[quote]pabergin wrote:
[quote]young n wrote:
[quote]pabergin wrote:
Saturday bw 216.5
Sunday bw 219.5
Today’s morning bw 217 (interesting fluctuations this weekend)
Previous bw high 233 (estimated)
Today’s workout duration 61 minutes (these times always include warm up and stuff)
Hip abductor machine 130 x 40, 150 x 20 --------------Defranco’s Agile 8
Seated leg curl 70 x 40, 25 ------------------------------Supine swiss ball leg curls x8 reps
Reverse lunge x 10 ----------------------------------Defranco’s Agile 8
Shoulder external rotation with cable 12.5 x 18, 2 x 17 -------Push up plus x8 reps
Tgu 25 x 2, 30 x 3
Jvfs 45 x 2 x 8, 65 x 4, 95 x 2, 105 x 2 x 5
L sit heels down 30s x 3 -----------------------Planks, side planks, reverse crunches, rollouts
Back extension 15 x 3 x 12
Machine laterals 55 x 3 x 10
Farmers walk 85 x 76s (upper body locking together, staying solid longer)
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Sorry I try to make sense, but it came out looking stupid.
If you got any questions feel free to ask.
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Hey young n,
Thanks for all the feedback.
I tried push up plus today in lieu of the external rotations. They can definitely help save me a little time at the gym, or even be done at home. [/quote]
Yes, they can be done at home.
[quote]pabergin wrote:
Do you think the 8 push ups are as effective as all the external rotations? I was doing them specifically for my rotator cuff because I had, can get, some shoulder pain. [/quote]
Shoulder pain can be caused by a number of different factors, so if you feel as though the external rotations are helping, please do keep them in there. The rotator cuff gets enough work done through a lot of the movements performed. And I’m just a fan of having “whole body” movements in the warm up rather than isolation work. The 8 push ups is just a number, just do enough to get the blood flowing and get activated, no need to get past 20 reps. I’ll get into detail about this at a later time if you want.
[quote]pabergin wrote:
I read about the agile 8a while back but forgot about it. It’s something I’m willing to try. It could also be done at home before leaving for the gym. I’ll have to look it up again and see how it works for me. I’m not obsessed with the hip abductor machine but I do get a pleasant warm up with it. [/quote]
The Agile 8 and Limber 11 (I think thats is the new one), give it a shot, see how you feel, keep it if you like it, drop it if you don’t. If you like the abductor machine keep it, I just think a banded monster walk would have been better, but thats just me.
[quote]pabergin wrote:
As for the l sit. I wanted to pick one an exercise to get good at. This one caught my interest because it looks cool, lights up my abs when doing the full movement more so than other core exercises, and gets me to really tighten down my back hard. If I ever get there, a v sit would be pretty awesome. Part of it is psychological, I just like them so I’m motivated to do the work.
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Wow! A V sit, I’m rooting for you buddy.
Just remember to keep your form perfect. That’s why I threw those other variations out there.
Stay strong