adida's 1st log...

snatches yes...but I was referring to the other vids on the sides..sorry about that and yeah, I know exrx..but really can't put elbows that high...really hrts me bro
 
Just checking up on you, Adida! Glad to see you are back at it. I had that same cold/flu thing for like 2-3 weeks.
 
AngryMuscles said:
and those vid have cleans..just watch
yea there are bro, just didnt look, only watched the video ya sent. will watch more of them. and i noticed just from a few of them, that my elvows were just as high as most of theres if not higher. feel a lil better now.
 
jul said:
Just checking up on you, Adida! Glad to see you are back at it. I had that same cold/flu thing for like 2-3 weeks.
yea it was killin me...i'll be over to IM in a wee bit too post this work out too.
 
07 Dec 06

calistetics (sp)
various push-ups: 110 reps 10 sets
various ab/core work: 140 reps 10 sets
**ran as a countinous circuit 1 set P/U 1set ab/core for 5 sets of each, rest a few minutes start over**
total time: just over 20 min
 
United States calisthenics is a type of exercise consisting of a variety of simple movements usually performed without weights or other equipment that are intended to increase body strength and flexibility using the weight of one's own body for resistance. The history of calisthenics is linked to gymnastics. Disciples of Friedrich Ludwig Jahn brought their version of gymnastics to the United States, while Catherine Beecher and Dio Lewis set up physical education programs for women in the 19th Century. Organized systems of calisthenics in America took a back seat to competitive sports after the Battle of the Systems during which states mandated physical education systems.

Examples of calisthenic exercises include:

Sit-ups/crunches: Start with your back on the floor, knees bent, bottoms of feet against the floor. Lift shoulders off the floor by tightening abdominal muscles bringing your chest closer to your knees. Lower back to the floor with a smooth movement.
Push-ups: Start face down on floor, palms against floor under shoulders, toes curled up against floor. Push up with arms keeping a straight line from head through toes. Lower to within a few inches off floor and repeat. You should keep your head tilted upward, your back straight. Do not rest on your shoulder blades, even when you feel fatigue.
Squats: Stand with feet shoulder width apart. Squat as far as possible bringing your arms forward parallel to the floor. Return to standing position. Repeat. Again, if you feel like this is not a challenge, there are other forms of squats. One method is lifting one leg off the floor in front of you, putting both arms in front of you for balance, and squatting. This is a one-legged squat or pistol. Squats are deemed by many health experts to be unsafe, because they put too much stress on the knee joints.
 
no diamond those are shit on the rotator...i do close to body push-ups were my elbows are next to my lat's (sides), instead of flared out to the side normally. much more ephesis on the tri's when done this way.
 
Brat said:
Uh oh! Does someone have a PT test comin' up!? :wiggle:
something like that...i'm on the FATBOY program...its BS but what ever..gotta play the games they play to get paid here.
i say FUCK em' but its still my job.
 
12 dec 06

sqts
bar X20
135x20
205x20

DB pull overs (directly after sqts)
45x20
60x20

leg xtn
110x20

sumo romainian DL
185x10

flat BB bench
135x10
160x10

DB inc bench
50x12

T-bar unsupported w/v-grip
100X10-2sets

lowlat cable pull w/v-bar
110x18

total time:
50 minutes

i was beat and exhausted by the end of this..
almost blew chunks after inc DB press and was hanging out by the door after T-Bar lifts both times, just waiting to see if i would. felt great.
 
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