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There's some other idiot that does this: I LOL'd at the comments: "Eating supps straight from the container does not make you a man. Idiot." "Might as well snort it down for faster absorption lol" "You should cut your skin and rub your glutamine and creatine in the wound for fast absorption" I don't know what's weirder. The guy swallowing the powder raw, or the other guy with the freaking full-on, real-deal camera (no, not just a cellphone) recording the guy. |
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it pretty much says u do 10 sets of 10 reps barbell curls, with a weight that you could normally curl about 20 times on your first set. then you do 10 sets of 10 reps decline skullcrushers, with a weight that you could normally extend 20 times on your first set. and you only do that once a week, fridays: Monday: Chest, Calves & Abs Tuesday: Back & Forearms Wednesday: Off Thursday: Quads & Hamstrings Friday: Delts, Triceps & Biceps Weekends: Off |
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EDIT: and I don't mean eat supplements from the container ;) |
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reverse deadlift? fuck im gonna try that next day and prolly fall back on my ass |
yeah reverse deadlift? never seen that before |
I think he means Hack Squats maybe? |
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Is it possible that my genetics just suck (there should be a question mark here but for some reason my keyboard is retarded right now) |
I go against the grain but Im a firm believer in doing arms on their own day, not combined with a heavy compound day. I dont feel arms get a good workout after they've been thru 50-75 heavy reps of other exercises. like if you do incline bench, and flat bench, and then do tris, your arms have seen 50 heavy reps. my arms are usually too blown out to do much by that point. same with if you do a few variations of back rows and chins or pull downs, your bis have probably seen 75 reps or more. bis are a real small muscle group, and it doesnt take much to fatigue them since they are a fundamental part of back workouts. I like to do arms on a day i dont use them for other exercises. it doesnt have to be a strict "arm day" either. I do core work, and front and lateral shoulder raises and rear delt/upper back, and shrugs on the day i do arms. |
anyone use any post-workout supplements? |
lots of good info in this thread. for the guys lifting heavier weights, how long do u rest in between sets? (exercises like deadlifts, squat, bench, rows, etc.) |
squats and deads i wait a couple minutes. everything else i actually superset with something else so i take maybe 30-45 seconds between exercises but each muscle group gets probably 2 minutes rest (like, bench press, 30-45 seconds, rows, 30-45 seconds, bench press, 30-45 seconds, rows, repeat) etc. |
Try supersetting squats with curls, you'll be able to hit new PRs for curls I bet ;) |
yo rrxtar don't add weight to your bench, I'm almost caught up :troll: !! |
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rest is good. but there is always the problem of having noobs take apart your setup before u are done. |
hang a towel on the bar |
i would if i wasn't mysophobic. that's my single biggest pet peeve. those little tapout/dussalt/ed hardy kids rolling in and taking over equipment that they dont even use. too busy texting, checking each other out or drinking their protein shake. |
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if i am doing squat or bench or deads and trying to get a pr i will just to singles and rest like 2 min, but normally its a intense workout, that is my cardio so i gotta keep the hear rate up |
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