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so what cue should you use when squatting, cos i think i have this problem of pushing through the heels as that transfer the weight to my glutes.

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Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: ADARQ's journal
« on: January 18, 2013, 11:05:08 am »
I'm in some problem
I went today to the gym to do 60kg squat and when i went and try go back up it was just impossible, i don't know why it is that heavy.

So i decided to half squats with 60kg instead (i know pathetic), but i had to squat it and that's the only way.
i did dumbell box jumps before it to make it easier like an assist exercise but didn't help.

any tips? i want to be able to progress so i can reach my goals, don't like being stuck.

thanks

I am not adarqui but i took a look in your journal. Last time you squatted before yesterday was 40 days ago where you maxed at 12*50. So for such a long layoff and on a bad day, it's not so weird to fail at 60kg.
My advice would be, forget the poundage , the number. 60 kg is neither light, nor heavy. It's feather light for KF , it's impossible for you , normal for someone, easy for someone else , hard from yet another one etc.
You want to progress?
1) Pick a template. e.g. 3x5, 4x5 , 5x5, 3x8 , whatever.
2) Do it with a weight you can complete in good form.
3) Next time add 2,5kg
4) If you fail to do the prescribed reps , do the same load next time, otherwise increase.
5) EAT GOOD - SLEEP GOOD - LEAVE SOME RECOVERY TIME ( in caps because it is the most important ).
6) Repeat forever, become Rony Coleman / Lebron James / Usain Bolt , whatever!

:lololol:

The template i chose, which adarqui recommended was 2 x 10-12 reps
I find 40kg comfortable so i might do 40.
So a layoff, can affect, so once you reach a high squat weight and you don't squat for a while it will go down so you have to basically squat regularly to maintain it.

Thanks for the help

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Date: 18/01/2013
BW:64.2kg
Fatigue: high (i was feeling very drained, but had to force myself, between dips i was so drained, but when i get on to it i feel strong to do it but still drained)
Warm up:
  The same

Workout
  Squats empty x 8, 20kg x 10, 40kg x 8, 60kg x 0 reps  :uhhhfacepalm:
  RDL: 2 x 60kg x 5-7
  Calf Raises 2 x 12 x 60kg
  half squats 60kg x 2 x 12
  Pull ups 11 :personal-record:, 6 paused at top for 10 sec on last rep
  dips 13, 13
  Raptor's hip flexor cable pull x 5 with hold each leg

Cool Down
  overall body stretch
  walk back to uni

Comment:
I was feeling drained, the workout was pretty poor i couldn't squat 60kg, i was like breaking under pressure, so i decided to half squats with it instead as long as i squatted in for the session.

workout rating: poor


2854
Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: ADARQ's journal
« on: January 18, 2013, 10:03:50 am »
I'm in some problem
I went today to the gym to do 60kg squat and when i went and try go back up it was just impossible, i don't know why it is that heavy.

So i decided to half squats with 60kg instead (i know pathetic), but i had to squat it and that's the only way.
i did dumbell box jumps before it to make it easier like an assist exercise but didn't help.

any tips? i want to be able to progress so i can reach my goals, don't like being stuck.

thanks

2855
Basketball / Re: A WHOLE BUNCH OF DUNKS AND SHIT.
« on: January 17, 2013, 10:58:14 am »
<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wvDxYKdrhJ0" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wvDxYKdrhJ0</a>

awesome mix vid.
liking the handling and the dunkings
sic as f**k

2856
Strength, Power, Reactivity, & Speed Discussion / Re: how to front squat
« on: January 14, 2013, 06:07:30 am »
Here is a video lance posted.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3NRmdtSvmQQ&feature=player_detailpage

i hope this of some help

2857
Date: 08/01/13
BW: don't know

soreness: none
fatigue: my legs
tired: 8/10

Warm up:
  800m jog
  misc warm ups i.e 5 squats and then jog, paw backs, etc

Workout
  2 x 500m 1.30min rest
  2 x 400m 90s rest and after 4 min rest
  1 x 300m

  circuit work
    25 x 5 for (push ups, sit ups, squats, burpees and tricep dips)
   
cool down
  400m jog

comment: i suck so bad, i just feel like 'oh man, i have to do this every tuesday and on thursday its 150m x 12  :o, i just feel like staying home and relaxing just do weights and might end up quitting that too' so i have to stay strong and attend the training session. rest tomorrow and then the day after 150m x 12. during todays run i was filling sick in the throat near the end of the last 300m. the circuit training i felt tired to do only stopped at 12 on burpees as it is a continuous exercise. I hope someone says 'nah man that is too much work, don't go'  :P. Mustn't give up.

rating: 5/10




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Date: 30/12/12

Warm Up:
  none

Workout:
  Pull Ups x 5
  Chin Ups x 5
  Hanging Leg Raises 2 x 6
  Dips x 7
  ATG Pistol Squats x 5 x 9kg
  Single leg calf raise x 9kg 
  BSS x 10 reps

Comment:
I will just post this once and i will be doing this everyday morning.

Workout Rating: 6/10

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wow  :o 8)
Amazing pics.

2860
Update:

I have 3 week christmas break and have to revise over the holidays so have decided to do a quick morning workout everyday.

Quick Workout:
No Warm up
Pull ups x 5
chin ups x 5
hanging leg raises  x 5 (inward grip)
atg pistol squats x 3 each leg
isometric calf raises on top hold 30s
continuous each exercise.
cool down stretch after

everyday morning.

protein snack: sesame seed covered sugary snack.

breakfast.



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Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: ADARQ's journal
« on: December 20, 2012, 08:59:45 am »
because the free weight sections are always occupied by the uni rugby team and i am allowed to take dumbbells so i took 20kg dumbbells and did those and after major DOMS

i don't understand your Q?

bulgarian split squat with barbell is definitely harder than DB variation, both are effective tho.

OK let me rephrase my question.

my regular workout is Olympic Squats (parallel + a bit more), calf raises and RDL's.
one session, the squat rack is booked so have to use dumbbells and any weight, what exercise would you do as the next best alternative to barbell squats, Calf raises and RDL using dumbbells only any weight?

walking lunges/bulgarian split squats for sure.. 45 degree hypers or natural glute ham raises if possible.

one really nice exercise with db's is a single leg squat while standing on an 18-24" box.. if you stand on the box with left leg, you hold dumbell in right leg, and you squat right down.. hits the glutes really good.

single leg RDL with DB in opposite hand (standing on the ground, not a box) is also really effective.

but ya, getting your db lunge/bss weights up can definitely get you gains.

peace man

Nice!

Thanks man
peace

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Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: ADARQ's journal
« on: December 19, 2012, 09:24:20 am »
because the free weight sections are always occupied by the uni rugby team and i am allowed to take dumbbells so i took 20kg dumbbells and did those and after major DOMS

i don't understand your Q?

bulgarian split squat with barbell is definitely harder than DB variation, both are effective tho.

OK let me rephrase my question.

my regular workout is Olympic Squats (parallel + a bit more), calf raises and RDL's.
one session, the squat rack is booked so have to use dumbbells and any weight, what exercise would you do as the next best alternative to barbell squats, Calf raises and RDL using dumbbells only any weight?

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Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: ADARQ's journal
« on: December 17, 2012, 03:25:23 pm »
because the free weight sections are always occupied by the uni rugby team and i am allowed to take dumbbells so i took 20kg dumbbells and did those and after major DOMS

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Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: ADARQ's journal
« on: December 17, 2012, 08:03:33 am »
Hey

Are bulgarian split style good alternative to barbell

i.e. barbell squats - dumbell bulgarian split squats

RDL - bulgarian split RDL - one leg on box behind and aim for a single leg RDL with dumbbell

bulgarian split calf raises - same thing one leg behind and one leg calf raise on floor dumbbell


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I am back home for the holiday.

My Glutes are ultra sore and my whole legs are very sore
Must be the Bulgarian split variation exercises

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