Comments for Live-For-Today's BodyBlog http://blog.bodybuilding.com/Live-For-Today Transforming My Body One Day at a Time Mon, 09 Nov 2009 11:27:53 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=0.32 Comment on Animal Crackers by mrinkysplaytoy http://blog.bodybuilding.com/Live-For-Today/2009/04/27/animal-crackers/#comment-10182262 Mon, 27 Apr 2009 15:58:49 +0000 http://blog.bodybuilding.com/Live-For-Today/2009/04/27/animal-crackers/#comment-10182262 how big were the handfuls? what was better...the lion, the sheep, the zebra, or the hippo??? did you bite their heads off to take out your frustration with the fact that you were eating them? I know, I'm a little strange....=) how big were the handfuls? what was better…the lion, the sheep, the zebra, or the hippo??? did you bite their heads off to take out your frustration with the fact that you were eating them? I know, I’m a little strange….=)

]]> Comment on Arnold’s Workout by mrinkysplaytoy http://blog.bodybuilding.com/Live-For-Today/2009/04/22/arnolds-workout/#comment-10157532 Wed, 22 Apr 2009 16:30:13 +0000 http://blog.bodybuilding.com/Live-For-Today/2009/04/22/arnolds-workout/#comment-10157532 sometimes I really think food is from the devil lol! hard isn't it???! thanks for the encouragement. sometimes I really think food is from the devil lol! hard isn’t it???! thanks for the encouragement.

]]> Comment on Arnold’s Workout by Lex29us http://blog.bodybuilding.com/Live-For-Today/2009/04/22/arnolds-workout/#comment-10157032 Wed, 22 Apr 2009 15:12:06 +0000 http://blog.bodybuilding.com/Live-For-Today/2009/04/22/arnolds-workout/#comment-10157032 Awsome Book!!!! I used a lot of his exercises in the past and still do to this day. I was going through the book over the weekend and switched up some routines in my chest and arm workouts. Can't go wrong with that resource! Awsome Book!!!!
I used a lot of his exercises in the past and still do to this day. I was going through the book over the weekend and switched up some routines in my chest and arm workouts. Can’t go wrong with that resource!

]]> Comment on Deadlifting the bar, seriously. by emdubya67 http://blog.bodybuilding.com/Live-For-Today/2008/11/13/deadlifting-the-bar-seriously/#comment-6722572 Mon, 17 Nov 2008 17:39:32 +0000 http://blog.bodybuilding.com/Live-For-Today/2008/11/13/deadlifting-the-bar-seriously/#comment-6722572 hey brother, i never deadlifted until i got out here. trust me, after my first failed experiment and my back healing, i asked for help. humbling? yes. right thing to do? absolutely! once you've got the form down, the weight comes fast! from 135 to 385 in a couple months. form over force! have a great one! -matt hey brother, i never deadlifted until i got out here. trust me, after my first failed experiment and my back healing, i asked for help. humbling? yes. right thing to do? absolutely! once you’ve got the form down, the weight comes fast! from 135 to 385 in a couple months.

form over force! have a great one!

-matt

]]> Comment on Deadlifting the bar, seriously. by emdubya67 http://blog.bodybuilding.com/Live-For-Today/2008/11/13/deadlifting-the-bar-seriously/#comment-6722572 Mon, 17 Nov 2008 17:39:32 +0000 http://blog.bodybuilding.com/Live-For-Today/2008/11/13/deadlifting-the-bar-seriously/#comment-6722572 hey brother, i never deadlifted until i got out here. trust me, after my first failed experiment and my back healing, i asked for help. humbling? yes. right thing to do? absolutely! once you've got the form down, the weight comes fast! from 135 to 385 in a couple months. form over force! have a great one! -matt hey brother, i never deadlifted until i got out here. trust me, after my first failed experiment and my back healing, i asked for help. humbling? yes. right thing to do? absolutely! once you’ve got the form down, the weight comes fast! from 135 to 385 in a couple months.

form over force! have a great one!

-matt

]]> Comment on Deadlifting the bar, seriously. by armymp530 http://blog.bodybuilding.com/Live-For-Today/2008/11/13/deadlifting-the-bar-seriously/#comment-6522942 Thu, 13 Nov 2008 17:49:55 +0000 http://blog.bodybuilding.com/Live-For-Today/2008/11/13/deadlifting-the-bar-seriously/#comment-6522942 Deadlift has several mental checks you need to make before doing them correctly. FOr starters, always grip the bar the same place, focus on pushing your feet through the floor mentally, and keep the bar as close to your body all the way through the motion. As far as helping keep your back straight throughout the movement, keep your head up towards the motion you are pulling the bar. Like Shay Williams told you, form is key, never sacrifice ego and weight when doing this lift. Deadlift has several mental checks you need to make before doing them correctly. FOr starters, always grip the bar the same place, focus on pushing your feet through the floor mentally, and keep the bar as close to your body all the way through the motion. As far as helping keep your back straight throughout the movement, keep your head up towards the motion you are pulling the bar. Like Shay Williams told you, form is key, never sacrifice ego and weight when doing this lift.

]]> Comment on Deadlifting the bar, seriously. by armymp530 http://blog.bodybuilding.com/Live-For-Today/2008/11/13/deadlifting-the-bar-seriously/#comment-6522942 Thu, 13 Nov 2008 17:49:55 +0000 http://blog.bodybuilding.com/Live-For-Today/2008/11/13/deadlifting-the-bar-seriously/#comment-6522942 Deadlift has several mental checks you need to make before doing them correctly. FOr starters, always grip the bar the same place, focus on pushing your feet through the floor mentally, and keep the bar as close to your body all the way through the motion. As far as helping keep your back straight throughout the movement, keep your head up towards the motion you are pulling the bar. Like Shay Williams told you, form is key, never sacrifice ego and weight when doing this lift. Deadlift has several mental checks you need to make before doing them correctly. FOr starters, always grip the bar the same place, focus on pushing your feet through the floor mentally, and keep the bar as close to your body all the way through the motion. As far as helping keep your back straight throughout the movement, keep your head up towards the motion you are pulling the bar. Like Shay Williams told you, form is key, never sacrifice ego and weight when doing this lift.

]]> Comment on Deadlifting the bar, seriously. by Shay Williams http://blog.bodybuilding.com/Live-For-Today/2008/11/13/deadlifting-the-bar-seriously/#comment-6522732 Thu, 13 Nov 2008 17:20:43 +0000 http://blog.bodybuilding.com/Live-For-Today/2008/11/13/deadlifting-the-bar-seriously/#comment-6522732 Be carefull with the deadlift and take it slow. I pulled a Hernia a few months back on the exercise. Make sure you watch some videos and wear a belt. Be carefull with the deadlift and take it slow. I pulled a Hernia a few months back on the exercise. Make sure you watch some videos and wear a belt.

]]> Comment on Deadlifting the bar, seriously. by Shay Williams http://blog.bodybuilding.com/Live-For-Today/2008/11/13/deadlifting-the-bar-seriously/#comment-6522732 Thu, 13 Nov 2008 17:20:43 +0000 http://blog.bodybuilding.com/Live-For-Today/2008/11/13/deadlifting-the-bar-seriously/#comment-6522732 Be carefull with the deadlift and take it slow. I pulled a Hernia a few months back on the exercise. Make sure you watch some videos and wear a belt. Be carefull with the deadlift and take it slow. I pulled a Hernia a few months back on the exercise. Make sure you watch some videos and wear a belt.

]]> Comment on First time squatting free weights by JaruebaT http://blog.bodybuilding.com/Live-For-Today/2008/10/23/first-time-squatting-free-weights/#comment-6445902 Tue, 11 Nov 2008 15:28:04 +0000 http://blog.bodybuilding.com/Live-For-Today/2008/10/23/first-time-squatting-free-weights/#comment-6445902 Yeah! free weight squats are difficult to master at first. If your heels are coming off the floor work on your hamstring flexability this will also strengthen your knees. Tight hams usually always equal tight shaky knees. Rember to keep your body tight when you squat, your lower back and abs will play a huge role in your squat. Just don't give up! Start small and you will work your way up. Yeah! free weight squats are difficult to master at first. If your heels are coming off the floor work on your hamstring flexability this will also strengthen your knees. Tight hams usually always equal tight shaky knees. Rember to keep your body tight when you squat, your lower back and abs will play a huge role in your squat. Just don’t give up! Start small and you will work your way up.

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