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Sep 22 2010 12:51pm
Quote (Mesonychid @ Sep 22 2010 09:01am)
No casein/cottage cheese before bed? :O


He asked for no dairy and no cottage cheese...so I made it accordingly.
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Sep 22 2010 12:54pm
Quote (xXCrAzYsHoT @ Sep 22 2010 09:55am)
So for chest days do I do bench press 5x5 and flies 5x5 or just the bench.

For ab training how would I add resistance?

I don't exactly have that much equipment because I workout at home, any equivalent substitute for squat I do have a barbell but it would be hard to squat because the "rack" is kind of far away.
And I looked at the leg curl on google from what I read it's only useful for strengthening your hamstring and doesn't really help produce gains.



First of all, always do flies after bench but not 5x5 style...only bench should be 5x5 style...do 5 sets of flies pyramiding up...keeps reps in the 8-15 range.

Secondly to add weight to abs lay a plate on your chest when doing crunches to add resistance, or grab a dumbbell with your feet when doing hanging leg raises...get creative!

Next, you can substitute deep dumbbell lunges for barbell squats if you absolutely have to, although get up to the 10 reps on each leg range.

Lastly, leg curls are very helpful for building nice thick hamstrings and plenty of rear leg strength....I don't know what googling you did, but 90% of the sites out there about H&F are total BS.

anyway, good luck
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Sep 22 2010 12:56pm
Quote (iloveualot @ Sep 22 2010 02:45pm)
if the muscles aren't sore the next morning after working out this means that you didn't work hard enough or something else?


muscle soreness means two things.

1. buildup of lactic acid in the muscle groups
2. torn muscle fibers (which is how muscles grow....the fibers tear and when they rebuild, they rebuild larger and stronger than before)

however, sometimes muscle soreness is a delayed onset and can take 2-3 days to reach it's peak. Moreover, sometimes muscle soreness is only present when you are USING those muscles. Example, your chest might not be sore just walking around, but the moment you put pressure on the chest it will start to hurt and feel sore.

If you still feel absolutely nothing even 2-3 days after training and when putting strain on those targeted muscles...then yes you probably didn't work out hard enough and might benefit from going heavier and with more reps and slower reps next time.
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Sep 22 2010 01:01pm
should I use momentum on my lifts to get my muscles jacked?
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Sep 22 2010 01:03pm
I wanna lose about 10 pounds in 2 days, if I jacked off for the entire time would it work?
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Sep 22 2010 02:39pm
Quote (SKCRaynor @ Sep 22 2010 01:56pm)
muscle soreness means two things.

1. buildup of lactic acid in the muscle groups
2. torn muscle fibers (which is how muscles grow....the fibers tear and when they rebuild, they rebuild larger and stronger than before)

however, sometimes muscle soreness is a delayed onset and can take 2-3 days to reach it's peak. Moreover, sometimes muscle soreness is only present when you are USING those muscles. Example, your chest might not be sore just walking around, but the moment you put pressure on the chest it will start to hurt and feel sore.

If you still feel absolutely nothing even 2-3 days after training and when putting strain on those targeted muscles...then yes you probably didn't work out hard enough and might benefit from going heavier and with more reps and slower reps next time.


I've heard of conflicting things about muscle soreness, some say it has nothing to do with lactic acid. Majority of what I read says lactic acid isn't the cause for muscle soreness though.
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Sep 22 2010 05:51pm
Quote (SKCRaynor @ Sep 22 2010 10:51am)
He asked for no dairy and no cottage cheese...so I made it accordingly.


Ahh missed that :P
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Sep 22 2010 08:07pm
Quote (bones0187 @ Sep 22 2010 03:01pm)
should I use momentum on my lifts to get my muscles jacked?


Not sure if this is serious or trolling.

Avoid momentum when trying to build size and strength.

Momentum workouts are primarily used during cutting or pumping (prior to a contest or at the end of a workout).

For a general rule...make sure to keep all of your reps slow and controlled and feel each rep as a squeeze, burn, and explosion.
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Sep 22 2010 08:11pm
Quote (MegaVovaN @ Sep 22 2010 04:39pm)
I've heard of conflicting things about muscle soreness, some say it has nothing to do with lactic acid. Majority of what I read says lactic acid isn't the cause for muscle soreness though.


Delayed onset soreness is muscle fiber tears as I previously mentioned.

Lactic acid is the IMMEDIATE burn that you feel during sets, and post-workout.
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Sep 22 2010 08:47pm
Quote (SKCRaynor @ Sep 22 2010 09:11pm)
Delayed onset soreness is muscle fiber tears as I previously mentioned.

Lactic acid is the IMMEDIATE burn that you feel during sets, and post-workout.


ah yea, i misunderstood.
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