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The New Rules of Lifting - The Original Based on the original book by Lou Schuler with workout programs by Alwyn Cosgrove

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Old 11-09-2007, 11:21 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Default Conclusion of Strength II for the 2nd time.

Workout D(4): Final Workout of Srength II

General Warm-Up
1/4 mile jog on the treadmill
Calisthenics

Superset with Full Rest:
Rest: 180 after each set
Tempo: 2 0 1

Barbell Push Press
1 x 4 x 135 (+10 lbs.)
1 x 4 x 140 (+10 lbs.) PR
1 x 8 x 125 (+5 lbs.) PR
1 x 12 x 115 (+5 lbs.) PR

Wide-Grip Pull Up
2 x 4 x B+20 (+5 lbs.) PR
1 x 8 x B+12.5 (+2.5 lbs.) PR
1 x 12 x B+7.5 (+2.5 lbs.) PR

Superset with full rest:
Rest: 90 sec.
Tempo: 2 1 1

Dumbbell Incline Bench Press (below 45 degrees per A.C)
2 x 4 x 130 (2-65's) (+10 lbs.> 5 each hand) PR
1 x 12 x 110 (2-55's) (+10 lbs.> 5 each hand) PR

Cable Seated Row
2 x 4 x 195 (+5 lbs.) PR
1 x 12 x 180 (+5 lbs.) PR

Straight Sets: (Added)
Additional Sets Suggested by Alwyn for my benefit and depending on my energy levels.
(90 sec. rest)
Push-Ups (one high rep set)
1 x 40 x B
Inverted Row (one high rep set)
1 x 20 x B

Straight Sets:
Rest: 90
Tempo: 2 0 2

Dumbbell Upper-Body Russian Twist (substitute Cable Wood Chops per A.C.)
2 x 6(e) x 85 (+5 lbs.) PR

Comments: Well, Strength III is completed. Wow! As I started to put this report together, I pulled out my logs for SI and SIII and it dawned on me that I hit a shitload of PRs by either equalling or improving the best I have ever done on some of these exercises. Needless to say, I was very pleased since I am not real good at upper body strength. What happens in Strength III remains to be seen.
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Old 11-09-2007, 12:53 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Very nice numbers! Great job!
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Old 11-13-2007, 03:46 PM   #3 (permalink)
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Very nice numbers indeed!! It must have been nice to realize that most of those were PR's afterwards.

Were you able to add those additional exercises through most/all of the workouts? Or did you find that some days you had already hit your limit?
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