N3wbs Training Log

[quote]redsox348984 wrote:
n3wb wrote:
Clifford wrote:
n3wb wrote:
Pics in my profile.

c’mon how bad can the claves really be it’s not like there 12 inchs or something.

They are realy small… If I lost fat they would be average for skiny kids my age or smaller.

whats there measurement?
mine are not that big either[/quote]

Shit man… not as small as mine they are about 16" cold, maybe less since I have lost some weight, around 2.25" smaller than my arm measurements.

My calves have grown about half a inch in the last 56lbs I gained.

Pulled a groin muscle today sounded like a couple twis snapping with 500lbs on my back.

This sucks, I will devote all of my time now to getting my bench back shoulders etc up to par with what my squat and deadlift used to be.

When I go back to squating I will be useing a close stance to put less strain on my groin.

Currently resting from all leg work.
Iceing off and on
Takeing anti inflamatory shit
and useing a heating pad through out the day.

I will also start streching when some of the pain goes away.

Im hopeing with a good 2 months rest I will be able to get back to squating or at least deadlifting.

Tips or help from anyone would be very appreciated.

This is depressing.

2x20 rotator cuff work

Pause benchin
130 x 3
130 x 2
220 x 1
300 x 1
325 x 1
325 x 1
325 x 0 legdrive hurt on this rep.
325 x 1

Low pin = bar touching but not resting on chest.
220 x 3
225 x 3
240 x 3

mid low-mid pin presses 2-3" off chest
220 x 6
240 x 5
250 x 3
260 x 3

high pin press 3-4" movement
240 x 10
270 x 10
340 x 6 or 7

2x20 different kind of rotator cuff work.

Great workout.

Now that I cant squat or deadlift I will work my shoulders back traps and arms much harder than I have before. I will put twice the effort into every set and keep my shoulders healthy.

My leg work over the next couple weeks/months will be limited to calf work and leg extensions. sadly I will be weak as fuck but I think I can get my quads to grow or at least maintain them.

sorry to here that man, just rest up and youll be back to hitting PRS in no time

Keep up the good work, man. I wish I’d had a tenth of the workout knowledge you’ve got when I was your age.

[quote]MCS wrote:
Keep up the good work, man. I wish I’d had a tenth of the workout knowledge you’ve got when I was your age.[/quote]

Thanks man.

[quote]redsox348984 wrote:
sorry to here that man, just rest up and youll be back to hitting PRS in no time[/quote]

I keep reading if you go back to soon the shit will linger around for like 5-6 months.

Its actualy not so bad. My bench was lagging to begin with and at least I learned my lesson with only 500lbs instead of 600 or something crazy like that. Much rather have a pulled groin muscle than a messed up back or a destroyed knee.

Im thinkin about taken like a month off any sensative movements and then learning to squat close stance ATG then hitting up the full smolov squat program for like 10-12 weeks or how ever long it is.

yah man, just make sure you go light when you first start back. smolovs a good idea, itll deinfitly add alot to your squat.

If your calves are that small then try Staggered Sets. I’m sure your’re familiar with the concept. Arnold did them when his calves sucked. While your resting from a set of squats or bench or whatever exercises you’re doing that day you go and do a set of calves.

At the end of your workout you’ve just done 12 or more sets of calves and used a variety of exercises. There’s really not much hazard in doing staggered sets with calves since even the hardest set of calf work isn’t gonna tire you out and make your other lifts suffer.

[quote]FightingScott wrote:
If your calves are that small then try Staggered Sets. I’m sure your’re familiar with the concept. Arnold did them when his calves sucked. While your resting from a set of squats or bench or whatever exercises you’re doing that day you go and do a set of calves.

At the end of your workout you’ve just done 12 or more sets of calves and used a variety of exercises. There’s really not much hazard in doing staggered sets with calves since even the hardest set of calf work isn’t gonna tire you out and make your other lifts suffer. [/quote]

Il try that thanks.

Been up since 11:45 pm took a 7 hour nap…

Rode my bike to the gym to hit a 6am workout.

rotator cuff work
2x20

Dumbell seated shoulder press
25 x 10
70 x 5
80 x 5
90 x 5
By this time its geting hard to get the dumbells up and moved around because it hurts…
100’s x 3 PR first rep was hell tho

Side laterls
20x10
30x10
40x10
20x15

rear delt raises chest suported
20 x 10
25 x 10
30 x 10
40 x 6-8?

2x20 rotator cuff work

scapula pullbacks or what ever they are called
3x20 on pulley station.

Good workout.

I also did hammer curls
40’sx3x10

I just remembered I fergot to do the calf workout…
Il probably go back later today and do some very light streching very light rotator cuff work calves and grip work.

[quote]n3wb wrote:
Pulled a groin muscle today sounded like a couple twis snapping with 500lbs on my back.

This sucks, I will devote all of my time now to getting my bench back shoulders etc up to par with what my squat and deadlift used to be.

When I go back to squating I will be useing a close stance to put less strain on my groin.

Currently resting from all leg work.
Iceing off and on
Takeing anti inflamatory shit
and useing a heating pad through out the day.

I will also start streching when some of the pain goes away.

Im hopeing with a good 2 months rest I will be able to get back to squating or at least deadlifting.

Tips or help from anyone would be very appreciated.

This is depressing.[/quote]

Depressing indeed. That sounds really awful, good luck with your recovery.

-Tommy

Barbell holds just moveing te bar like 1-2"
130 x 20cnt
220 x 20cnt
310 x 20cnt
405 x 20cnt
405 x 20cnt
405 x 20cnt
405 x 20cnt
405 x 19cnt

2x15 very light rotator cuff work.

Heavy grip gripper
200 x 10
200 x 8-10

[quote]Tmmmey wrote:
n3wb wrote:
Pulled a groin muscle today sounded like a couple twis snapping with 500lbs on my back.

This sucks, I will devote all of my time now to getting my bench back shoulders etc up to par with what my squat and deadlift used to be.

When I go back to squating I will be useing a close stance to put less strain on my groin.

Currently resting from all leg work.
Iceing off and on
Takeing anti inflamatory shit
and useing a heating pad through out the day.

I will also start streching when some of the pain goes away.

Im hopeing with a good 2 months rest I will be able to get back to squating or at least deadlifting.

Tips or help from anyone would be very appreciated.

This is depressing.

Depressing indeed. That sounds really awful, good luck with your recovery.

-Tommy

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Thanks.

Pulldown
4 x 8-10

high pulls/rows to neck
3-4 x 10

Pullovers with bar arms str8
20 x10
40x10
60x10
70x10

Dumbell rows
50x10
90x10
110x10

Cable rows
4x10

hammer curls
50’sx3x10

mmmmm i love sausage

EDIT: my weak faget ass brother got on here…

lol

On that note, what is your daily protein intake like Newb?

Forgive me if you have provided that information elsewhere.

[quote]n3wb wrote:
mmmmm i love sausage

EDIT: my weak faget ass brother got on here…

[/quote]

Haha.

I’d consider him kind if I were you, he could’ve done far worse things.

[quote]Plim wrote:
lol

On that note, what is your daily protein intake like Newb?

Forgive me if you have provided that information elsewhere.[/quote]

Could have swore I replyed to this.

Usualy 200 or a little bit over 200 and my weight is usualy a little under 260.

Im gonna up my protein soon tho.