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Stealthy 02-26-2012 08:54 PM

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Originally Posted by alwayslive (Post 7810760)
Any tips on how to get my deadlift to three plates? I can do about 5 reps on two plates and 1 rep on two plate+25 or 2 on a good day.. Should I keep doing reps on two plates or slowly increase? I feel like total shit after doing such doing the twoplate+25 though



:alone:pinner for life

Work on volume (reps), once you hit 5 slap on 5-10 more lbs the next time you work out.
Try a strength program (starting strength / stronglifts 5x5) if you wanna get your numbers up

PK6o4* 02-26-2012 09:10 PM

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Originally Posted by alwayslive (Post 7810719)
gerbs you're going to hurt yourself if you keep on doing that.
keeps your ass down, sit like a squat and keep your chest out. raise your back and legs at the same time or like ^ said, youll be using 100% back to pull up!

anyways, what should I do if the front/left part of my left delt hurts a lil when I do any sort of press? I feel like it's preventing me from doing bench.. I can do a 65-70 dumbell press but I can barely do a single 45 bench press :S maybe its not my shoulder but another problem? please help!

i like to do
135 x 5
185 x 5
225 x 3
275 x 1
295 x 1
max x 1
85% 1RM to failure (4-5 reps)
75% 1RM for 10

back is fried next day and i increase the 1rm by 5lbs each day or more if im feeling good, i went from 265 x 3 to 285 x 2 to 315 x 2 to 320 x 1 in about 3 weeks with this method.

i do one back day with only those ^ no other back exercises (thickness) , next back day i do lots of rowing variations (width), so i deadlift about 8 or so days apart, thats whats works for me, give it a try, also buy chalk if u havent already ($5)

alwayslive 02-26-2012 09:15 PM

is that for dl's?

J.C 02-26-2012 09:28 PM

*edit, nvm found all the answers

The_Situation 02-26-2012 10:46 PM

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Originally Posted by hx2gls (Post 7810772)
My arms are really starting to lag behind the rest of my body so I am thinking of doing some a few sets of arms on my shoulder day.

Mon: Shoulder/Arms
Tue: Legs/Abs
Wed: Rest
Thur: Back/Bis
Fri: Chest/Tris

Opinions? Will doing 4-5 sets for arms do anything?

I honestly think overtraining with arms is really not a factor. I use to have my own bi day and own tri day(srs) and my arms were bigger than they are now. Right now I only do bis after back day and tris after chest day.

PK6o4* 02-26-2012 10:51 PM

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Originally Posted by alwayslive (Post 7810847)
is that for dl's?

yes quoted the wrong post
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J.C 02-26-2012 10:55 PM

anyone here do front squats?

going to start doing them soon, what're some ways to build wrist flexibility?

instantneedles 02-26-2012 11:18 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by alwayslive (Post 7810760)
Any tips on how to get my deadlift to three plates? I can do about 5 reps on two plates and 1 rep on two plate+25 or 2 on a good day.. Should I keep doing reps on two plates or slowly increase? I feel like total shit after doing such doing the twoplate+25 though



:alone:pinner for life

I feel you bro, i am at where you are right now, and what im doing is doing 5x5s on the two plates and doin sets of 10 reps for rackpulls. Gonna add 25lb more each side next time i lift
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jack3d 02-27-2012 12:08 AM

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Originally Posted by The_Situation (Post 7810968)
I honestly think overtraining with arms is really not a factor. I use to have my own bi day and own tri day(srs) and my arms were bigger than they are now. Right now I only do bis after back day and tris after chest day.

yeah..same here, they are such a small muscle group it can recover quick

Gerbs 02-27-2012 12:08 AM

ill get another vid up using more of my legs on tuesday
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SkinnyPupp 02-27-2012 03:03 AM

Arms can be trained 6-7 days a week easily. A good thing to do is a daily split. So full body in the morning, and arms that night.
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Matlock 02-27-2012 04:18 AM

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Originally Posted by jc95 (Post 7810984)
anyone here do front squats?

going to start doing them soon, what're some ways to build wrist flexibility?

I do them, cleaned straight off the ground.

One way is to flex your wrist by pulling the hand backwards with your elbow. (going under the elbow and behind)

You can do this stretch anywhere, several times per day.

gdoh 02-27-2012 07:19 AM

did 90 x 6 dumbell press on the weekend :fuckyea: not bad for going 1 - 2 times a week

ezol 02-27-2012 08:07 AM

Question for you guys, had a discussion with a friend...

Is there a difference between clean calories and 'dirty' calories. I understand calories are calories and in order to lose weight you'll need to burn more than you consume. To bulk up you'll need to consume more than you burn off. But what if you just want to maintain and build lean muscle. Is eating 2000 calories of, protein shakes, whole wheat bread, tuna, eggs, chicken, vegs, rice, etc the same as eating mcdonald burgers equivalent to the same amount of calories?

gdoh 02-27-2012 08:22 AM

first off i wouldn't recommend eating fast food all the time lol you may look healthy but your insides are gunna be fucked, stick with clean foods im sure it will be easy enough to maintain your weight by just looking in the mirror and on the scale and going from there eat lots of protein and few carbs

Fcukedd 02-27-2012 08:46 AM

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Originally Posted by alwayslive (Post 7810719)
gerbs you're going to hurt yourself if you keep on doing that.
keeps your ass down, sit like a squat and keep your chest out. raise your back and legs at the same time or like ^ said, youll be using 100% back to pull up!

A deadlift should not be "sat like a squat". It's a hip hinge. If your starting position is a squat while attempting a deadlift, the bar will have to travel around your knees in order for the weight to come up; the bar should go in a straight path.

Just my two cents

Gerbs 02-27-2012 08:48 AM

^ how low should i start?
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JDął 02-27-2012 09:50 AM

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Originally Posted by ezol (Post 7811165)
Question for you guys, had a discussion with a friend...

Is there a difference between clean calories and 'dirty' calories. I understand calories are calories and in order to lose weight you'll need to burn more than you consume. To bulk up you'll need to consume more than you burn off. But what if you just want to maintain and build lean muscle. Is eating 2000 calories of, protein shakes, whole wheat bread, tuna, eggs, chicken, vegs, rice, etc the same as eating mcdonald burgers equivalent to the same amount of calories?

Yes, there is. When you're trying to bulk you have to eat as much as you can but you will always get better results from eating cleaner. I bulked once with the help of McD's (2000 cal meals every other day) and though it worked I felt like shit. I didn't know it at the time but I just did it again in the fall by eating all healthy stuff, cutting out excess sugar, and avoiding fast food. The result was an equal weight gain but more strength and more energy day to day.

After this I did some real research into fast food and I now avoid most of them like the plague. There is some seriously disgusting shit people put in their bodies from these places, McDonalds being the worst.

Did my 5x5 heavy squat, flat bench, and DL routine yesterday. Woke up today feeling like the stay puft marshmallow man :fuckyea:

niu99 02-27-2012 11:09 AM

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Originally Posted by ezol (Post 7811165)
Question for you guys, had a discussion with a friend...

Is there a difference between clean calories and 'dirty' calories. I understand calories are calories and in order to lose weight you'll need to burn more than you consume. To bulk up you'll need to consume more than you burn off. But what if you just want to maintain and build lean muscle. Is eating 2000 calories of, protein shakes, whole wheat bread, tuna, eggs, chicken, vegs, rice, etc the same as eating mcdonald burgers equivalent to the same amount of calories?

yes there is a huge difference between quality food and shit food. in case you didn't know this already. seriously :seriously:

strykn 02-27-2012 11:20 AM

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Originally Posted by ezol (Post 7811165)
Question for you guys, had a discussion with a friend...

Is there a difference between clean calories and 'dirty' calories. I understand calories are calories and in order to lose weight you'll need to burn more than you consume. To bulk up you'll need to consume more than you burn off. But what if you just want to maintain and build lean muscle. Is eating 2000 calories of, protein shakes, whole wheat bread, tuna, eggs, chicken, vegs, rice, etc the same as eating mcdonald burgers equivalent to the same amount of calories?

genetic/body dependent. Majority of the population , you will have greater results while eating clean where as some others like youtube.com/peterubish1 just eats beef for his protein and fucking candy and junk/pizza to fulfil rest of his calories..... Know how your body works

BrRsn 02-27-2012 02:02 PM

Man ive never trained hammies and did high rep straight leg dl and squats Saturday, so fried today.
No idea how im gonna deadlift today but come at me weights
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jimzilla 02-27-2012 04:52 PM

Taking a week off, fuck I'm bored. Only so many times I can fapp in a day :alone:

alwayslive 02-27-2012 05:35 PM

^Thats when having a gf comes in handy

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Originally Posted by instantneedles (Post 7811007)
I feel you bro, i am at where you are right now, and what im doing is doing 5x5s on the two plates and doin sets of 10 reps for rackpulls. Gonna add 25lb more each side next time i lift
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shit I just did rackpulls for the first time, did so much more weight!!
almost reached three plates, so happy :)

now its time to do them without the rack..

btw, are you supposed to do more sets on the rack than on a regular DL? Or should I just stick to doing my 4-6 reps on both?

SkinnyPupp 02-27-2012 05:39 PM

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Originally Posted by JDął (Post 7811258)
Yes, there is. When you're trying to bulk you have to eat as much as you can but you will always get better results from eating cleaner. I bulked once with the help of McD's (2000 cal meals every other day) and though it worked I felt like shit. I didn't know it at the time but I just did it again in the fall by eating all healthy stuff, cutting out excess sugar, and avoiding fast food. The result was an equal weight gain but more strength and more energy day to day.

After this I did some real research into fast food and I now avoid most of them like the plague. There is some seriously disgusting shit people put in their bodies from these places, McDonalds being the worst.

Did my 5x5 heavy squat, flat bench, and DL routine yesterday. Woke up today feeling like the stay puft marshmallow man :fuckyea:

Must be some interesting "real" research. In reality land, MacDonalds has the cleanest food if you choose wisely.

It's all about what you eat, not WHERE you eat.
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alwayslive 02-27-2012 05:43 PM

^ what in MacDonalds is clean?

Im more of an ecto, and looking into bulking with more dirty calories but I'm afraid that it's gonna mess me up


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