I guess it’s my turn to show some balls, and actually have a log.
I’ve been training for about 7 months, 5 of those being pretty serious, where as the first two, were mainly training for like 3 hours a session, doing mainly cable or machine exercises. Needles to say, my training partner had an odd aditude “anything less than 2 hours in the gym is for pussys, and one must do as many different exercises as posible” - I did grow in this period, but that was mainly newby gains.
I started off at 156lbs @ 6’5, which is of course insanely skinny. Currently I am sitting at 195lbs, so I’m getting there.
I’m no expert, but you might consider taking out day 7 and making it a rest day if you plan on being fresh for Chest/back again on Day 1. You might even do
Chest/back
Legs (squat)
off
Chest/back
Legs (deadlift)
Shoulder/arms
off
Your shoulders and arms are going to be hit every session, then just pound them on the last day of the week, rest, and start over.
[quote]gabex wrote:
I’m no expert, but you might consider taking out day 7 and making it a rest day if you plan on being fresh for Chest/back again on Day 1. You might even do
Chest/back
Legs (squat)
off
Chest/back
Legs (deadlift)
Shoulder/arms
off
Your shoulders and arms are going to be hit every session, then just pound them on the last day of the week, rest, and start over.
Just a suggesiton. I’m sure others will chime in.[/quote]
He can also mix two days, say shoulders on monday, and arms on thursday.
I will consider both ideas, but I’d like to try this one out first, and see how my body actually reacts to it.
If I can’t handle it, I will cut down to 5 days.
SUPER training today!
Chest-Back day
Bench press
Warm up
1x12 at 55kg (Rep pr)
Gym closed.
I hate holydays! I’ll have to do this again tommorow…
Straight sets are fine. So’s ramping the weight. It’s all part of experimenting…at your level I tend to lean more towards straight sets personally, but it’s just my preference.
I had hurt my ancle, could only do one set of 7 reps, was simply too painful. Besides, my lowerback were very fatiuged after the deadlift, so I don’t think front squats are very optimal after heavy deadlifting, I’ll try lunges next time.
Pull through
3x12 @ something. (I don’t really bother with the weight, when it’s just on the cable machine)
Hypers
3x12 @ BW+ 10lbs, I’ll have to use more weight, but I’m kinda adjusting to this movement, so I’ll take it abit slow.
Abs
whatever
It was actually a good workout, even though the squatting sucked, but there is not much to do when your foot is messed up…
Aragon: Straight sets are fine. So’s ramping the weight. It’s all part of experimenting…at your level I tend to lean more towards straight sets personally, but it’s just my preference.
Okay, I’ll keep that in mind.
Going for a max in bench tommorow. I’m really hoping for 200lbs. But we’ll see.