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tonight

 

military press

55x10

60x10

65x10

65x10

65x10

65x10

 

deadlifts (with straps)

180x5

220x5

240x8

250x2

 

side raises and rear delt flies ~4 sets of each, then couple dropset type thngs of barbell military press 60kg dropping to 40kg

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im unsure about that. 250 is the most ive ever actually lifted for deads and the difference between 240x8, and 250x2 sets was huge in how heavy the bar felt. i know a lot of it was probably because i was fucked from the 240 set, but still im doubtful that i would get close to 280.

next time i do deads in a week or 2 (depending on how my back is going) im thinking going heavier with less volume before the heaviest set. and making my heaviest set 260. anyone got any ideas how to structure this?

was thinking something like:

180x5

220x5

240x3

260x?

but thats kind of a big jump from 240 to 260 in terms of difficulty for me, yet not really wanting to do too much volume...suggestions?

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been pinning the stuff i made and im still alive. 

weighed 106kg today.

 

did only squats yesterday with very little rest between sets as didnt have much time. was working in with some random who was doing sets of 115 but for some reason had each 5kg weight inside the two 20's on each side and the 2.5 on outside. as below:

2.5-20-20-5------------bar------------5-20-20-2.5

 

so i just left the 5's there.

115x10

150x10

170x5

180x2

150x5

that was it. will definately be hitting legs much harder next session.

 

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lifts over past few days (best sets):

bench 140x9 and 160x3

squat 180x4

deadlift 260x5

military press 90x6

 

thinking of having 5 days (doing a repeating 5 day split with no rest days) off the heavier shit (squats/deads and possibly bench) as back and elbows arent 100% 

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I've said it before - you need a proper periodised program if you want to make the most of your strength. You are strong for your height/weight/age/experience lifting.

Do yourself a favour and make the most of that by looking into some strength programs with periodised rest/recovery and weight increments and it will take you really far!
 
All this "try and lift as heavy as i can every week" is seriously <10% effective in comparison! 

You'll just repeatedly end up injured or not improving then lose motivation. 

Maybe try westside? Anyone else have suggestions? 

 

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I think what Azide has been doing is algood. Maybe if ur natty u might need a program but when ur enhanced, u can max out every week I reckon. Haven't u put like 40kgs on ur bench in the last year and like the same on the deadlift?

I mainly mean for the injury aspect. To not go too fast to continually be getting bad sore or injured so can continue increasing. Smashing maxes without being able to keep decent form every week isn't condusive to staying injury free :P 

I've trained with him and I reckon he could be lifting way more if he built a decent solid base in the lifts and form and to be lifting from that rather than stretching limits every week or close to. Would definitely pay off in the long run injury wise and for amount of weight lifted, and could be really competetive if he wanted.  

Even having someone really decent (dunno who in dunedin) help him with form and get that solid as and second nature and focus on that for a while or even along side what he's doing would be infinitely beneficial. 

 

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im not injured. im just backing off for a few days as i feel it will be beneficial. trying to get in decent volume so i do try push myself but im happy to back off for a short period to avoid injury.

im not training specifically for strength, and not trying to hit maxes every session either, and also not looking to compete in powerlifting.

but yes im sort of listening to you dinah. do appreciate your advice

 

and leeroid i think its 40kg on my dead but more like 20-30kg on my bench within the last year. happy with my progress and think ill add some more by the end of this year (hopefully) and hopefully some muscle too which is my primary focus atm

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chest yesterday and also back (missed back day day before)

bench

100x10

140x8

160x4

170x2

180x1,  then set tbar rows

140x5,  set tbar rows

140x5, set tbar rows

db bench

50x12, followed by set lat pulldowns

incline db

50x7, set lat pulldowns

slight incline db

50x9, set lat pulldowns

50x8

 

happy to get 180 bench, just need more reps now

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 vids

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GK5Vg3-4Xiw

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HM6TYNCQlFo

 

bench 

100x10

140x6 (could have got 9 easy)

160x4 (felt awkward)

170x2 (felt sweet)

180x1 (felt shit..unracked from too far down bench instead of more under it)

160x3

 

db bench

50x12

50x12

50x11

50x10

50x10

also did curls ~10reps/set in between db bench. start heavy (apart from a warmup) and got ligther heaviest was 60kg+ ezi bar (think its 7 or 10kg) lightest 40kg + bar

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im not that small (subjective). think about 105kg there and 6'0" arms 18"+...I look smaller from that angle i think?

 

and cheers guys. had a few days off the gym and missed lots of injections because of more important shit i had going on. back into it again tho. 

did chest/legs yesterday

got 170x2 again on bench so hopefully missing so many inj and trainings hasnt fucked me up too much

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