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Originally Posted by brettTHEjett
What is a bird like chest?
think it refers to really skinny dudes whose chest is basically all bone
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Originally Posted by brettTHEjett
What is a bird like chest?
Same with me at the beginning, but unfortunately your body grows a tolerance to it and the crash is pretty bad.Originally Posted by JOE CAMEL SMOOTH
jack3d has been getting me the best workouts of my life
Originally Posted by sladewilson
24 hour fitness today , need chest workout to get rid of bird like chest.
i know i dont use it every day......i only use 1-1.5 scoops to keep tolerance low. i dont get a crash which is good.Originally Posted by nikestreetdotcom
Same with me at the beginning, but unfortunately your body grows a tolerance to it and the crash is pretty bad.Originally Posted by JOE CAMEL SMOOTH
jack3d has been getting me the best workouts of my life
I've been using this for my heavy bench days when I feel lethargic (1/2 a bottle):
Great stuff IMO. Consistent increases on bench (280x2).
Alex
Originally Posted by I3
As for the eggs.. it'll be interesting to see what Durden etc say.. I think anything in moderation is key. Maybe 2-3x a week have eggs with yolk or whatever.. its only going to be OD if you have like 3-4 eggs daily right??
Originally Posted by Cragmatic
SMH @ me... I was working out 4-5 times a week for like 6 months. Then the last month I haven't gone at all... and it's so hard to get back at it.
Bench, squat, deadlift, rows 3x a week...30 minutes each workout. Even during exam time you should make some time to work out. I mean, you could be in the gym rather than wasting time on NTOriginally Posted by ricerocket1
this 2 weeks of finals is going to kill me, i barely have time with work and school let alone working out...any quick workout i should be working or looking for?
The best way IMO to warm up is by doing similar movements to the exercise you're gonna do. For example, warm up with the bar and light weights if you're going to bench press heavy. Squat with bodyweight, the bar and light weights prior to squatting heavy, etc. If you want to warm up you could also do some dynamic stretching. Jogging prior to lifting wont really help your lifts and one can argue that jogging as a warm up prior to heavy lifting is counter-productive.Originally Posted by brettTHEjett
Okay... serious concern here.
I really want to get a good warm up before my heavy lift, especially since it's winter and I'm only working out a few days a week.
The easiest option for me is to hit the treadmill... I'd also like to slowly get into jogging before next summer.
after 6 mins of going from 4.0-6.5 every min (not HIIT, just interval) MY ANKLES AND FRONT SHINS ARE SO SORE. I'm not even tired.. barely elevated heart rate.. but I have to stop after 6 or 7 mins.
This happens every damn day. I try changing the tightness of my sneakers, the speed, the interval pace, everything. What am I doing wrong?
I'd like to do a 15+ min jog prior to lifting
Check out some of Pavel Tsatsouline's stuff. He has a routine called the Russian Bear routine that's similar for mass gains, but it uses heavier weights. He's got a load of info for getting past plateaus that may be more useful than GVT as well, not to take anything away from Charles Poliquin.Originally Posted by bwood056
Starting German volume training next week. Time to shock up my muscles. Hopefully be able to get past my 450lb plateau on bench. I expect great results. Going to run it for 6 weeks. Then deload. And Max again. I NEEED 500 badly on bench so I can transition into a cutting phase. I have never gone 5 days or less in the gym per week for the past 2 yrs(over training to say the least) so this 3 day a week routine will be hard for me. But I hear great things. Hoping my numbers increase 20 lbs on each lift (450 bench, 575 deadlift, 455 squat, 275 seated millitary)= current numbers
Originally Posted by moundraised23
Not sure if this has been asked.....
I never used 2 run much, outside of hoops. I've been hittin the treadmill a lot latel. A few times when running my shins begin 2 hurt.
Is it the shoes I'm wearing? I also noticed that when I run in j's as opposed 2 say am 95's, they don't hurt as much.
Originally Posted by nealraj006
Check out some of Pavel Tsatsouline's stuff. He has a routine called the Russian Bear routine that's similar for mass gains, but it uses heavier weights. He's got a load of info for getting past plateaus that may be more useful than GVT as well, not to take anything away from Charles Poliquin.Originally Posted by bwood056
Starting German volume training next week. Time to shock up my muscles. Hopefully be able to get past my 450lb plateau on bench. I expect great results. Going to run it for 6 weeks. Then deload. And Max again. I NEEED 500 badly on bench so I can transition into a cutting phase. I have never gone 5 days or less in the gym per week for the past 2 yrs(over training to say the least) so this 3 day a week routine will be hard for me. But I hear great things. Hoping my numbers increase 20 lbs on each lift (450 bench, 575 deadlift, 455 squat, 275 seated millitary)= current numbers