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Louden_Swain
05-07-03, 05:10 PM
Here it is folks:

The workout: biceps, forearms, calves, quads, lower back, and hanstrings

1. Seated Alternate DB Curls

warmups: 20lbs x 10, 40lbs x 10, 50lbs x 10
building set: 60lbs x 8 (felt fatigued!!)

2. Behind the Back Wrist Curls

warmups: 135lbs x 10, 145lbs x 10, 155lbs x 10
building set: 165lbs x 8

3. Seate Toe Raises:

warmups: 95lbs x 40, 140lbs x 20, 170lbs x 13
building set: 200lbs x 8

4. Squats:

warmups: 135lbs x 10, 225lbs x 10, 315lbs x 10
building set: 365lbs x 8

5. Good Mornings

warmups: 135lbs x 10, 185lbs x 10, 225lbs x 10
building set: 265lbs x 8

6. Leg Presses - pps = plates per side

warmups: 5pps x 10, 6pps x 10, 7pps x 10
building set: 8pps x 10

7. Lying Leg Curls

building sets: 2 sets of 10 reps @ 140lbs

C3bodybuilding
05-09-03, 03:51 AM
Awesome!

Lord_Suston
05-09-03, 07:13 AM
looks hardcore....
How do the Gm's feel after the squats???

From Zero
05-09-03, 08:19 AM
Wow dude, looks intense. It looks like you took from methods from DC and created your own little program.

Louden_Swain
05-09-03, 09:04 AM
Originally posted by Lord_Suston
looks hardcore....
How do the Gm's feel after the squats???

It works out pretty darn good. . . I am focusing on lower back and hams, so really don't have any troubles.

Citruscide
05-09-03, 10:45 AM
Swain... it's really odd. In some exercises, I do a little more weight than you, in some exercises, you do more than me... and in some even still... we are doing the same amount of weight! LOL

I really want to get a saftey squat bar so I can see how heavy I can do on back squats... I can do 1-2 reps on fronts with 275lbs... going down really far....

Man, if you move to Skokie, IL -- we will have to get some training in ... I think you'd really like Chicago. :)

Awesome workout bro... Totally Awesome... I can't wait to workout now. :)

C-ditty

Louden_Swain
05-09-03, 11:03 AM
Citrus,

In terms of strength, I consider my back, legs, and biceps to be the strongest. Pressing has always been a challenge for me, but I have been able to build a good chest, delts, and triceps.

I guess each individual is different. Lately, I have had a hell of a time with shoulder presses. . . I think its because I perform shoulder presses right after incline presses.

Regardless of the weights we use, the important thing is that we are all pushing ourselves for self-improvement. I am more impressed by work ethic and determination that someone who can shift around heavy weights. I think many of you guys feel the same way.

From Zero
05-09-03, 11:11 AM
Originally posted by louden_swain
\I am more impressed by work ethic and determination that someone who can shift around heavy weights. I think many of you guys feel the same way.

Damn right bro.

GUEST
05-09-03, 11:41 AM
I really like that set up. Raw style baby!

I look into the future and I see you becoming stronger :)