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	<title>Ludlum3k's BodyBlog</title>
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		<title>Shoulders and Back Workouts</title>
		<link>http://blog.bodybuilding.com/Ludlum3k/2007/10/26/shoulders-and-back-workouts/</link>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 26 Oct 2007 23:14:18 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Ludlum3k</dc:creator>
		
	<category>Training</category>
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		<description><![CDATA[Yesterday&#8217;s shoulder workout was a good one. Although I always seem to be confused on what to do for my shoulders, as they seem to be my weakness, I always manage to put something together that is highly effective. This week, I swapped out the Smith machine upright row for seated DB front raises. Other [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Yesterday&#8217;s shoulder workout was a good one. Although I always seem to be confused on what to do for my shoulders, as they seem to be my weakness, I always manage to put something together that is highly effective. This week, I swapped out the Smith machine upright row for seated DB front raises. Other than that, the only changes were in weights/reps. Todays back workout was great as usual. Since it was my second week doing deadlifts again, last week was to get my body to remember how deadlifts work, and this week I was able to improve. However, I was a little tired today, so I had a little less stamina, I was able to complete the full workout. This week, I took out seated cable rows, and went straight to lat pulldowns, then I added hyperextensions at the end of the workout.</p>
<p>Thursday, October 25, 2007<br />
Shock Therapy<br />
Smith Behind-neck press<br />
10&#215;105<br />
3&#215;8x125<br />
Seated DB lateral raise<br />
2&#215;10x25s<br />
10&#215;20s -&gt; 10&#215;10s<br />
Seated DB front raise<br />
2&#215;10x20s<br />
6&#215;20s -&gt; 10&#215;10s<br />
Standing bent cable lateral raise<br />
2&#215;10x25s<br />
10&#215;20s -&gt; 6&#215;15s<br />
Standing side lateral raises<br />
2&#215;10x15s</p>
<p>Friday, October 26, 2007<br />
Shock Therapy<br />
Deadlifts<br />
10&#215;135<br />
10&#215;225<br />
2&#215;6x315<br />
6&#215;275 (wide)<br />
10&#215;225 (wide)<br />
BB rows<br />
3&#215;10x135<br />
BB shrugs<br />
3&#215;10x315<br />
25&#215;225<br />
Lat pulldown<br />
12&#215;120<br />
12&#215;110<br />
12&#215;100<br />
Hyperextensions<br />
3&#215;10xBW
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		<title>Today&#8217;s Leg workout</title>
		<link>http://blog.bodybuilding.com/Ludlum3k/2007/10/24/todays-leg-workout/</link>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 25 Oct 2007 04:46:23 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Ludlum3k</dc:creator>
		
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		<description><![CDATA[Today was a great leg day. Due to the fact that I seemed to have more energy today, especially compared to normal leg days, because whenever I know I have that painful, exhausting, not fun workout to not look forward to, it just doesn&#8217;t sit with me. However today, I don&#8217;t know why, but I [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Today was a great leg day. Due to the fact that I seemed to have more energy today, especially compared to normal leg days, because whenever I know I have that painful, exhausting, not fun workout to not look forward to, it just doesn&#8217;t sit with me. However today, I don&#8217;t know why, but I just seemed more energized, and didn&#8217;t get that &quot;throw-up&quot; feeling that I normally get, even though I was completely exhausted from the workout, since I increased the weights this week. Went back to normal squats, as opposed to front squats that I&#8217;ve been doing the past few weeks. This week, I added a 10 on each side to go with the progressive overload that is needed for growth. Also, my last set of leg press, I threw on an extra plate, however, even though I did them with proper form, I think I&#8217;ll stick to the norm. To prove that I felt better today, normally, after those two exercises, I have to do calves, which as strange as it seems, is more like a break for my legs, so that I can continue with leg extensions. But this week I went straight to the extensions, with decent performance. I tried for the first time to do leg press calf raises, however, the leg press we have at my gym is not suited for that. Rather that simply following a track in a straight line like most normal leg presses, ours has more of a curved motion, so it makes it difficult to do them, as the machine comes into contact with the back of your legs at the top, limiting you in this exercise. I still tried two sets, but then went to the standing calf raises, where I finished off my workout.</p>
<p>Wednesday, October 24, 2007<br />
Shock Therapy<br />
Squats<br />
15&#215;95 -&gt; 10xBW<br />
10&#215;135<br />
8&#215;185<br />
6&#215;245<br />
6&#215;245 -&gt; 10xBW<br />
Leg press<br />
2&#215;10x450<br />
10&#215;540<br />
6&#215;630<br />
Leg extension<br />
2&#215;12x100<br />
12&#215;100 -&gt; 5&#215;55<br />
Leg Press Calf Raises<br />
25&#215;180<br />
20&#215;270<br />
Standing calf raises<br />
10&#215;300 -&gt; 10&#215;200 -&gt; 10xBW<br />
12&#215;200 -&gt; 10&#215;100 -&gt; 10xBW<br />
15&#215;100 -&gt; 15xBW
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		<title>Workouts for the previous week</title>
		<link>http://blog.bodybuilding.com/Ludlum3k/2007/10/23/workouts-for-the-previous-week/</link>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 24 Oct 2007 02:09:24 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Ludlum3k</dc:creator>
		
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		<description><![CDATA[Today&#8217;s BodyBlog outlines the workouts from last Wednesday, up to today.
Wednesday, October 17, 2007
Shock Therapy
5 minutes treadmill
Front Squats
2&#215;10x135
2&#215;8x155
Leg Press
2&#215;10x450
2&#215;10x540
Superset
    Donkey Calves
    3&#215;15x270
    Seated Calves
    3&#215;15x90
Leg Extension
2&#215;15x100
12&#215;100
Thursday, October 18, 2007
Shock Therapy
Smith Behind-neck press
10&#215;105
3&#215;8x125
Seated DB laterals
8&#215;30s
10&#215;25s
12&#215;20s
Smith Wide-grip Upright row
12&#215;65
12&#215;75
12&#215;85
Standing Bent cable laterals
12&#215;25s
10&#215;25s
10&#215;20s -&#62; 5&#215;15s
Standing Side cable laterals
2&#215;10x15s
Friday, October 19, 2007
Shock Therapy
Deadlifts
10&#215;135
10&#215;225
2&#215;4x315
6&#215;275 (wide grip)
10&#215;225 (wide grip)
BB rows
3&#215;10x135
BB shrugs
3&#215;10x315
25&#215;225
Wide [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Today&#8217;s BodyBlog outlines the workouts from last Wednesday, up to today.</p>
<p>Wednesday, October 17, 2007<br />
Shock Therapy<br />
5 minutes treadmill<br />
Front Squats<br />
2&#215;10x135<br />
2&#215;8x155<br />
Leg Press<br />
2&#215;10x450<br />
2&#215;10x540<br />
Superset<br />
    Donkey Calves<br />
    3&#215;15x270<br />
    Seated Calves<br />
    3&#215;15x90<br />
Leg Extension<br />
2&#215;15x100<br />
12&#215;100</p>
<p>Thursday, October 18, 2007<br />
Shock Therapy<br />
Smith Behind-neck press<br />
10&#215;105<br />
3&#215;8x125<br />
Seated DB laterals<br />
8&#215;30s<br />
10&#215;25s<br />
12&#215;20s<br />
Smith Wide-grip Upright row<br />
12&#215;65<br />
12&#215;75<br />
12&#215;85<br />
Standing Bent cable laterals<br />
12&#215;25s<br />
10&#215;25s<br />
10&#215;20s -&gt; 5&#215;15s<br />
Standing Side cable laterals<br />
2&#215;10x15s</p>
<p>Friday, October 19, 2007<br />
Shock Therapy<br />
Deadlifts<br />
10&#215;135<br />
10&#215;225<br />
2&#215;4x315<br />
6&#215;275 (wide grip)<br />
10&#215;225 (wide grip)<br />
BB rows<br />
3&#215;10x135<br />
BB shrugs<br />
3&#215;10x315<br />
25&#215;225<br />
Wide seated cable row<br />
2&#215;10x130<br />
15&#215;85<br />
Lat pulldown<br />
3&#215;12x100</p>
<p>Monday, October 22, 2007<br />
Shock Therapy<br />
Incline Bench<br />
10&#215;135<br />
10&#215;155<br />
6&#215;185<br />
4&#215;205<br />
4&#215;225<br />
Flat DB press<br />
3&#215;8x80s<br />
12&#215;65s<br />
Decline DB flyes<br />
2&#215;12x40s<br />
15&#215;30s<br />
Machine chest press<br />
3&#215;15x130<br />
Pec-Deck flye<br />
3&#215;15x55</p>
<p>Tuesday, October 23, 2007<br />
Shock Therapy<br />
Close grip EZ curls<br />
12&#215;50<br />
10&#215;60<br />
2&#215;8x70<br />
Smith Close-grip bench<br />
12&#215;105<br />
10&#215;155<br />
10&#215;175<br />
8&#215;175<br />
Incline DB curls<br />
8&#215;40s<br />
10&#215;30s<br />
10&#215;25s<br />
12&#215;20s<br />
Overhead DB extension<br />
2&#215;12x75<br />
10&#215;75<br />
Superset<br />
    DB hammer curls<br />
    2&#215;12x30s<br />
    12&#215;25s<br />
    15&#215;20s<br />
    Striaght-bar pressdown<br />
    4&#215;15x145<br />
Superset<br />
    BB wrist curls<br />
    20&#215;50<br />
    15&#215;50<br />
    20&#215;30<br />
    Behind-back wrist curls<br />
    15&#215;50<br />
    10&#215;50<br />
    15&#215;30
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		<title>Big Update</title>
		<link>http://blog.bodybuilding.com/Ludlum3k/2007/10/16/big-update/</link>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 17 Oct 2007 01:57:07 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[I&#8217;ve been way too lazy when it comes to these BodyBlogs recently, and since this update includes 6, count em, 6 workouts, I will be brief, and not bother with the analysis.
Friday, October 5, 2007
Shock Therapy
Reverse grip Pulldown
2&#215;12x80
3&#215;8x160
6&#215;160
Reverse grip BB row
2&#215;8x185
2&#215;10x135
BB shrugs
3&#215;10x315
20&#215;225 -&#62; 20&#215;135
Close grip cable row
10&#215;115 -&#62; 8&#215;115 -&#62; 6&#215;115
10&#215;100 -&#62; 8&#215;100 -&#62; 6&#215;100
Straight-arm [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I&#8217;ve been way too lazy when it comes to these BodyBlogs recently, and since this update includes 6, count em, 6 workouts, I will be brief, and not bother with the analysis.</p>
<p>Friday, October 5, 2007<br />
Shock Therapy<br />
Reverse grip Pulldown<br />
2&#215;12x80<br />
3&#215;8x160<br />
6&#215;160<br />
Reverse grip BB row<br />
2&#215;8x185<br />
2&#215;10x135<br />
BB shrugs<br />
3&#215;10x315<br />
20&#215;225 -&gt; 20&#215;135<br />
Close grip cable row<br />
10&#215;115 -&gt; 8&#215;115 -&gt; 6&#215;115<br />
10&#215;100 -&gt; 8&#215;100 -&gt; 6&#215;100<br />
Straight-arm pulldown<br />
3&#215;15x40</p>
<p>Wednesday, October 10, 2007<br />
Shock Therapy<br />
5 minutes tread<br />
Front Squats<br />
2&#215;10x135<br />
8&#215;155<br />
4&#215;185<br />
Leg press<br />
2&#215;10x450<br />
2&#215;10x540<br />
Seated calves<br />
3&#215;20x100<br />
Leg extension<br />
3&#215;15x70</p>
<p>Thursday, October 11, 2007<br />
Shock Therapy<br />
Incline Bench<br />
10&#215;135<br />
10&#215;155<br />
6&#215;185<br />
6&#215;205<br />
3&#215;225<br />
Dips<br />
3&#215;10xBW<br />
Incline DB press<br />
10&#215;50s<br />
2&#215;10x55s<br />
Incline cable flye<br />
12&#215;40s<br />
12&#215;30s<br />
15&#215;25s<br />
Straight-bar pressdown<br />
15&#215;130<br />
12&#215;145<br />
12&#215;160<br />
10&#215;160 -&gt; 8&#215;115 -&gt; 10&#215;70<br />
DB kickback<br />
2&#215;12x15<br />
12&#215;10</p>
<p>Friday, October 12, 2007<br />
Shock Therapy<br />
Reverse grip BB row<br />
2&#215;10x95<br />
2&#215;10x135<br />
8&#215;185<br />
6&#215;205<br />
Reverse grip Pulldown<br />
2&#215;8x145<br />
2&#215;12x115<br />
Close grip cable row<br />
8&#215;145<br />
10&#215;115<br />
15&#215;85<br />
1-arm preacher<br />
10&#215;40<br />
10&#215;35<br />
10&#215;30<br />
12&#215;25<br />
High cable curls<br />
2&#215;12x40<br />
12&#215;30s</p>
<p>Monday, October 15, 2007<br />
Shock Therapy<br />
Incline Bench<br />
10&#215;135<br />
10&#215;155<br />
6&#215;185<br />
4&#215;205<br />
4&#215;225<br />
Flat DB press<br />
3&#215;8x80s<br />
10&#215;65s<br />
Decline DB flyes<br />
2&#215;12x40s<br />
15&#215;30s<br />
Incline Cable crossover<br />
2&#215;12x40s<br />
15&#215;30s<br />
Hanging knee raises<br />
3&#215;10xBW<br />
Crunches<br />
3&#215;15</p>
<p>Tusday, October 16, 2007<br />
Shock Therapy<br />
Close-grip BB curl<br />
2&#215;12x50<br />
2&#215;10x70<br />
2&#215;6x80<br />
Bench dips<br />
12xBW<br />
10&#215;45<br />
2&#215;10x90<br />
10&#215;90 -&gt; 5xBW<br />
Incline DB curls<br />
10&#215;35s<br />
8&#215;30s<br />
8&#215;25s<br />
10&#215;20s<br />
Superset<br />
    Skull crushers<br />
    4&#215;10x60<br />
    Close-grip bench<br />
    4&#215;10x60<br />
Superset<br />
    DB hammer curls<br />
    2&#215;12x30s<br />
    12&#215;25s<br />
    15&#215;20s<br />
    straight-bar pressdown<br />
    4&#215;15x145
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		<title>Great arm workout</title>
		<link>http://blog.bodybuilding.com/Ludlum3k/2007/10/03/great-arm-workout/</link>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 04 Oct 2007 08:14:47 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Ludlum3k</dc:creator>
		
	<category>Training</category>
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		<description><![CDATA[Omg, today was one of the greatest arm workouts ever. I don&#8217;t think I&#8217;ve ever felt a pump like this. Even though today was supposed to be leg day, I just felt that my legs weren&#8217;t up to it today, and besides, I missed yesterday&#8217;s arm workout, so I went ahead with that. Started with [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Omg, today was one of the greatest arm workouts ever. I don&#8217;t think I&#8217;ve ever felt a pump like this. Even though today was supposed to be leg day, I just felt that my legs weren&#8217;t up to it today, and besides, I missed yesterday&#8217;s arm workout, so I went ahead with that. Started with EZ curls, the main staple. For my main triceps mass builder, I did close-grip bench press with heavy weight. Proceeded to machine preacher curl 21&#8217;s. Followed by a new variation of a favorite; I did overhead DB extensions, but with dumbbells in each hand, to do them simultaneously, but I think the traditional way is better. Finally, I supersetted high cable curls with tricep pushdowns. The end result was what I think was the greatest arm pump ever.</p>
<p>Wednesday, October 3, 2007<br />
Shock Therapy<br />
5 minutes treadmill<br />
EZ curls<br />
12&#215;40<br />
10&#215;60<br />
3&#215;8x70<br />
close-grip bench<br />
10&#215;155<br />
10&#215;175<br />
9&#215;175<br />
6&#215;175<br />
Machine preacher<br />
3 x 21&#8217;s x 65<br />
Bilateral DB overhead extension<br />
10&#215;35s<br />
2&#215;8x35s<br />
Superset<br />
High cable curls<br />
3&#215;15x30s<br />
Cable pushdown<br />
15&#215;85<br />
15&#215;100<br />
15&#215;115
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		<title>Great chest workout + Farewell Big Ron</title>
		<link>http://blog.bodybuilding.com/Ludlum3k/2007/10/01/great-chest-workout-farewell-big-ron/</link>
		<comments>http://blog.bodybuilding.com/Ludlum3k/2007/10/01/great-chest-workout-farewell-big-ron/#comments</comments>
		<pubDate>Tue, 02 Oct 2007 11:35:50 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Ludlum3k</dc:creator>
		
	<category>Training</category>
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		<description><![CDATA[Before I get into my description of my chest routine, I&#8217;d like to congradulate my idol Ronnie Coleman on his Mr. Olympia performance. Even though I was cheering him on from home, hoping he&#8217;d be blessed with a 9th Mr. O title, I was amazed with how he performed and how he said farewell to [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Before I get into my description of my chest routine, I&#8217;d like to congradulate my idol Ronnie Coleman on his Mr. Olympia performance. Even though I was cheering him on from home, hoping he&#8217;d be blessed with a 9th Mr. O title, I was amazed with how he performed and how he said farewell to the Olympia stage with such grace and dignity. I won&#8217;t really get into my reasons for me thinking Jay shouldn&#8217;t have won (Victor Martinez should have) but that&#8217;s how I feel. We&#8217;ll miss you Ronnie, you were the greatest to ever grace the sport of bodybuilding.<br />
But on to my chest routine. A couple tweeks as usual: elliminated DB pullovers, included the chest press machine, and put my incline DB press/flye superset second in the routine. Since the inclines were now second in the routine, there was greater weight used, for a better feel. The chest press machine is good towards the end of the workout, as it doesn&#8217;t burn out my tris like the DB pullovers or dips do, so I have some energy left in my tris for tomorrows arm workout. And yeah, I did abs too today, where I took out hanging knee raises and put in weighted decline crunches and incline reverse crunches.</p>
<p>Monday, October 1, 2007<br />
Shock Therapy<br />
Decline bench<br />
10&#215;135<br />
8&#215;185<br />
6&#215;205<br />
9&#215;225<br />
Superset<br />
Incline DB press<br />
10&#215;70s<br />
10&#215;60s<br />
10&#215;55s<br />
Incline DB flyes<br />
3&#215;10x25s<br />
Machine chest press<br />
3&#215;12x130<br />
10&#215;145<br />
Cable crossover<br />
3&#215;20x40s<br />
Decline crunches<br />
3 x (10&#215;25 -&gt; 5xBW)<br />
Incline reverse crunches<br />
3&#215;10xBW
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		<title>100th BodyBlog</title>
		<link>http://blog.bodybuilding.com/Ludlum3k/2007/09/28/100th-bodyblog/</link>
		<comments>http://blog.bodybuilding.com/Ludlum3k/2007/09/28/100th-bodyblog/#comments</comments>
		<pubDate>Sat, 29 Sep 2007 03:25:47 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Ludlum3k</dc:creator>
		
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		<description><![CDATA[I finally reached 100 BodyBlogs. That&#8217;s a lot of time taken for these, and I&#8217;ll continue to do it because I like doing it. Today&#8217;s entry is the log of today&#8217;s back workout. It was amazing, I don&#8217;t think I&#8217;ve been able to get a pump in my back like that in a while. I [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I finally reached 100 BodyBlogs. That&#8217;s a lot of time taken for these, and I&#8217;ll continue to do it because I like doing it. Today&#8217;s entry is the log of today&#8217;s back workout. It was amazing, I don&#8217;t think I&#8217;ve been able to get a pump in my back like that in a while. I had a good, tight feeling, like my skin couldn&#8217;t stretch any farther when I&#8217;d flex my back. This week, there were a few changes. First of all, I switched to reverse grip pulldowns, still heavy. My next exercise was one arm DB rows, nice and heavy; it&#8217;s been quite a while since I&#8217;ve tried those. Next, I upped the weight for my barbell shrugs, felt good. After that, I moved to seated cable rows, where I used a close grip this time, which felt awesome, I think it&#8217;s what gave me such a good pump. And Finally, I finished with straight-arm pulldowns as usual.</p>
<p>Friday, September 28, 2007<br />
Shock Therapy<br />
5 minutes treadmill<br />
Reverse grip pulldowns<br />
2&#215;12x85<br />
4&#215;6x160<br />
DB rows<br />
2&#215;8x100<br />
2&#215;10x80<br />
BB shrugs<br />
3&#215;10x315<br />
15&#215;225 -&gt; 20&#215;135<br />
Close-grip seated cable row<br />
2 x (10&#215;100 -&gt; 8&#215;100 -&gt; 6&#215;100)<br />
Straight-arm pulldown<br />
3&#215;15x40
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		<title>Wednesday + Thursday</title>
		<link>http://blog.bodybuilding.com/Ludlum3k/2007/09/27/wednesday-thursday-2/</link>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 28 Sep 2007 02:38:01 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Ludlum3k</dc:creator>
		
	<category>Training</category>
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		<description><![CDATA[Two great workouts to log today. First, Wednesday, which as usual was leg day, and a good one at that. My first two exercises, squats and leg press, were done the same as before, but for some reason felt better this week. After these, instead of moving on to leg curls, followed by leg extension, [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Two great workouts to log today. First, Wednesday, which as usual was leg day, and a good one at that. My first two exercises, squats and leg press, were done the same as before, but for some reason felt better this week. After these, instead of moving on to leg curls, followed by leg extension, where I&#8217;d be too exhausted when I got to the extensions, this week, I skipped the leg curls and went straight to leg extensions. This I think was a good idea, because I felt a better pump in my quads, and I can feel the after-effects today. To make up for skipping the leg curls, I did two calf exercises. First, I did seated calf raises, nothing really spectacular there. Next, I went to do standing calves, but there were about 5 guys using the standing calf machine at the time. But the machine that I guess is supposed to resemble a sort of donkey calf machine was not being used, and I&#8217;ve never even touched it before, so my curiosity made me give it a try. What I found is that I felt nothing, I only performed one set and gave it up, and I think I won&#8217;t bother touching it again. Fortunately, the 5 guys left the standing calf raises, so I moved in and finished my workout there.<br />
Today, I just got back right now from a good shoulder workout. Not much changed, except I swapped seated bent over lateral raises for the incline bench variation, which was my old favorite. Although, now I think I prefer the bent over version. Other than that, just a few tweeks to the weights/reps today.</p>
<p>Wednesday, September 26, 2007<br />
Shock Therapy<br />
Squats<br />
15&#215;95 -&gt; 10xBW<br />
12&#215;135<br />
8&#215;185<br />
2 x (6&#215;225 -&gt; 10xBW)<br />
Leg press<br />
4&#215;10x450<br />
Leg extension<br />
2&#215;15x70<br />
12&#215;70 -&gt; 5&#215;50<br />
Seated calves<br />
25&#215;100<br />
2&#215;15x100<br />
Standing calves<br />
2 x (12&#215;120 -&gt; 15xBW)</p>
<p>Thursday, September 27, 2007<br />
Shock Therapy<br />
5 minutes Bike<br />
Smith behind-neck press<br />
10&#215;105<br />
2&#215;8x125<br />
10&#215;125<br />
Overhead DB press<br />
2&#215;10x50s<br />
10&#215;50s -&gt; 6&#215;30s<br />
8&#215;50s -&gt; 8&#215;30s<br />
DB front raise<br />
10&#215;20s<br />
8&#215;20s -&gt; 8&#215;10s<br />
7&#215;20s -&gt; 8&#215;10s<br />
Incline rear laterals<br />
10&#215;20s<br />
8&#215;20s -&gt; 8&#215;10s<br />
10&#215;15s -&gt; 10&#215;10s<br />
Seated side lateral<br />
12&#215;15s<br />
2 x (10&#215;15s -&gt; 10&#215;10s)<br />
20&#215;10s
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		<title>Different Arm workout</title>
		<link>http://blog.bodybuilding.com/Ludlum3k/2007/09/25/different-arm-workout/</link>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 26 Sep 2007 12:39:18 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Ludlum3k</dc:creator>
		
	<category>Training</category>
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		<description><![CDATA[Well, there were lots of changes to this week&#8217;s arm workout, including trying a new exercise. But let&#8217;s start from the beginning. First of all, I was glad to see that my gym finally bought a new EZ curl bar, because we&#8217;ve only had 1 for about a month. Yet I was surprised, that sucker [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Well, there were lots of changes to this week&#8217;s arm workout, including trying a new exercise. But let&#8217;s start from the beginning. First of all, I was glad to see that my gym finally bought a new EZ curl bar, because we&#8217;ve only had 1 for about a month. Yet I was surprised, that sucker is HEAVY! Plus the bar feels thicker, and has a slightly different curve (just on the wider portion of the grip). Anyways, I&#8217;ve been wanting to use the EZ curl bar for BB curls for a while, since I like them better. Next, I did weighted bench dips, which felt great, not much more to say about them. After that, I went to the preacher curl bench to do 1-arm DB preacher curls, two heavy sets, then two lighter sets. Followed by two sets of 1-arm reverse grip tricep pushdowns and two sets of heavy regular tricep pushdowns. As for the new exercise, I finally tried spyder curls (lay on an incline bench, let bar hang and did curls with that). I did a couple sets with just the bar, and for my last set of those, I used the bar, followed by drop sets using dumbbells. And finally, finished with BB wrist curls.</p>
<p>Tuesday, September 25, 2007<br />
Shock Therapy<br />
EZ curls<br />
12&#215;50<br />
10&#215;60<br />
8&#215;70<br />
6&#215;80<br />
4&#215;80<br />
Bench dips<br />
12xBW<br />
10&#215;45<br />
10&#215;70 -&gt; 5xBW<br />
10&#215;90 -&gt; 8xBW<br />
1-arm DB preacher<br />
2&#215;8x40<br />
2&#215;12x30<br />
1-arm Reverse grip tricep pushdown<br />
12&#215;25<br />
10&#215;30<br />
Tricep pushdown<br />
12&#215;70<br />
10&#215;85 -&gt; 10&#215;55 -&gt; 15&#215;25<br />
Spyder curls<br />
12&#215;50<br />
10&#215;50<br />
10&#215;40 -&gt; 8&#215;15s (DB) -&gt; 15&#215;10s (DB)<br />
BB wrist curls<br />
30&#215;50<br />
15&#215;50<br />
10&#215;50<br />
20&#215;30<br />
15&#215;30
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		<title>Friday and Monday</title>
		<link>http://blog.bodybuilding.com/Ludlum3k/2007/09/24/friday-and-monday/</link>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 25 Sep 2007 12:26:36 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Ludlum3k</dc:creator>
		
	<category>Training</category>
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		<description><![CDATA[I guess I&#8217;m still experiencing the increasing effects of being back on creatine, because the numbers keep getting bigger, but they&#8217;ve slowed down now, so I guess I&#8217;m almost fully &#34;loaded&#34; by now. Last Friday&#8217;s back workout was just like the week before, except for the fact that I took 5 minutes on the treadmill [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I guess I&#8217;m still experiencing the increasing effects of being back on creatine, because the numbers keep getting bigger, but they&#8217;ve slowed down now, so I guess I&#8217;m almost fully &quot;loaded&quot; by now. Last Friday&#8217;s back workout was just like the week before, except for the fact that I took 5 minutes on the treadmill to warm up, and there were more reps and higher weights used. So, there&#8217;s really not much to say about it. Today&#8217;s chest workout, I was able to increase the reps on my decline bench by 1, always good, and I swapped dips for DB pullovers. Unfortunately, just like dips, the pullovers seem to fatigue my triceps, so I hope they&#8217;ll be fine for my next workout (arms), but I think they&#8217;ll be in good condition by then. And today, I didn&#8217;t do as many ab exercises due to time constraints, but still hit em hard.</p>
<p>Friday, September 21, 2007<br />
Shock Therapy<br />
Treadmill 5 minutes<br />
Pulldowns<br />
2&#215;12x80<br />
3&#215;6x160<br />
6&#215;160 -&gt; 4&#215;160 (r.p.)<br />
BB rows<br />
2&#215;10x135<br />
2 x [8&#215;135 -&gt; 4&#215;135 (r.p.)]<br />
BB shrugs<br />
4&#215;12x275<br />
20&#215;185 -&gt; 20&#215;135<br />
Seated Cable rows<br />
2 x (10&#215;100 -&gt; 8&#215;100 -&gt; 6&#215;100)<br />
Straight-arm pulldown<br />
3&#215;15x40</p>
<p>Monday, September 24, 2007<br />
Shock Therapy<br />
Decline Bench<br />
10&#215;135<br />
8&#215;185<br />
6&#215;205<br />
9&#215;225<br />
DB pullover<br />
4&#215;10x60<br />
Superset<br />
     Incline DB press<br />
     3&#215;10x50s<br />
     Incline DB flyes<br />
     3&#215;10x20s<br />
Cable crossover<br />
3&#215;20x40s<br />
Hanging knee raises<br />
3&#215;10xBW<br />
Decline crunches<br />
3&#215;10xBW
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