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Old 04-09-2007, 11:10 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Hello all..... and welcome to my log....

Current Stats:
Height: 5'9 - 5'9.5
Age: 17
Weight: 170 - in morning, depleted
haven't done any 1rm tests yet:
Bench: 8 x 178lbs
Squat: 4sets x 9 x 207lbs
Deadlift:4sets x 6 x 289lbs

Goals:
Currently I want to gain strength while cutting, but after that its strength and size.

Some 1rm goals for the end of the year:
Bench: 250
Squat 350
Deadlift 425

I'm going to be following a program I got from Paranoid Android, which he got from Frank S. for the next 6 weeks, here it is:

DAY 1 (Monday)
Wide Stance Box Squats: 5-7 x 3
Natural GHR: 3 x 6-8
Split Squats: 3 x 6-8
Romanian Deadlifts: 2 x 20

DAY 2 (Wednesday)
Plyometric Push-ups (clapping push-ups):5-7 x 3
Floor Presses: 5 x 3
Dumbbell One Arm Bent-over Row:3 x 6-8
Military Press:3 x 6-8

DAY 3 (Friday)
Deficit Deadlifts:
-week 1-2: Do 5 sets of 3 reps with a constant weight
-week 3-4: Work up to 3rm doing many sets to get there
-week 5-6: Work up to 1rm if 3rm felt alright.
Bulgarian Split Squats: 3 x 6-8
Reverse Grip underhand rows slightly cheated: 3 x 6-8
Good Mornings: 2 x 12-15
DB Concentration Curls: 3 x 6-8
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Old 04-09-2007, 11:23 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Ok, first workout from yesterday:

9/4/07
Weight:170


sets x reps x weight

Box Squat
3 x 207lbs
3 x 223lbs
3 x 234lbs
3 x 245lbs
3 x 256lbs
3 x 267lbs
3 x 278lbs

Natural GHR(attempts)
3 x 8 x BW

Split Squats
3 x 6e x 135lbs

Romanian Deadlifts
2 x 20 x 135lbs

Comments:
-converting all those weights from kilograms to pounds was annoying
-For the box squats, this was the first time I had ever box squatted, and also the first time i had done any type of squat for less than 9 reps, so i totally guessed the weight at the start. Last two sets started to get hard though.
- As for the GHR's, my negatives are pretty much a free-fall now, then i push up for the concentric portion and focus on really contracting the hams, most of the work is done by the push, but the last portion is done by me. Damn GHR's are hard.
-Split Squats were ALOT harder than i thought(first time doing them), made all the reps, but i think my form must be off or something, these didn't feel to good.
-20 rep RDL's! really feel the burn in the hams, and the gripping muscles. these were good.
-Overall an awesome workout, lots of new exercises and rep ranges.
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And, Immediately after I went for a 20 minute jog, with an annoyingly painful back pump.
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cool, I'll be checking in.




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Seriously nice work....You're kicking my ass haha.



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Originally Posted by Simon C
Ok, first workout from yesterday:

9/4/07
Weight:170


sets x reps x weight

Box Squat
3 x 207lbs
3 x 223lbs
3 x 234lbs
3 x 245lbs
3 x 256lbs
3 x 267lbs
3 x 278lbs

Natural GHR(attempts)
3 x 8 x BW

Split Squats
3 x 6e x 135lbs

Romanian Deadlifts
2 x 20 x 135lbs

Comments:
-converting all those weights from kilograms to pounds was annoying
-For the box squats, this was the first time I had ever box squatted, and also the first time i had done any type of squat for less than 9 reps, so i totally guessed the weight at the start. Last two sets started to get hard though.
- As for the GHR's, my negatives are pretty much a free-fall now, then i push up for the concentric portion and focus on really contracting the hams, most of the work is done by the push, but the last portion is done by me. Damn GHR's are hard.
-Split Squats were ALOT harder than i thought(first time doing them), made all the reps, but i think my form must be off or something, these didn't feel to good.
-20 rep RDL's! really feel the burn in the hams, and the gripping muscles. these were good.
-Overall an awesome workout, lots of new exercises and rep ranges.
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Thanks guys,

How much of a defecit should i do the deadlifts from? I have a few of these matts which are about 3/4 of an inch thick, so i can stack as many of those ontop to create the defecit. So, how many mats to use?
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How much of a defecit should i do the deadlifts from? I have a few of these matts which are about 3/4 of an inch thick, so i can stack as many of those ontop to create the defecit. So, how many mats to use?
I did mine from about a 4-6 inch deficit and it worked fine, so I would say 5-7 mats. Or you can use a small stool/box. Be creative.
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i do mine from about 6 inches

here's an old video from october last year:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rqVwKIg26Bw
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Ill try 5-7 mats then, to get up to a height similar to the video.

Anyway, I'm off now to see Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles!! YEEEEEHHAAWWW!!
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Thats some good looking squat numbers, with Box Squats do you sit down completely on the box, just touch it or...???,
i have been trying light box squats onto my bench were i sit down fully on the bench and back up, just wondering how that works with a stack of weight on top of you??
(did that make sense)
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oooo... and Aussie here,

Yes i sit down on the box for every rep and stop any momentum i may carry, I have no problems with it and find it pretty comfortable.
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11/4/07
Weight:170


sets x reps x weight

Plyometric Push-up
7 x 3 x BW

Floor Presses
3 x 179lbs
3 x 168lbs
2 x 3 x 157lbs

One-arm Dumbbell Rows
8 x 49.5lbs
2 x 8 x 60.5lbs

Military Presses
8 x 102lbs
7 x 102lbs
4 x 102lbs

Comments:
-Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles was an awesome movie
-Converting all those weights from kilograms to pounds was annoying, again
-Push-ups felt good, even though my chest and triceps were sore from karate(did repetition push-ups on knees, repetition push-ups, star-push-ups, clapping push-ups), will probably get more air when fresher
-Floor Presses: 179lbs felt too heavy for another set, so i dropped the weight, 157lbs was too light, i will start on 168 next week and see how i go. Performance decreased this week due to karate training.
-Dumbbell rows were good, perhaps a little light
-Military Presses killed me, and tired me out after the floor presses, will drop the weight for next week.
-Another fun workout!
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13/4/07
Weight:171


sets x reps x weight

Deficit Deadlifts
3 x 234lbs
3 x 245lbs
3 x 256lbs
3 x 267lbs
3 x 278lbs

Bulgarian Split Squats
3 x 8 x 91lbs

Reverse Grip Bent-over Rows
3 x 8 x 135lbs

Good Mornings
2 x 15 x 91lbs

Concentration Curls
8e x 25lbs
8e x 37.5lbs
6e x 37.5lbs

18 Minute Jog

Comments:
-Deadlifts were solid, stacked 6 extra mats on top of the 1 layer of mats already there, about 5 inches high, plus the weight plates sink maybe 1/2 an inch into the mats, the bar was pretty close to the floor(I could touch the floor by extending my fingers once gripping the bar)
-Bulgarians are a fun exercise, feel much more comfortable than regular split squats, up the weight next week
-Reverse grip rows, not much to say here. I prefer a normal grip.
-First time doing GM's, they felt Ok, but i prefer Romanian deadlifts
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Ok I want to add HIIT running sessions(burn some extra calories); one on Tuesday and Thursday, and one or two on Saturday.

But I'm not sure what interval lengths, rest length, number of intervals to do. In Muscle Revolution, the intervals start at 15sec work/90sec rest, but on this forum i mostly see people doing 30/60, 60/90, 60/120 etc, doing 4-6 intervals. I've also seen in the Guerrilla cardio program using 20/10 work/rest intervals.

So, what work/rest interval should I use, and what's the difference between difference ones?

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first of all, 3-4 HIIT sessions a week is too much IMO. They're hard as hell, and will drain you. I would do 1-2, and jog on your other off days if you feel like it.

The Muscle revolution intervals were extremely easy for me. If yoiu're in good shape, you need something harder. I like:
5 min warmup
1 min work/2 min jog 3-6 times. OR
20 sec work/40 sec restx10-15 times
5 min cooldown.

It's all good....
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I'm already Jogging after each workout for about 20 mins.
Ill give 3 sessions a week a shot, tues/thurs/sat, use sunday as a full rest day. I think I'll be ok, but if i start to feel a bit drained ill cut out one HIIT session.

I'm not sure how to rate my fitness, but I think I'm in pretty good shape. I haven't done much running at all in the last 6-12 months(used to go for 20-40min jogs), and the only thing I find now is that i get a stitch all the time, but i ignore it and keep running same pace(only done 3-4ish sessions so far).

I'll give both of those intervals a shot.

Have you followed any HIIT progressions? MR style, but harder, eg. 20/40 one week, ten 20/30, then 20/20. I'm not sure if it's needed, but after a while as fitness improves, it may be..
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i usually do progressions by adding an interval. When I started doing HIIT again a month ago, I only did 3 intervals. The next week I did 4, and so forth.
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16/4/07
Weight:169


sets x reps x weight

Box Squat
7 x 3 x 256lbs

Natural GHR(attempts)
3 x 8 x BW

Split Squats
3 x 6e x 135lbs

Romanian Deadlifts
2 x 20 x 146lbs

21 Minute Jog


Comments:
-Box Squats were hard, but good, up the weight next week. Last week was just testing the weights, ill try to do 7x3 with a constant weight from now on.
-GHR's are still really crappy, but they should improve
-Split squats are still feeling a bit uncomfortable. They make my left knee hurt(when doing them with right leg infront), but just a slight pain in the joint, not really a bother
-Romanians are as painful as ever, I'm not used to such high reps, killing the grip too.
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are you using a mixed grip for the romanians? That can help your grip.
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I am not.

It is hard on the grip, but I want to train my grip. I don't think I will ever train deads with a mixed grip, only for max pulls.
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I am not.

It is hard on the grip, but I want to train my grip. I don't think I will ever train deads with a mixed grip, only for max pulls.
just do deads until your grip starts to go, and then use mixed. That's what i do. No grip problems yet.
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Nice work, be carful on the HIIT as it can burn you out quickly.

This is a pretty hard program, especially in the 2-3rd weeks when the weight really starts to creep up on you.

If grip is not a problem, never used mix grip, no point really. I find myself much over a certain poundage that I need mixed grip to be able to hold onto.

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the numbers are looking good man! Just keep the kg numbers, you don't really need to convert them =)
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Thanks Guys,

I did my first HIIT session today(yesterday really):

17/4/07
Weight:169(afternoon/evening) - probably 167-168 in morning

5 minute jog/walk to park(with dog)
1 minute sprint/2 minute Jog x 3
12 minute walk home

Comments:
-I was lazy, should have jogged back home.
-I outran my dog haha(by the 2nd/3rd interval, my dog can sprint, but after a few mins he sucks!)
-I might try some complexes tomorrow after workout(but before jog), stealing the idea from ParanoidAndroid.
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19/4/07
Weight:168lbs (morning)


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Plyometric Push-up
7 x 3 x BW

Floor Presses
5 x 3 x 168lbs

One-arm Dumbbell Rows
3 x 8 x 66lbs

Military Presses
2 x 8 x 97lbs
1 x 6 x 97lbs

Comments:]
-was supposed to do this workout yesterday, but went to a friends house at night, got the same friend to spot me on floor presses today.
-down to 168 today, probably want to get to 163lbs, then maintain for a while before i bulk up.
-not much to say about this workout.....
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20/4/07
Weight:169.5 (morning)


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Deficit Deadlifts
5 x 3 x 267

Bulgarian Split Squats
3 x 8 x 97lbs

Reverse Grip Bent-over Rows
3 x 8 x 141lbs

Good Mornings
2 x 15 x 97lbs

Concentration Curls
2 x 8e x 37.5lbs
1 x 6e x 37.5lbs

20 Minute Jog

Comments:
-Deadlifts went well, ill go for 278lb sets next week
-Bulgarians also good, getting that same slight pain in my left knee still, but they feel alot better than split squats.
-Interesting jog, saw two cars parked and people standing around, i think it was a car crash. Saw an ambulance driving around, and much more people around that usual(i jog at 10pm ish).
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Ok, I just got out a street directory, measured out my jogging route, and found it was approximately 3.82 kilometres, or 2.3875 miles.

I did that in 20 minutes.
Thats an average speed of 11.46km/h, or 7.1625mp/h.
Thats an 8.3769 minute mile pace.

Damn! I'm slow! Really slow!

Although I think I've been taking it a bit easy, so next time i go in a couple days, I'll go at full pace, I feel I've got alot more in me. I'll try to shave that time down to 15 minutes in the next few weeks haha.
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Mate 11.46km/h average for 20min is not slow. Might be if your training specifically for running but thats pretty impressive.
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23/4/07
Weight:168


sets x reps x weight

Box Squat
7 x 3 x 267lbs

Natural GHR(attempts)
3 x 8 x BW

Split Squats
3 x 8e x 135lbs

Romanian Deadlifts
2 x 20 x 157lbs

19.5 Minute Jog


Comments:
-workout from last monday....
-made the same jog i did in last time in 19.5 mins(3.8kms)
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those are some solid box squats...just curious, how deep is your "box"?
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