Thanks bro. I'll try to nail it next time.adidamps2 said:Winter what are you talkin about you hit 225x4 your there, in a weeks time with your spotter helping you'll hit it. it's only one more rep. although if you think the pause work is helping, thats fine. but i think your there already.
I'll try that too. I'll add a 205 or 210 for a double or triple. Thanks for the advice.roccodart440 said:How about adding a heavy double or tiple after your 225?
Winterlong said:Pullups
BW x 12
BW x 10
BW x 8
**I was impressed with myself. I got these out easily because I did these before lat pulldowns.
Winterlong said:March 20th
Back
Deadlifts
135x8
205x6
305x3
325x3
335x2
**Felt okay today.
Pullups
BW x 12
BW x 10
BW x 8
**I was impressed with myself. I got these out easily because I did these before lat pulldowns.
Lat Pulldowns
140x10
155x8
170x6
**Yep, I was fried after those pullups.
Biceps
DB Curls
45x10
50x8
55x6
My right shoulder has been acting up today. I think its because I did chest yesterday and today I played a lot of tennis during practice. Its been aching before my workout, during my workout and it still is now. I'm going to take a hot shower and massage it to see what's up.
Tomorrow is rest day.
My shoulder was bothering me before my workout. And I wasn't jerking wildly while I did the reps.diegothailand said:More weight and improper form on pull ups means torn rotor cuff, big shot. At minimum, tendonitis and/or arthritis.
Hint: proper form = straight up and down with no wild jerking back and forth (read "kip").
Do as you may.
Exercise #2 and #4 are good. Others are basically variations of this. Basically, work out small and larger muscles surrounding the shoulder. Large muscles are easy: big exercises. Small muscles require you to THINK THROUGH YOUR MUSCLE, not through the exercise. And use much lighter weights and reps for these (to do the smalle muscles). Not everyone agrees, but not everyone is interested in fine tuning either.Winterlong said:What are some rotator cuff stuff I should do? I've seen a few on bodybuilding.com like this:
http://www.bodybuilding.com/fun/dorian1.htm
diegothailand said:Exercise #2 and #4 are good. Others are basically variations of this. Basically, work out small and larger muscles surrounding the shoulder. Large muscles are easy: big exercises. Small muscles require you to THINK THROUGH YOUR MUSCLE, not through the exercise. And use much lighter weights and reps for these (to do the smalle muscles). Not everyone agrees, but not everyone is interested in fine tuning either.