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Jun 26 2011 01:58pm
Quote (Mesonychid @ Jun 26 2011 03:52pm)
Because compounds are the fucking shit


Agreed.
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Jun 26 2011 01:58pm
Quote (dgkblack @ Jun 26 2011 02:56pm)
gz & you look a lot better.

what are your stats?


thanks broheim

stats like lift numbers or like weight/height maybe measurements etc lol
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Jun 26 2011 02:01pm
/facepalm

Ab workouts are great imo. If most of your lifts use core, why would you not want to work out core heavy one day of the week? Why is it better to spend a whole day on chest which is far less useful than core?

I know there have been a few times i did tons of sqauts and deadlifts for months and no core then i did core one day and my abs were sore as fuck. This taught me the importance of working abs on their own as well, just toss them in on your leg day or a few days off of your leg day(not the day before or after).

Also if you workout for aesthetics or strength(what else is there?) isolated lifts are very important. You need to be doing isolated and compound lifts and a fair amount of each if you want maximal gains. Focus more on doing different RoM's for each muscle group, i.e. hammer curls and concentration curls, as they hit different parts of the bicep more.
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Jun 26 2011 02:03pm
Quote (bones0187 @ Jun 26 2011 03:01pm)
/facepalm

Ab workouts are great imo. If most of your lifts use core, why would you not want to work out core heavy one day of the week? Why is it better to spend a whole day on chest which is far less useful than core?

I know there have been a few times i did tons of sqauts and deadlifts for months and no core then i did core one day and my abs were sore as fuck. This taught me the importance of working abs on their own as well, just toss them in on your leg day or a few days off of your leg day(not the day before or after).

Also if you workout for aesthetics or strength(what else is there?) isolated lifts are very important. You need to be doing isolated and compound lifts and a fair amount of each if you want maximal gains. Focus more on doing different RoM's for each muscle group, i.e. hammer curls and concentration curls, as they hit different parts of the bicep more.


i agree bro
literally never doing ab work besides a bit during this cut and my abs are like non-existant haha
im definitely gonna make sure im doing 1-2 ab days a weeks + squats/deads
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Jun 26 2011 02:07pm
Quote (Balla @ Jun 26 2011 02:03pm)
i agree bro
literally never doing ab work besides a bit during this cut and my abs are like non-existant haha
im definitely gonna make sure im doing 1-2 ab days a weeks + squats/deads


its really the way to go, make sure you do static and weighted lifts, i.e. planks for static and cable crunches for weighted.

Hit me with a PM if you want some tips on cutting routines I been doing some good research on it lately.
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Jun 26 2011 02:15pm
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its really the way to go, make sure you do static and weighted lifts, i.e. planks for static and cable crunches for weighted.

Hit me with a PM if you want some tips on cutting routines I been doing some good research on it lately.


you think static ones are necessary? but yeah i basically always do weighted stuff
and pmd
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Jun 26 2011 02:42pm
Quote (Balla @ Jun 26 2011 07:58pm)
thanks broheim

stats like lift numbers or like weight/height maybe measurements etc lol


both m8
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Jun 26 2011 02:45pm
Quote (bones0187 @ Jun 26 2011 03:01pm)
/facepalm

Ab workouts are great imo. If most of your lifts use core, why would you not want to work out core heavy one day of the week? Why is it better to spend a whole day on chest which is far less useful than core?

I know there have been a few times i did tons of sqauts and deadlifts for months and no core then i did core one day and my abs were sore as fuck. This taught me the importance of working abs on their own as well, just toss them in on your leg day or a few days off of your leg day(not the day before or after).

Also if you workout for aesthetics or strength(what else is there?) isolated lifts are very important. You need to be doing isolated and compound lifts and a fair amount of each if you want maximal gains. Focus more on doing different RoM's for each muscle group, i.e. hammer curls and concentration curls, as they hit different parts of the bicep more.


Isolations are good, when you know you should start them. IMO you get the best gains on a program more focused on compounds than isolations for the first few years, later on when you want to add muscle in specific places or for proportion and symetry is when i think you should focus more on isolations.

This post was edited by sam2468 on Jun 26 2011 02:46pm
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Jun 26 2011 02:48pm
Quote (dgkblack @ Jun 26 2011 03:42pm)
both m8


hmm

6'2" 188 18 y/o
16" arms
43" chest

hmm, i truthfully haven't squatted in months lmao.. only deadlifted once too, which was last week

Dead- 365x3(this last time, was higher)
Squat-not sure (was at 365x5+ but now probably 315 for reps)
Bench-225x3
weighted dips- 135x4
barbell rows- 225x10

This post was edited by Balla on Jun 26 2011 02:49pm
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Quote (Balla @ Jun 26 2011 03:48pm)
hmm

6'2" 188 18 y/o
16" arms
43" chest

hmm, i truthfully haven't squatted in months lmao.. only deadlifted once too, which was last week

Dead- 365x3(this last time, was higher)
Squat-not sure (was at 365x5+ but now probably 315 for reps)
Bench-225x3
weighted dips- 135x4
barbell rows- 225x10

:blink: I figured your bench would be so much more...
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