What training are you doing/have you done today? Vol.2

What training are you doing/have you done today? Vol.2

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didelydoo

5,533 posts

212 months

Friday 13th September 2013
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deadmau5 said:
Nice smile

How long have you been training?
Cheers smile

Around 3.5 years proper strength stuff; but have almost always done something (Aimless gym stuff, rock climbing, Boxing, MT, grip training etc....)

smiffy180

6,018 posts

152 months

Saturday 14th September 2013
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TheBALDpuma said:
Well that wasn't good. Started at 7:30, very tired. Too late for caffeine as I'd have been up all night..

Bent over row 3 sets
Bench press 3 sets

nakered, going home.
Did you bend over the guy who robbed you of a tenner? hehe

Vladimir

6,917 posts

160 months

Saturday 14th September 2013
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didelydoo said:
Today's squat montage for whoever cares..... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T-Tz_QTZzq8
Blimey; serious weight on that bar!

dirty boy

14,718 posts

211 months

Saturday 14th September 2013
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Vladimir said:
didelydoo said:
Today's squat montage for whoever cares..... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T-Tz_QTZzq8
Blimey; serious weight on that bar!
Impressive, I can't squat that low, my feet wouldn't stay flat!

Good effort!

didelydoo

5,533 posts

212 months

Saturday 14th September 2013
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Cheers for the comments gents.

today:

Pushpress:
3x 80, 90kg
1x 100kg
1x 110kg
1x 115kg
1x 120kg (maybe a PR for pushpress??)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bpdQdhxKl9M

Crossfit 'Grace' (30 reps 60kg FTOH as fast as poss) in around 2.20:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SBc_wN1MeGU

Almost killed me, felt ill, went home.

TheBALDpuma

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5,853 posts

170 months

Saturday 14th September 2013
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Didely - awesome squatting! my session made me feel as weak as a kitten today.

Smiffy - ha! Need to go and get that today.

So heavy 5 reps squats today. Only got up to 155kg but I was squatting to the depth didely was which I'm not used to. I think I'm going to stay a bit higher on my heavy work days and go to total depth on my lighter days. I was 5 repping at 190kg so I want to get back there without putting bodyweight back on.

Leg press
3 x 5 at 300kg

Chins
3 x 5 at 25kg

Dips
3 x 5 at 50kg

AnonSpoilSport

12,955 posts

178 months

Saturday 14th September 2013
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Worst workout I can remember in decades! Blighted by two injuries stopping sets, distracting me etc.

Normally do chest - if at all - after shoulders but started chest first after an abs and neck warm up... did first set of 45 degree incline press with 2 x 60lb 'bells and started to slide down the bench! That was followed by the hollow, weak tearing feeling I've been getting (usually after sleep!) in my lower right ribs/lower side of back

Then the neck disc impingement issue I had over 20 years ago which flared up on curls last week - tightness, locking then head pain after neck pain. Chiropracter did some good years back but never fully sorted it, though not been so bad for years after it seemed to settle..


So only managed 15 reps and quit, waited... did another 10 and then lifted the seat up to try to steady me. Didn't help and failed at 6.

Then flat dumbbell bench press - 2 x 60lb = 1 x 25, 1 x 15

Incline flyes - 2 x 40lb = 1 x 25

Lying tricep curl -60lb = 1 x 25, 1 x 15, 1 x 12

Cable pushdowns - 140lb = 1 x 12, 1 x 8 100lb = 1 x 10

Standing cable tricep extensions - 70lb = 1 x 25


Anyone got an idea of what's wrong with the rib area?

Had it for months and wondered if I'd torn a muscle or done some ligament damage but could still box and even do side bends etc. (though they hurt a bit today).

It makes me feel 'hollow' and sore; weak and as if 'unstitched' if I lay on one side too long at night and was really done in by trying to stabilise myself on the bench today. A sharp, quaky pain like hot jelly being poured in - a stitch like feeling over a large area that grew and spread round the side of the back as the session/sets went on. Still feel it now over an hour later just sat still.

goldblum

10,272 posts

169 months

Sunday 15th September 2013
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AnonSpoilSport said:
Anyone got an idea of what's wrong with the rib area?

Had it for months and wondered if I'd torn a muscle or done some ligament damage but could still box and even do side bends etc. (though they hurt a bit today).

It makes me feel 'hollow' and sore; weak and as if 'unstitched' if I lay on one side too long at night and was really done in by trying to stabilise myself on the bench today. A sharp, quaky pain like hot jelly being poured in - a stitch like feeling over a large area that grew and spread round the side of the back as the session/sets went on. Still feel it now over an hour later just sat still.
Generally if you can breathe without pain a rib injury (fracture/intercostal strain/oblique strain) is unlikely. Which means it's possibly exterior oblique strain at its insertion attachment point on the iliac crest (top of hip bone and can be slightly round your back), but it could be anywhere between there and the origin attachment points on the lower 8 ribs. It's quite a large muscle and will still allow you to exercise it (side bends) but will become sore and inflamed. Needless to say you should rest it, along with any other injuries.

AnonSpoilSport

12,955 posts

178 months

Sunday 15th September 2013
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goldblum said:
AnonSpoilSport said:
Anyone got an idea of what's wrong with the rib area?

Had it for months and wondered if I'd torn a muscle or done some ligament damage but could still box and even do side bends etc. (though they hurt a bit today).

It makes me feel 'hollow' and sore; weak and as if 'unstitched' if I lay on one side too long at night and was really done in by trying to stabilise myself on the bench today. A sharp, quaky pain like hot jelly being poured in - a stitch like feeling over a large area that grew and spread round the side of the back as the session/sets went on. Still feel it now over an hour later just sat still.
Generally if you can breathe without pain a rib injury (fracture/intercostal strain/oblique strain) is unlikely. Which means it's possibly exterior oblique strain at its insertion attachment point on the iliac crest (top of hip bone and can be slightly round your back), but it could be anywhere between there and the origin attachment points on the lower 8 ribs. It's quite a large muscle and will still allow you to exercise it (side bends) but will become sore and inflamed. Needless to say you should rest it, along with any other injuries.
Thanks for that. Closest I've found on line to similar symptoms is the cricketers' (no, not me!) 'side strain' defined as tears to muscles in that area.

Seems like ice, compression and then physio post-rest are the suggestions. The worrying thing is how long it's been around and the prospect of how much rest I'll need just when I'm stepping everything back up again. Dismal prospect.

Cheers

Regiment

2,799 posts

161 months

Sunday 15th September 2013
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Have the Robin Hood half marathon in 2 weeks so was hoping to do 13.1miles today in training, did 3 before I had to walk. Had to stop after just over 5 and walk home. Main issue was stomach cramps and a serious case of "I'm seriously going to have an embarrassing accident if I don't stop running", overheating as I put too many layers on and fighting against the wind.

Try again next Sunday as that'll be my last opportunity to get a long run in before Nottingham, it pisses me off though that there are days that I can come home from work, have my tea and do 10miles easily and then there are days where I relax and take it easy, eat comfortably and struggle to do 3 miles.

smiffy180

6,018 posts

152 months

Sunday 15th September 2013
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Good session today, spent about an hour doing log press and shoulder accessories then decided I would have a go at pressing the 105kg axle. Successfully did it biggrin
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kN6pmO0PvhY&fea...

Vxrconvert

36 posts

133 months

Monday 16th September 2013
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All legs today for me

Squats 2 warmup sets, then 4 sets of 8 100kg, 110 kg, 120kg, then 125kg
Front squats, only just mastering holding the bar right, 4 sets of 8, 50kg, 55, 60, 65
Leg extensions 4 sets of 8, 70, 70, 75, 80
Leg curls 4 sets of 8 but with 4 sec negatives, 40, 45, 50 , 50
Then calf raises on smith 2 sets of max reps - 100kg then 120kg

Walked out of the gym like I was drunk!

Chest tomorrow

dirty boy

14,718 posts

211 months

Monday 16th September 2013
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Dips
10 x bodyweight
8 x bodyweight + 10kg
8 x bodyweight + 20kg
12 x bodyweight

Dumbbell press
12 x 14kg
8 x 32kg
10 x 20kg
10 x 20kg
10 x 20kg

Dumbbell flyes
12 x 8kg
10 x 10kg
10 x 12kg
8 x 16kg (14s not available)





1 attempt at 'muscle up'

1 fail


Decline pressups, bench dips, triceps etc.


deadmau5

3,197 posts

182 months

Monday 16th September 2013
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dirty boy said:
1 attempt at 'muscle up'

1 fail
Rings or bar?

dirty boy

14,718 posts

211 months

Monday 16th September 2013
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deadmau5 said:
dirty boy said:
1 attempt at 'muscle up'

1 fail
Rings or bar?
Makes no difference to me!

(bar)



ETA That's my goal i've set, to be able to do one.

Oh, did 2 x chin ups with a 20kg weight today...pleased with that!

deadmau5

3,197 posts

182 months

Monday 16th September 2013
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dirty boy said:
deadmau5 said:
dirty boy said:
1 attempt at 'muscle up'

1 fail
Rings or bar?
Makes no difference to me!

(bar)



ETA That's my goal i've set, to be able to do one.

Oh, did 2 x chin ups with a 20kg weight today...pleased with that!
It's definitely not the strength that's an issue then! I find rings much easier, but I've seen a guy who can do 10 consecutive ones on a bar but not even one on the rings. Likewise, I did 3x5 on the rings on Saturday but on the bar I can do only singles. The technique isn't directly comparable IMO.

http://www.beastskills.com/the-muscle-up/ - best tutorial I've seen for muscle ups.

dirty boy

14,718 posts

211 months

Monday 16th September 2013
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Good tutorial, cheers.

Still think it'll take me a year to manage one.

AnonSpoilSport

12,955 posts

178 months

Monday 16th September 2013
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Cable Face pulls - 70lb = 1 x 15 getting easy so

Face Pulls - 140lb = 1 x 25

High pulley cable row - 180lb = 1 x 67; bench and pulley both at 45 degrees

Flat, close grip bench rows - 60lb EZ bar = 1 x 20, 1 x 15, 1 x 16; laying flat out on bench varying grip from wide to narrow to medium

High angle rhomboid pulls - 140lb = 1 x 22 - pulling cables in to chest and elbows out, seated on 45 degree incline bench

Single arm row - 90lb = 1 x 15 per side, kneeling on bench

Seated incline high angle rows - 170lb = 1 x 32; pulling wide

Laying cable rows - 210lb = 1 x 21 laying flat on bench pulling down at c. 60 degrees to parallel

Stiff arm pulldowns - 120lb = 1 x 10

Seated cable pulldowns - 180lb = 1 x 128; first 50 really slow, rest fast and explosive



didelydoo

5,533 posts

212 months

Monday 16th September 2013
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Late one tonight>

18" deadlift:
3x 100, 140, 180kg
1x 200, 220kg
10x 230kg
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D_mEcfVV_wo
glute twinges here and there, but bearable, just need to keep very tight...

Chins/pull ups every 30 seconds, different grip each set:
50 in total, took 7 sets, tough towards the end.
BOR:
5x 100, 130, 140kg
Chest supported rows:
5x 60, 80, 80kg
Behind neck pull ups:
10 BW
Yates rows:
5x 50, 60, 70kg
Bi curls:
3x 50kg

No real rest in the second half. Pooped!

Good session.

deadmau5

3,197 posts

182 months

Monday 16th September 2013
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dirty boy said:
Good tutorial, cheers.

Still think it'll take me a year to manage one.
It bloody won't! You have the strength, you just need the technique. Can you go up one arm at a time? The main thing you need to learn is the false grip; it makes it miles easier.
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