CarlitosWay
Master Don Juan
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I'll follow your journal too, send you my best and keep training hard! :box:
today I did a light leg work out :rock: as I was feeling pretty tired/beat up today from work and lack of sleep (other day took a pre-workout supplement before training and late at night, very idiotic of me).
high bar oly squats.
245 lbs x 1
225 lbs X 5
225 lbs X 5
225 lbs X 5
225 lbs X 5
225 lbs X 5
225 lbs X 4
225 lbs X 3
225 lbs X 2
Than more doubles and triples until I completed a total of 50 reps......1-2 minute rests between sets, all squats were buried. I usually don't do straight sets like this with the same weight as I like to ramp up to somethin a lot heavier...yet just tried something new today
than after
tri-superset combo
lean away leg extensions
leg curls
seated machine calve raises
3 sets ramped up (all exercises done one after another)
Thanks will do, planning to keep it going non stop... lots of good people here and encouragement!!!Fuglydude said:Nice wheels! Haha, my stomach started to growl as soon as I looked at those pics of your meals!
Ever thought about switching to my world of max effort lifting, cutting the volume and just focusing on strength/power output for a while? Your methods of training combined with your diet are obviously working for you, but sometimes you need to change things up drastically to stay fresh, motivated and keep your body guessing. I bet a 455 lb deadlift, 365 lb squat, a 225 lb powerclean and pull ups/dips w/ 100+ lbs around your waist would make you just as sore as your current regimen, and be just as effective, especially if used in combination. These forms of training are more CNS-intensive, so you have to rest more. I know you said you have a physical job, so that takes care of conditioning/cardio... With max power style training, you'd only be lifting 3 days a wk, maybe 4.
Yeah well of course I always try to get stronger on reps and lately have been working on my high bar oly squats and deadlifts (getting my form back into the groove now).
I'm going to start doing dls when I'm more fresh to hit some bigger weights
One of my buddies trains a lot like you, higher volume, bodybuilding-ish with slow controlled movements... I'm training with him today... He's 5'11" - 220 (12-14% bf) and on test/tren, and training with me is still gonna whoop his ass. He calls me up when he wants an intense leg or deadlift day.
haha nice...
Your style is obviously working for you, but sometimes you just need a change to keep things fresh! Just my 2 cents. Keep it up though, this is a wicked work out log.
Thanks bub... Yeah all routines work to an extent, but everyone has different goals .cuzza said:Good going mate!
This is prolly my favourite log on here, not stuck with the SS/5x5 dogma that seems so prevalent here and willing to try what works for you. Effort!
Ha yea for my size I'm not too bad, yet much room for improvement, you should see some of my buds. One of my friends just back squatted 405 lbs for 50 reps (sets of 5 until he got to 50!)Perfect10 said:Dude, you're strong as ****! Good going!
I'll follow your journal too, send you my best and keep training hard! :box:
today I did a light leg work out :rock: as I was feeling pretty tired/beat up today from work and lack of sleep (other day took a pre-workout supplement before training and late at night, very idiotic of me).
high bar oly squats.
245 lbs x 1
225 lbs X 5
225 lbs X 5
225 lbs X 5
225 lbs X 5
225 lbs X 5
225 lbs X 4
225 lbs X 3
225 lbs X 2
Than more doubles and triples until I completed a total of 50 reps......1-2 minute rests between sets, all squats were buried. I usually don't do straight sets like this with the same weight as I like to ramp up to somethin a lot heavier...yet just tried something new today
than after
tri-superset combo
lean away leg extensions
leg curls
seated machine calve raises
3 sets ramped up (all exercises done one after another)