my bicep, my tri's and forearm. This may be why movements that activated large amounts of stabilizer muscles, in already overly exhausted area, effected the injury site more. Love the conversation because you're right each injury has it's own finger print and what worked this time may not work next time and I'm glad I have another frame of reference should that happen.i get what your saying and each injury has its own cause and effect, the way it sounded is you were possibly at to high of an angle either with the bench elevation or your arms were locked in to high and with barbell movements its going to put ALOT of stress on that shoulder joint when your locked in like that as with dumbells yes your stabilizers take over more but your able to change angles,direction and placement so that your shoulder joint isn't stuck in that awkward position
so with even really light weight you could focus strictly on your chest and tri muscles by perfecting that form, it kind of sounds like your side and rear delts were possibly overworked when you did this and its a fairly common injury on shoulder day or chest day, specially if you do one after the other it puts massive stress on that joint and when your front delt fails the side and rear aren't strong enough to compensate so you get those horrible injuries, im no doctor of course just trying to lay out my own .02cents and perspective,
i know it could have been a number of things, i just know that is a very common injury because people tend to train more compound movements and never get good enough focus and concentration on those secondary muscle groups that really come in to play when your hittin it hard.. anyhow i hope your able to get back to it soon enough and what i wrote helps someone though ifeel like i was just rambling on lol, apologies to mr. yates, all hail keep up the hard work bro!! love you all.
Standing. Felt great, nice pump. 95 pounds got heavy real quick!lol hell yeah I'm going to do the up and over the head shoulder presses on my other shoulder day.
Gnarly full delt pump huh?!
Where you standing or sitting?
kickass shoulder workout, you shrugging with the kb in front of you? never thought of that! gonna have to try some of that, glad you used to negativity to fuel your session bro, keep up the great work!New shoulder workout
Military press alternating front to back every rep w/ 95 pounds
4 sets of 12
Single arm dB press
4 sets of 12
Upright rows
4 sets 12
Kettle bell front raise w/ swing
3 sets 12
Superset cable front and side raises
4 sets 12
Reverse Pec deck
4 sets 15
I was super pissed off this morning about some dumb sh1t but it turned my workout into a straight throw down with barely any rest. I'm still sitting at 182 but I'm looking nice and lean, muscles look full. My calories are still pretty low and I'm just going to recomp this cycle out
It's just a front lateral raise with a little swinging cheat. Hits the lower back as wellkickass shoulder workout, you shrugging with the kb in front of you? never thought of that! gonna have to try some of that, glad you used to negativity to fuel your session bro, keep up the great work!
Worth a try! I guess I need to tighten up my explanations or start doing more basic movements. Just caught up on your cycle plans, how much longer are you running this trifecta?ohhh ok, I was picturing holding it out and then doing a shrug, maybe I just made up a new type of shrug lol
Really you just want some fats to help with absorption, you don't need a lot of food. I usually throw some olive oil in my shake for my am dose and eat a little peanut butter with my pm doseNice idea with taking the fish oil with each does. Going to apply that myself. Any certain amount of food to go with the doses? High fat..low fat? Big or small meal?
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