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On April 20 2011 04:29 Levistus wrote:
hey guys. i never seem to get my abs sore when i squat. am i doing something wrong? or do i need to lift heavier? i try to tighten my abs when i do it.
mine never get sore from squats, or deadlift for that matter.
does anybody actually get sore abs from these exercises?
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On April 20 2011 03:50 Anabolicqt wrote:Show nested quote +On April 20 2011 01:17 eshlow wrote:On April 19 2011 16:26 phyre112 wrote:On April 19 2011 14:02 phyre112 wrote:+ Show Spoiler +I've got a month left before summer, and I need to do some SERIOUS bulking. I'll probably get a gym membership if I can when I go home - there's a place in town that I think has a summer deal for college kids... But for the first threeish weeks I'm home, I'll be working daily with my dad to build a cross country course at a local high school, and I don't think it'll leave me much energy for hard lifts. If anything, I'll go light two or three times a week just to keep everything together. I'll definitely be getting a full body workout on this job. Cutting and hauling trees, moving rocks, planting grass, spreadiing wood chips, not to mention running the 5km course a hundred different times. Basically endurance work in 80 degree weather that still demands significant strength. Fuck yeah, gonna keep me from getting to exhausted with lifting, and keep me going strong the rest of the summer. I'll spend the rest of the time basically at the gym, and hopefully volunteering at a hospital, so I've got now until the end of august, with only these three weeks (and finals week) in between to stay away from drinking, sleep well, lift heavy, focus on my diet, and get that extra 20 lean pounds I want in order to be almost-decaf-sexy when I get back for the fall. lololol, maybe I'll finally squat 300 pounds by then, and I can start looking at oly lifting 'n shit. Only have to hope that I don't need surgery on this knee. Still haven't gotten my MRI, but now it's completely random and unrelated to what kind of work/movement I've done recently as to when it decides to hurt. So there's really nothing I can do for it. BTW Eshlow, what do you do/did you study/etc. that gives you all this ridiculous fitness knowledge? The stuff about nutrition and lifting and all, I can understand picking up over time, but when we all go to you for injuries, I wonder where this treasure chest of knowledge came from. Explain? Doh we'll see about the knee I guess. :\ About 6 years ago I started reading a lot on the interwebz about training.... then about 2-3 years or so after that I started reading up more about nutrition..... then about 1-2 years after that I started reading up more about injuries which has led me to my current career choice in which I am in school now for physical therapy. Basically, I've learned about 98% of what I know from the internet which means you can too if you know where to look and are willing to read up on things. :p Used to be huge into debating stuff regarding training/nutrition/injuries but not so much anymore... but you do learn a huge amount from doing that because you actually have to research to back up your position and reconsider points if someone has better arguments/research. That really sounds good to me; im currently in school as a biology major and i'd always intended to go into a medical career... this thread has given me quite an interest in nutrition, and anatomy/physiology type classes have always been my greatest interest. Maybe I should look into that some more. Yeah, definitely. A&P is fun... well not fun during but you'll appreciate it more afterwards. If you want to get ahead and have the class be more fun while you take it you should start learning a lot of stuff now so it's much easier when you take it the first time. On April 19 2011 16:36 Anabolicqt wrote:
Just finishing up my degree in kinesiology then also planning to do more school for physical therapy. Fun stuff Where you planning to apply to? I am applying to get my doctorate at California State University Fresno which has a joint program with California State U San Francisco.
Cool beans. I'm up at maryland baltimore
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On April 20 2011 05:30 eshlow wrote:Show nested quote +On April 20 2011 03:50 Anabolicqt wrote:On April 20 2011 01:17 eshlow wrote:On April 19 2011 16:26 phyre112 wrote:On April 19 2011 14:02 phyre112 wrote:+ Show Spoiler +I've got a month left before summer, and I need to do some SERIOUS bulking. I'll probably get a gym membership if I can when I go home - there's a place in town that I think has a summer deal for college kids... But for the first threeish weeks I'm home, I'll be working daily with my dad to build a cross country course at a local high school, and I don't think it'll leave me much energy for hard lifts. If anything, I'll go light two or three times a week just to keep everything together. I'll definitely be getting a full body workout on this job. Cutting and hauling trees, moving rocks, planting grass, spreadiing wood chips, not to mention running the 5km course a hundred different times. Basically endurance work in 80 degree weather that still demands significant strength. Fuck yeah, gonna keep me from getting to exhausted with lifting, and keep me going strong the rest of the summer. I'll spend the rest of the time basically at the gym, and hopefully volunteering at a hospital, so I've got now until the end of august, with only these three weeks (and finals week) in between to stay away from drinking, sleep well, lift heavy, focus on my diet, and get that extra 20 lean pounds I want in order to be almost-decaf-sexy when I get back for the fall. lololol, maybe I'll finally squat 300 pounds by then, and I can start looking at oly lifting 'n shit. Only have to hope that I don't need surgery on this knee. Still haven't gotten my MRI, but now it's completely random and unrelated to what kind of work/movement I've done recently as to when it decides to hurt. So there's really nothing I can do for it. BTW Eshlow, what do you do/did you study/etc. that gives you all this ridiculous fitness knowledge? The stuff about nutrition and lifting and all, I can understand picking up over time, but when we all go to you for injuries, I wonder where this treasure chest of knowledge came from. Explain? Doh we'll see about the knee I guess. :\ About 6 years ago I started reading a lot on the interwebz about training.... then about 2-3 years or so after that I started reading up more about nutrition..... then about 1-2 years after that I started reading up more about injuries which has led me to my current career choice in which I am in school now for physical therapy. Basically, I've learned about 98% of what I know from the internet which means you can too if you know where to look and are willing to read up on things. :p Used to be huge into debating stuff regarding training/nutrition/injuries but not so much anymore... but you do learn a huge amount from doing that because you actually have to research to back up your position and reconsider points if someone has better arguments/research. That really sounds good to me; im currently in school as a biology major and i'd always intended to go into a medical career... this thread has given me quite an interest in nutrition, and anatomy/physiology type classes have always been my greatest interest. Maybe I should look into that some more. Yeah, definitely. A&P is fun... well not fun during but you'll appreciate it more afterwards. If you want to get ahead and have the class be more fun while you take it you should start learning a lot of stuff now so it's much easier when you take it the first time. On April 19 2011 16:36 Anabolicqt wrote:
Just finishing up my degree in kinesiology then also planning to do more school for physical therapy. Fun stuff Where you planning to apply to? I am applying to get my doctorate at California State University Fresno which has a joint program with California State U San Francisco. Cool beans. I'm up at maryland baltimore
How far in are you?
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On April 20 2011 05:29 Sinep wrote:Show nested quote +On April 20 2011 04:29 Levistus wrote:
hey guys. i never seem to get my abs sore when i squat. am i doing something wrong? or do i need to lift heavier? i try to tighten my abs when i do it. mine never get sore from squats, or deadlift for that matter. does anybody actually get sore abs from these exercises?
I believe heavy front squatting is one of the few exercises that can do it.
Had a quite nice bench session today. Nailed the 3 sets of 85kg x 3. Then I managed to add 5kg and +1 rep on the lighter, rep work afterwards. Getting 75kg x 7 after 70kg x 8 was pretty sweet (only got 70kg x 6 last time).
Maybe all that cheese and chicken I had last night might have had something to do with it...
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On April 20 2011 05:49 Anabolicqt wrote:Show nested quote +On April 20 2011 05:30 eshlow wrote:On April 20 2011 03:50 Anabolicqt wrote:On April 20 2011 01:17 eshlow wrote:On April 19 2011 16:26 phyre112 wrote:On April 19 2011 14:02 phyre112 wrote:+ Show Spoiler +I've got a month left before summer, and I need to do some SERIOUS bulking. I'll probably get a gym membership if I can when I go home - there's a place in town that I think has a summer deal for college kids... But for the first threeish weeks I'm home, I'll be working daily with my dad to build a cross country course at a local high school, and I don't think it'll leave me much energy for hard lifts. If anything, I'll go light two or three times a week just to keep everything together. I'll definitely be getting a full body workout on this job. Cutting and hauling trees, moving rocks, planting grass, spreadiing wood chips, not to mention running the 5km course a hundred different times. Basically endurance work in 80 degree weather that still demands significant strength. Fuck yeah, gonna keep me from getting to exhausted with lifting, and keep me going strong the rest of the summer. I'll spend the rest of the time basically at the gym, and hopefully volunteering at a hospital, so I've got now until the end of august, with only these three weeks (and finals week) in between to stay away from drinking, sleep well, lift heavy, focus on my diet, and get that extra 20 lean pounds I want in order to be almost-decaf-sexy when I get back for the fall. lololol, maybe I'll finally squat 300 pounds by then, and I can start looking at oly lifting 'n shit. Only have to hope that I don't need surgery on this knee. Still haven't gotten my MRI, but now it's completely random and unrelated to what kind of work/movement I've done recently as to when it decides to hurt. So there's really nothing I can do for it. BTW Eshlow, what do you do/did you study/etc. that gives you all this ridiculous fitness knowledge? The stuff about nutrition and lifting and all, I can understand picking up over time, but when we all go to you for injuries, I wonder where this treasure chest of knowledge came from. Explain? Doh we'll see about the knee I guess. :\ About 6 years ago I started reading a lot on the interwebz about training.... then about 2-3 years or so after that I started reading up more about nutrition..... then about 1-2 years after that I started reading up more about injuries which has led me to my current career choice in which I am in school now for physical therapy. Basically, I've learned about 98% of what I know from the internet which means you can too if you know where to look and are willing to read up on things. :p Used to be huge into debating stuff regarding training/nutrition/injuries but not so much anymore... but you do learn a huge amount from doing that because you actually have to research to back up your position and reconsider points if someone has better arguments/research. That really sounds good to me; im currently in school as a biology major and i'd always intended to go into a medical career... this thread has given me quite an interest in nutrition, and anatomy/physiology type classes have always been my greatest interest. Maybe I should look into that some more. Yeah, definitely. A&P is fun... well not fun during but you'll appreciate it more afterwards. If you want to get ahead and have the class be more fun while you take it you should start learning a lot of stuff now so it's much easier when you take it the first time. On April 19 2011 16:36 Anabolicqt wrote:
Just finishing up my degree in kinesiology then also planning to do more school for physical therapy. Fun stuff Where you planning to apply to? I am applying to get my doctorate at California State University Fresno which has a joint program with California State U San Francisco. Cool beans. I'm up at maryland baltimore How far in are you?
Finishing first year which means we don't know jack stil
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On April 20 2011 06:01 eshlow wrote:Show nested quote +On April 20 2011 05:49 Anabolicqt wrote:On April 20 2011 05:30 eshlow wrote:On April 20 2011 03:50 Anabolicqt wrote:On April 20 2011 01:17 eshlow wrote:On April 19 2011 16:26 phyre112 wrote:On April 19 2011 14:02 phyre112 wrote:+ Show Spoiler +I've got a month left before summer, and I need to do some SERIOUS bulking. I'll probably get a gym membership if I can when I go home - there's a place in town that I think has a summer deal for college kids... But for the first threeish weeks I'm home, I'll be working daily with my dad to build a cross country course at a local high school, and I don't think it'll leave me much energy for hard lifts. If anything, I'll go light two or three times a week just to keep everything together. I'll definitely be getting a full body workout on this job. Cutting and hauling trees, moving rocks, planting grass, spreadiing wood chips, not to mention running the 5km course a hundred different times. Basically endurance work in 80 degree weather that still demands significant strength. Fuck yeah, gonna keep me from getting to exhausted with lifting, and keep me going strong the rest of the summer. I'll spend the rest of the time basically at the gym, and hopefully volunteering at a hospital, so I've got now until the end of august, with only these three weeks (and finals week) in between to stay away from drinking, sleep well, lift heavy, focus on my diet, and get that extra 20 lean pounds I want in order to be almost-decaf-sexy when I get back for the fall. lololol, maybe I'll finally squat 300 pounds by then, and I can start looking at oly lifting 'n shit. Only have to hope that I don't need surgery on this knee. Still haven't gotten my MRI, but now it's completely random and unrelated to what kind of work/movement I've done recently as to when it decides to hurt. So there's really nothing I can do for it. BTW Eshlow, what do you do/did you study/etc. that gives you all this ridiculous fitness knowledge? The stuff about nutrition and lifting and all, I can understand picking up over time, but when we all go to you for injuries, I wonder where this treasure chest of knowledge came from. Explain? Doh we'll see about the knee I guess. :\ About 6 years ago I started reading a lot on the interwebz about training.... then about 2-3 years or so after that I started reading up more about nutrition..... then about 1-2 years after that I started reading up more about injuries which has led me to my current career choice in which I am in school now for physical therapy. Basically, I've learned about 98% of what I know from the internet which means you can too if you know where to look and are willing to read up on things. :p Used to be huge into debating stuff regarding training/nutrition/injuries but not so much anymore... but you do learn a huge amount from doing that because you actually have to research to back up your position and reconsider points if someone has better arguments/research. That really sounds good to me; im currently in school as a biology major and i'd always intended to go into a medical career... this thread has given me quite an interest in nutrition, and anatomy/physiology type classes have always been my greatest interest. Maybe I should look into that some more. Yeah, definitely. A&P is fun... well not fun during but you'll appreciate it more afterwards. If you want to get ahead and have the class be more fun while you take it you should start learning a lot of stuff now so it's much easier when you take it the first time. On April 19 2011 16:36 Anabolicqt wrote:
Just finishing up my degree in kinesiology then also planning to do more school for physical therapy. Fun stuff Where you planning to apply to? I am applying to get my doctorate at California State University Fresno which has a joint program with California State U San Francisco. Cool beans. I'm up at maryland baltimore How far in are you? Finishing first year which means we don't know jack stil
Tell me about it. Only thing I've learn whole year from med school is that I know nothing.
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On April 19 2011 14:35 thedeadhaji wrote:Show nested quote +On April 19 2011 14:27 Froadac wrote:On April 19 2011 14:19 thedeadhaji wrote:On April 19 2011 14:14 Froadac wrote:On April 19 2011 14:03 thedeadhaji wrote:On April 19 2011 13:26 Froadac wrote:QQ, my low level fitness is insignificant in comparison to your awesome skills  Dude I was a chubby lil' kid in college. Just ask hotbid who saw me at the peak of my fattiness in 2007 lololol. I'm just a tiny lil kid >.> I was prolly like 22-24% bf I'm prolly like 5% >.> Dude I'm jealous. You're going to be ripped in 3 months.
Musclemass is so shitty though >.>
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I'm already in a couple "physiology" classes and I love them, Don't understand what you mean about them only being enjoyable after the fact =k. Sure it's challenging, but it's actually interesting, especially when contrasted with yeast or fruit flies. I have yet to take anything that's actually anatomy based, I start that next semester. This is my subject of interest, so it's what I was focusing my biology major on regardless. I've been playing around with the idea of an exercise science minor; I'm only ~9 credits short on it, and it's the most relevant thing we have here =p.
I'm also spending time with a couple family friends who are PT's this summer, just to see how I feel about it. And yeah, I was planning to order my A&P textbook at the beginning of the summer, and starting now because I hear from people who have already taken it that the professor is miserable.
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On April 20 2011 06:14 sJarl wrote:Show nested quote +On April 20 2011 06:01 eshlow wrote:On April 20 2011 05:49 Anabolicqt wrote:On April 20 2011 05:30 eshlow wrote:On April 20 2011 03:50 Anabolicqt wrote:On April 20 2011 01:17 eshlow wrote:On April 19 2011 16:26 phyre112 wrote:On April 19 2011 14:02 phyre112 wrote:+ Show Spoiler +I've got a month left before summer, and I need to do some SERIOUS bulking. I'll probably get a gym membership if I can when I go home - there's a place in town that I think has a summer deal for college kids... But for the first threeish weeks I'm home, I'll be working daily with my dad to build a cross country course at a local high school, and I don't think it'll leave me much energy for hard lifts. If anything, I'll go light two or three times a week just to keep everything together. I'll definitely be getting a full body workout on this job. Cutting and hauling trees, moving rocks, planting grass, spreadiing wood chips, not to mention running the 5km course a hundred different times. Basically endurance work in 80 degree weather that still demands significant strength. Fuck yeah, gonna keep me from getting to exhausted with lifting, and keep me going strong the rest of the summer. I'll spend the rest of the time basically at the gym, and hopefully volunteering at a hospital, so I've got now until the end of august, with only these three weeks (and finals week) in between to stay away from drinking, sleep well, lift heavy, focus on my diet, and get that extra 20 lean pounds I want in order to be almost-decaf-sexy when I get back for the fall. lololol, maybe I'll finally squat 300 pounds by then, and I can start looking at oly lifting 'n shit. Only have to hope that I don't need surgery on this knee. Still haven't gotten my MRI, but now it's completely random and unrelated to what kind of work/movement I've done recently as to when it decides to hurt. So there's really nothing I can do for it. BTW Eshlow, what do you do/did you study/etc. that gives you all this ridiculous fitness knowledge? The stuff about nutrition and lifting and all, I can understand picking up over time, but when we all go to you for injuries, I wonder where this treasure chest of knowledge came from. Explain? Doh we'll see about the knee I guess. :\ About 6 years ago I started reading a lot on the interwebz about training.... then about 2-3 years or so after that I started reading up more about nutrition..... then about 1-2 years after that I started reading up more about injuries which has led me to my current career choice in which I am in school now for physical therapy. Basically, I've learned about 98% of what I know from the internet which means you can too if you know where to look and are willing to read up on things. :p Used to be huge into debating stuff regarding training/nutrition/injuries but not so much anymore... but you do learn a huge amount from doing that because you actually have to research to back up your position and reconsider points if someone has better arguments/research. That really sounds good to me; im currently in school as a biology major and i'd always intended to go into a medical career... this thread has given me quite an interest in nutrition, and anatomy/physiology type classes have always been my greatest interest. Maybe I should look into that some more. Yeah, definitely. A&P is fun... well not fun during but you'll appreciate it more afterwards. If you want to get ahead and have the class be more fun while you take it you should start learning a lot of stuff now so it's much easier when you take it the first time. On April 19 2011 16:36 Anabolicqt wrote:
Just finishing up my degree in kinesiology then also planning to do more school for physical therapy. Fun stuff Where you planning to apply to? I am applying to get my doctorate at California State University Fresno which has a joint program with California State U San Francisco. Cool beans. I'm up at maryland baltimore How far in are you? Finishing first year which means we don't know jack stil Tell me about it. Only thing I've learn whole year from med school is that I know nothing.
well, i actually know a decent amount of stuff cause i talk to people all the time and read like with you guys :p
but yeah basically you dont know jack squat until you actually begin working with patients because that's what everything comes down to anyway and books don't prepare for that
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Went for a quick workout today...still recovering from last weekend apparently. and from last night now that i think about it.
squats 3x5 @ 315, 2x2 @ 365 (wtf i dont remember last time i couldnt smash a triple at 365 np)
clean grip OHS 5x 135,135,135,155,175 (holy shit these are hard)
chin ups 2xfailure
On April 20 2011 07:05 Froadac wrote:Show nested quote +On April 19 2011 14:35 thedeadhaji wrote:On April 19 2011 14:27 Froadac wrote:On April 19 2011 14:19 thedeadhaji wrote:On April 19 2011 14:14 Froadac wrote:On April 19 2011 14:03 thedeadhaji wrote:On April 19 2011 13:26 Froadac wrote:QQ, my low level fitness is insignificant in comparison to your awesome skills Dude I was a chubby lil' kid in college. Just ask hotbid who saw me at the peak of my fattiness in 2007 lololol. I'm just a tiny lil kid >.> I was prolly like 22-24% bf I'm prolly like 5% >.> Dude I'm jealous. You're going to be ripped in 3 months. Musclemass is so shitty though >.>
Dude you could bulk sooooooo hard and come out looking better than people who cut for months do lol. whole milk gogogogo
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Can anyone please explain to me how madcows 5x5 is done?
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On April 20 2011 07:32 decafchicken wrote:Went for a quick workout today...still recovering from last weekend apparently. and from last night now that i think about it. squats 3x5 @ 315, 2x2 @ 365 (wtf i dont remember last time i couldnt smash a triple at 365 np) clean grip OHS 5x 135,135,135,155,175 (holy shit these are hard) chin ups 2xfailure Show nested quote +On April 20 2011 07:05 Froadac wrote:On April 19 2011 14:35 thedeadhaji wrote:On April 19 2011 14:27 Froadac wrote:On April 19 2011 14:19 thedeadhaji wrote:On April 19 2011 14:14 Froadac wrote:On April 19 2011 14:03 thedeadhaji wrote:On April 19 2011 13:26 Froadac wrote:QQ, my low level fitness is insignificant in comparison to your awesome skills Dude I was a chubby lil' kid in college. Just ask hotbid who saw me at the peak of my fattiness in 2007 lololol. I'm just a tiny lil kid >.> I was prolly like 22-24% bf I'm prolly like 5% >.> Dude I'm jealous. You're going to be ripped in 3 months. Musclemass is so shitty though >.> Dude you could bulk sooooooo hard and come out looking better than people who cut for months do lol. whole milk gogogogo
But I don't do shit exercise. >.> Halp me get started 
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On April 20 2011 07:41 Froadac wrote:Show nested quote +On April 20 2011 07:32 decafchicken wrote:Went for a quick workout today...still recovering from last weekend apparently. and from last night now that i think about it. squats 3x5 @ 315, 2x2 @ 365 (wtf i dont remember last time i couldnt smash a triple at 365 np) clean grip OHS 5x 135,135,135,155,175 (holy shit these are hard) chin ups 2xfailure On April 20 2011 07:05 Froadac wrote:On April 19 2011 14:35 thedeadhaji wrote:On April 19 2011 14:27 Froadac wrote:On April 19 2011 14:19 thedeadhaji wrote:On April 19 2011 14:14 Froadac wrote:On April 19 2011 14:03 thedeadhaji wrote:On April 19 2011 13:26 Froadac wrote:QQ, my low level fitness is insignificant in comparison to your awesome skills Dude I was a chubby lil' kid in college. Just ask hotbid who saw me at the peak of my fattiness in 2007 lololol. I'm just a tiny lil kid >.> I was prolly like 22-24% bf I'm prolly like 5% >.> Dude I'm jealous. You're going to be ripped in 3 months. Musclemass is so shitty though >.> Dude you could bulk sooooooo hard and come out looking better than people who cut for months do lol. whole milk gogogogo But I don't do shit exercise. >.> Halp me get started
I quote the OP:
1. Weights for the beginner
If you are new to working out and your goal is muscle mass and strength, Starting Strength is one of the best routines you can do. I would strongly suggest purchasing the book because it has at least 40-50 pages on squat technique alone along with the other technical aspects of the lifts that will help you make optimal progress. The writeup, however, is online in the link below.
>> Buy Starting Strength -- great on basic lifting technique & gaining mass and strength.
>> Starting Strength wiki
>> Starting Strength 2nd edition PDF
>> Why you do SS -- the novice effect
The Stronglifts 5x5 program is a classic alternative to Starting Strength if desired. Another helpful writeup on this program.
This and loooooooooooads of food and sleep.
EDIT
@eshlow: reminds me if this study I found...
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2633336/
Key notes being that the ketosis control group had no calorie restrictions and 95% of them could elimintate/reduce diabetic medications. Quite astonishing really.
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On April 20 2011 07:37 Maxwell3 wrote:
Can anyone please explain to me how madcows 5x5 is done?
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You requoted your post 10 minutes after you made it? Have some patience dude, this isn't 4chan.
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On April 20 2011 07:45 sJarl wrote:Show nested quote +On April 20 2011 07:41 Froadac wrote:On April 20 2011 07:32 decafchicken wrote:Went for a quick workout today...still recovering from last weekend apparently. and from last night now that i think about it. squats 3x5 @ 315, 2x2 @ 365 (wtf i dont remember last time i couldnt smash a triple at 365 np) clean grip OHS 5x 135,135,135,155,175 (holy shit these are hard) chin ups 2xfailure On April 20 2011 07:05 Froadac wrote:On April 19 2011 14:35 thedeadhaji wrote:On April 19 2011 14:27 Froadac wrote:On April 19 2011 14:19 thedeadhaji wrote:On April 19 2011 14:14 Froadac wrote:On April 19 2011 14:03 thedeadhaji wrote:On April 19 2011 13:26 Froadac wrote:QQ, my low level fitness is insignificant in comparison to your awesome skills Dude I was a chubby lil' kid in college. Just ask hotbid who saw me at the peak of my fattiness in 2007 lololol. I'm just a tiny lil kid >.> I was prolly like 22-24% bf I'm prolly like 5% >.> Dude I'm jealous. You're going to be ripped in 3 months. Musclemass is so shitty though >.> Dude you could bulk sooooooo hard and come out looking better than people who cut for months do lol. whole milk gogogogo But I don't do shit exercise. >.> Halp me get started I quote the OP: Show nested quote +1. Weights for the beginner
If you are new to working out and your goal is muscle mass and strength, Starting Strength is one of the best routines you can do. I would strongly suggest purchasing the book because it has at least 40-50 pages on squat technique alone along with the other technical aspects of the lifts that will help you make optimal progress. The writeup, however, is online in the link below.
>> Buy Starting Strength -- great on basic lifting technique & gaining mass and strength.
>> Starting Strength wiki
>> Starting Strength 2nd edition PDF
>> Why you do SS -- the novice effect
The Stronglifts 5x5 program is a classic alternative to Starting Strength if desired. Another helpful writeup on this program.
This and loooooooooooads of food and sleep. EDIT @eshlow: reminds me if this study I found... http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2633336/Key notes being that the ketosis control group had no calorie restrictions and 95% of them could elimintate/reduce diabetic medications. Quite astonishing really.
Yeah, apparently those artery clogging fats improve cardiovascular markers...
On April 20 2011 07:37 Maxwell3 wrote:
Can anyone please explain to me how madcows 5x5 is done?
http://stronglifts.com/madcow/table_of_contents_thread.htm#PART I: The Program
Honestly, though, if you're asking you probably want to be doing Starting Strength instead...
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On April 20 2011 07:59 eshlow wrote:Show nested quote +On April 20 2011 07:45 sJarl wrote:On April 20 2011 07:41 Froadac wrote:On April 20 2011 07:32 decafchicken wrote:Went for a quick workout today...still recovering from last weekend apparently. and from last night now that i think about it. squats 3x5 @ 315, 2x2 @ 365 (wtf i dont remember last time i couldnt smash a triple at 365 np) clean grip OHS 5x 135,135,135,155,175 (holy shit these are hard) chin ups 2xfailure On April 20 2011 07:05 Froadac wrote:On April 19 2011 14:35 thedeadhaji wrote:On April 19 2011 14:27 Froadac wrote:On April 19 2011 14:19 thedeadhaji wrote:On April 19 2011 14:14 Froadac wrote:On April 19 2011 14:03 thedeadhaji wrote:
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Dude I was a chubby lil' kid in college. Just ask hotbid who saw me at the peak of my fattiness in 2007 lololol. I'm just a tiny lil kid >.> I was prolly like 22-24% bf I'm prolly like 5% >.> Dude I'm jealous. You're going to be ripped in 3 months. Musclemass is so shitty though >.> Dude you could bulk sooooooo hard and come out looking better than people who cut for months do lol. whole milk gogogogo But I don't do shit exercise. >.> Halp me get started I quote the OP: 1. Weights for the beginner
If you are new to working out and your goal is muscle mass and strength, Starting Strength is one of the best routines you can do. I would strongly suggest purchasing the book because it has at least 40-50 pages on squat technique alone along with the other technical aspects of the lifts that will help you make optimal progress. The writeup, however, is online in the link below.
>> Buy Starting Strength -- great on basic lifting technique & gaining mass and strength.
>> Starting Strength wiki
>> Starting Strength 2nd edition PDF
>> Why you do SS -- the novice effect
The Stronglifts 5x5 program is a classic alternative to Starting Strength if desired. Another helpful writeup on this program.
This and loooooooooooads of food and sleep. EDIT @eshlow: reminds me if this study I found... http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2633336/Key notes being that the ketosis control group had no calorie restrictions and 95% of them could elimintate/reduce diabetic medications. Quite astonishing really. Yeah, apparently those artery clogging fats improve cardiovascular markers... Show nested quote +On April 20 2011 07:37 Maxwell3 wrote:
Can anyone please explain to me how madcows 5x5 is done? http://stronglifts.com/madcow/table_of_contents_thread.htm#PART I: The ProgramHonestly, though, if you're asking you probably want to be doing Starting Strength instead...
I think I'm done with SS. I got a 2 plate bench, 2 plate +35's squat, and 4 plate DL.
I heard madcows is the best thing to do next, so I just wanted to try it out for 2 months or so to see where it takes me.
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I don't understand "First 3 sets are the same as Monday, the 4th set is repeating the 3rd set again." Anyone care to explain?
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On April 20 2011 08:09 Maxwell3 wrote:
I don't understand "First 3 sets are the same as Monday, the 4th set is repeating the 3rd set again." Anyone care to explain?
Say on monday your squt looks like this:
5x 100,200,300,400,500
So then on wednesday your would look like this
5x 100,200,300,300
Of course theses #s are random and your sets shouldnt look like that.
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