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Powerlifting for size!!!!!

Saturday, August 23rd, 2008

 Ok if you are going to powerlift make sure you periodize your workouts. This mean break up your works in cycles for weeks or months so one the body doesnt adapt to the same type of training and two so you body can heal after a intens weight lifting cycle like power lifting. The cycle consists of three month of nothing but power lifting moves and compound movements.

Day1( Bench 50 %1rm) The goal on day one taking in account you have been training for a while is to slowley lower the power and then exploding off the bottom and this does not mean boucning. 10sets of 10 with 50% of 1 rep max. Then you have deadlifts into shrug 5 sets of 50% moving the wait quickely but with good form. The wide grip pullups and bents rows for the same percentage and reps and sets.

day 2 rest

day 3 squats) It may seem like nothing but 10 sets of 10 for 50% of 1 rm max slowley lowering it then exploding off

day 4 rest

day five repeats day 1

day 5 rest day 6 repeat workout three.

Week two is a hypertrophy workout all reps are from 6-15

Bench press 5 set pyramiding weight. pullups. deadlifts. bent rows.

day 2 rest day three squats 6-12 reps 10 sets pyramiding.

day 3 rest

day 4 repeat 1

day 5 rest

day 6 repat 3

week three using weight for 85% of 1 rep max

bench press 5 se4ts with az many as you can get each set,pullups,bent rows, deadlifts 

week 4

day one dynamic day

day2 rest

day 3 hypertrophy day

day 4 rest

day 5 90% of 1rmax same as other workouts

month two (bech,squat,deadlift, powercleans, push press

day one bench and puch press, deadlifts

day2 rest day 3 squat and power cleans 5 sets of 5 reps

day 3 rest

day four repat day 1

day 5 rest

day6 repeat workou 3 using the same scheem for the other month of 1 day dynamic day another day hypertrophy and another day heave 85 1rm or 90 1rm

 

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Killer leg workout!!!

Saturday, August 23rd, 2008

 A leg workout i like and is something i am doing right now that everyone would like. Squats 5 sets of 5 pyramiding weight. Then 3 sets of 3 suats superset with walking lunges then into dumbell goblet squats. (goblet squat is where you hold the dumbel with one hand and do squats with toes slightley out looking up the whole time. then your squat form for this workout should be slow and controlled. elbos touching the knees and hold for one second. Then a minute rest then back into the circuit.

5 sets squats of 5 reps pyramiding weight

3 sets of squats with 50 percente of 1rm superset with walking lunges(bodyweight) pauseing at the lowest position and holding into goblet squats.

stiff leg deadlifts(80% 1rm) superset with reverse plank from elbows

seated calf raise into standing on leg bodyweight calf raises

finish the workout with leg curls

If you are really daring to puke and put yourself through some torture for some awesome legs 3 sets of 100 bodyweight squats with rest/pause if you half to between reps to finish its a puker!!!! but you will gain muscle from it.

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training the Body balanced

Sunday, August 17th, 2008

 The human body must maintain a balace in all thing that happen in it and around it. This is called homeostasis. The must be trained evenly from anterior(front) to posteriorly(Back). This is really import for should training. This is why i am writing this article to let people know by physical therapist standards that the rear delt should be almost three times stronger then the anterior del meaning the fron must be balanced with the back. when you relax your arms down by the side the palms should stayfacing inword by the side of the body must most people are anterior front delt heavy. My favorit shoulder workout is a $ exercise superset.

   1) Standing push press     4 sets 15 12 10 8

   2)lateral raises     4 sets 15 12 10 8

    3) inverted wide grip rows

    4) Physios reverse flys but keep constent tension on the rear delts

 Then after you have finished this superset pyramiding the weight heavier and heavier with strict form 4 sets of shrusw with the hand position close shruging upward then 4 sets of shrugs on cable straight bar shruging the scapulas back. This is a well balaced shoulder workout and at the end of it i like to include 6 exercises of 2 sets each of 15 of internal rotation to 45 degress then external rotation to 45 degress then shoulder adduction then shoulder flexion a little past the back and then stretching the pecs and shoulders very well and you have a complete workout for the shoulder thats balaced and works the rotator cuff. Also if you have shoulder problems replace push press with 45 degree angle fron t raises with the thumb side facing up.

   

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pain in the Elbow?

Saturday, August 16th, 2008

  Tennis elbow is tendinitis– swelling of the tendons — that causes pain in the elbow and arm. These tendons are bands of tough tissue that connect the muscles of your lower arm to the bone. Despite its name, you can still get tennis elbow even if you’ve never been near a tennis court. Tennis elbow is the most common reason that people see their doctors for elbow pain. It can pop up in people of any age, but it’s most common at about age 40.(webmd)
  Microscopic tears develop in the tendon from overuse or repetitive movements. I am basically writing this article to encourage people not to do cheat curls every workout. Although cheat curls is a good exercise i believe that cheat curls should only be put into a workout once in a while becuase the stress it put on the tendons, same goes for negatives. I would suggest going for drop sets instead using inpecable form so that the muscle is doing the work and not the joint. I have had some issues with tendenitis in the elbow mainly aloong the bicep brachialis(the hammer curl muscle) and it can and will mess your workout up. I actually bothered mine from snatches,but it was a old injury irrated from being fatiqued and doing cheat curls. i have talked to many people so i must emphasize RESt!!!!! Overtraining is something that will affect you from getting big and recovering from the wear and tear of training and everyday use. I belive that rest is one of the most understated things in magazines and books. You should train frequentley but then give your body adaquite rest time. I also belive people do to much to compensate for a bad diet. Instead of doing three hours of cardio a day put in the diet time eat clean and chaet only once a week dont blow out your knees doing 21 hours of cardio a day. i believe everything should be balanced life, love, diet, and training. Moderation is key!!!!! Look if you train twice a day everyday you will not look like a probodybuilder unless you take steroids. i just want people to relize the reality of the fitness industry. people look at pro bodybuilders( and i love body building

  

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pain in the Elbow?

Saturday, August 16th, 2008

  Tennis elbow is tendinitis– swelling of the tendons — that causes pain in the elbow and arm. These tendons are bands of tough tissue that connect the muscles of your lower arm to the bone. Despite its name, you can still get tennis elbow even if you’ve never been near a tennis court. Tennis elbow is the most common reason that people see their doctors for elbow pain. It can pop up in people of any age, but it’s most common at about age 40.(webmd)
  Microscopic tears develop in the tendon from overuse or repetitive movements. I am basically writing this article to encourage people not to do cheat curls every workout. Although cheat curls is a good exercise i believe that cheat curls should only be put into a workout once in a while becuase the stress it put on the tendons, same goes for negatives. I would suggest going for drop sets instead using inpecable form so that the muscle is doing the work and not the joint. I have had some issues with tendenitis in the elbow mainly aloong the bicep brachialis(the hammer curl muscle) and it can and will mess your workout up. I actually bothered mine from snatches,but it was a old injury irrated from being fatiqued and doing cheat curls. i have talked to many people so i must emphasize RESt!!!!! Overtraining is something that will affect you from getting big and recovering from the wear and tear of training and everyday use. I belive that rest is one of the most understated things in magazines and books. You should train frequentley but then give your body adaquite rest time. I also belive people do to much to compensate for a bad diet. Instead of doing three hours of cardio a day put in the diet time eat clean and chaet only once a week dont blow out your knees doing 21 hours of cardio a day. i believe everything should be balanced life, love, diet, and training. Moderation is key!!!!! Look if you train twice a day everyday you will not look like a probodybuilder unless you take steroids. i just want people to relize the reality of the fitness industry. people look at pro bodybuilders( and i love body building). Its my favorite sport and i am not saying people that take steroids are bad people. i think they should be legal, but i am all natural. I just want people to have realistic goals. People can get ripped and can get big naturaly, but not 250 lbs at 3 percent bodyfat. I also want people to realize that you can get realy built naturally. So the point of my article is to keep cheat curls and cheat reps and forced reps to a minimum. I also want to point out Dorian yates he loved h.i.t and so does Matt duvall but they both tore some muscle off some bone so keep that in mind with the forced reps.  

  

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The Shoulder

Thursday, August 14th, 2008

   I have trained many people. After talking to most people in the gym, i realized most people have some sort of shoulder injury. I think there are many cause that could damage the shoulder. Things that can cause injury are as followed, baad form, too much weight, muscle imbalances, out of date exercises such as behind the neck pull downs. There are many Exercises that put alot of pressure on the rotator cuff. Its not that theses exercises are bad but when nearing fatigue they become dangerous if form is not perfect. Also alot of people dont train there rotator cuff. The muscle around the rotator cuff become stronger and and strong, but getting the weight into place for people to do certain exercises uses these muscles.

    The shoulder is made up of the humerous, clavicle, and scapula. The humerous is kept in place by soft conective tissue. The muscle in the rotator are the supra spinatus, infra spinatus, subscapularis and teres minor. these muscles are responsible for internal and external rotation and assist in circumduction. There are many tendons and ligaments in the shoulder that can be injured due to improper lifting technique, repetitive motions, sports with vigorous circumduction, aging,trauma,poor posture and alot of above the head motions in jobs. My point is it is amazing joint because it has so much range of motiont but is very susceptiple to injury. I feel like when people decide to play any sport or do anything invovling the should they should be given an intruction dvd and booklet along with lectures from a 80 year old man that cant lifting his should because of the the thing she should not have done when he was younger. Tha bring me to my next point that can help get you as bodybuilders muscular with lowering your possiblities of injury during exercie and everyday uses. In an articel in flex magazine Frank Zane one of the greatest bodybuilders of all times was asked, "Was the early heavy lifting important for giving you a foundation on which you later built physique" and frank zane answers, " well, it gave me mass, but i’ll tell you one thing- if i had to do it all over again, i don’t think i would have dont it. It just gets you injured"(flex magazine 108). So if you dont belive it from me belive it from one of the best.

   This brings me to my next point weight lifting. I love weight lifting and i have had my fare shar of injuries.  Alot of them i could have avoided but at the time i did not know any better. Thata is why i am spreading the word because like many of you i want to be able to lift weights my whole life and i see many people that cant because of miostakes that could have been avoided.

    the first exercise i would like to discuss is bench press. It is on of the best exercise when done properly, but many people use to much weight and go for too few of reps for it to be effective and safe. For hypertrophy reason only and strength bench press should be done by placing the feet on the floor slight arch in the back, whole body tight, when the weight is un racked you should come down only to the point in which the elbows are at 90 degrees. I realize for bench press competitions the competitior must touch the chest but i am stricley talking about working out while being safe and taking care of the shoulder girdle. Most injuries occur when the eccentric phase is quickley shifted to the concentric phase. There are types of training where burst training is incorpurated but normally its with 50 percent of the one rep max so keep that in mind. dont bounce off your sternum and dont go below 5 reps(unless your powerlifting).

   the next exercise i will be talking about is shoulder presses they should not be done from behind the neck unless you stop in which your elbows are at 90 degrees. going below that can put strain of the rotator cuff. never bounce the weight off of the bones of the shoulders.  There are many good exercises for the shoulders that i love but can be dangerouse just be awar of form and keeping your body completely tight.  Push press, split jerk, clean and press, lateral raise, wide grip rows( for rear delts and traps, and teres major, rhomboids etc) barbell and dumbell snatches. Get a trainer or afreind to watch your for when performing these exercises. They are all great exercise but when done wrong can make the exercise more dangerous. for example the power clean is a awesome whole body exercie but when done wrong people turn it into a almost cheat curl designed to tear bicepts or a upright row which is is anything but a upright row. Upright rows are also a dangerous exercise. i like doing them but keep in mind dont go to heavy on them because they do incorporated the supraspinatus(the rotaor cuff) so slow and controlled if you do them i could go on and on on many different exercise just learn the right perform and execute it precisley.Form is key

   behind the neck pulldowns is another exercise i see people hurt them selfs on. if you are going to do them stop when you elbows are at 90 degree dont go all the way down to the neck in then uses the small rotator cuff muscle. think of it this way you last and biceps are very strong compared to the rotator cuff and going all the way down is taking all of the weight and shifting alot of it from the biceps and the lats to tiny muscle responsible for internat rotation.

well that about does for this entry and i could go on and on but if have any question or complaints. i write free workouts and diets. so if you have and question please ask. i aam a acertified personal trainer by the issa and working on the nasm and also i am in school to become a physical therapy so i have a love of fitness and a background that keeps me learning and i want share with other so they do not become injured and can do all of the getting big or ripped or strong with the least amont of pssibility of getting injured. my next post will be on traing the muscle of the roator cuff. and balance of the body. Anterior and poterior balance of the body and posture.

  

 

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