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OK for people doing supramaximal loads like rack pulls, quarter squats, partial shrugs, etc. I t hink you are only supposed to do like 5-6 reps MAX. A "set" should be no more than 2 or 3 reps. You'll get a lot out of it, but not if you injure yourself trying to do 40 reps or even 10.
Note I'm not a trainer or anything, but this is what I have gleaned over the years
Also note, this only applies to natural lifters. Those who are taking celltech are on another planet
Disagree on the partials, at least in terms of strength, especially if you do them fast. Basically you are working on the easiest half of a movement, giving you the ability to do loads you normally can't. Of course they should never be done at the expense of 'the real thing' but they are a useful tool for strength gain.
You do look like a knob when doing them at the gym, as everyone assumes that you are just trying to load up on numbers and nothing else. But who the fuck cares what they think right?
Of course, not everyone is trying to get STRONG, so
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Originally Posted by keepz1
ice for the first 2 days then alternate ice and heat after that
take some anti-inflammatory pills. Doctor gave me naoproxen which is the same thing as aleve i just found out
I am still healing from messing up my back but im back at the gym just doing lighters weights and more reps
i was prescribed naoproxen for my shoulder and it did help a bit with the recovery process. and the icing and heat is essential as keepz said when trying to keep the inflammation down.
Squat 300 x 8 reps tonight, bench 195 x 15 (will do 200 next time), barbell row 175 x15
Dam im falling behind. Plateau at 275 for 5x5 about 2 months ago and im getting weaker. Struggling with 2 plates and a nickel and dime. Wahhh. Im tempted to bring a whole gallon of milk to work. Posted via RS Mobile
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speaking of milk, im curious what type of milk u guys drink/use for ur protein (if applicable). i only started using milk for my protein just a few months ago. i've always drank skim milk. yes some ppl say it tastes like shit and its like water but i guess i grew up drinking it so im use to it. is it beneficial in anyway to start drinking 1 or 2%?
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here is 2 sample shoulder workouts if anyone is interested
A-1
seated db press 4sets 6-8 reps
incline rear lateral raise sets 4 8-10 reps
machine reverse fly sets 3 12-15 reps
A-2
Smith press sets 4 8-10reps
bent over lateral raise sets 4 10-12 reps
cross body deltoid sets 4 12-15 reps
i actually made this up and do this every 4 days switching between a1 and a2
That's all you do? That's nothing.. well for me. I do like 6 sets shoulder press, 5 sets side laterials , 5 rear and like 4 front raises.. am I doing too much? I find if I do less I don't gain anything.. but even then I've been plateaued for a long ass time now and just started doing a lot more for shoulders which seems to be working.. edit. Just noticed u work shoulders every 4 days which is close to twice a week Posted via RS Mobile