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 Luquillo workout journal
I'm starting my workout journal. I'm doing a 3 day split. I started lifting 9 months ago.
Gained 31 lbs so far.
Stats:
Age: 27
Height: Between 5'7 and 5'8
Weight: 165 lbs
%bf: About 15% (?)
Last workout was legs:
Squat
165 x 10
165 x 10
165 x 10
165 x 10
BB Lunges
126 x 12 (each leg)
126 x 11 (each leg)
Calves
143 x 26
143 x 27
143 x 28
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 Originally Posted by luquillo78
I'm starting my workout journal. I'm doing a 3 day split. I started lifting 9 months ago.
Gained 31 lbs so far.
Stats:
Age: 27
Height: Between 5'7 and 5'8
Weight: 165 lbs
%bf: About 15% (?)
Last workout was legs:
Squat
165 x 10
165 x 10
165 x 10
165 x 10
BB Lunges
126 x 12 (each leg)
126 x 11 (each leg)
Calves
143 x 26
143 x 27
143 x 28
Your calve reps are exotic... 26,27,28. Where'd you get those numbers from lol.
Why don't you go up on squat weight?
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 Originally Posted by Winterlong
Your calve reps are exotic... 26,27,28. Where'd you get those numbers from lol.
Why don't you go up on squat weight?
I go to failure on last set (calves)
Do you say why I don't go from low weight to hight weight on squat?
I don't know, just having results like this... I barely can finish my las 2 reps of my last set.
I keep adding weight every 2 weeks (about 5 pounds). When I add weight, my las 2 sets are usually 9 reps. If next week I can get 10, then the next I add weight again.
Remember I'm still kind of newbie. I'll be glad to hear advices.
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Yeah, whenever I do squats / any other compound workout, I usually don't stick with the same number of reps. I usually do 10/8/6/4/2. The 10reps should be a very light warmup and then the last two sets (4reps and 2reps) should be to failure. It works wonders for me.
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12 dic 05
Today it was Back / Bis
Chest support row:
88 x 11
99 x 8
110 x 6
Pulldowns:
160 x 10
170 x 8
170 x 7
DB row:
55 x 16
55 x 15
Deadlift:
242 x 6
264 x 6
286 x 4
308 x 3
Reverse hypers: (just to finish my low back/hams)
bodyweight+15 x 12
bodyweight+15 x 12
Today no curls, just the back work. Enough.
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14 dic 05
Chest/tris/delts
45º incline bench:
115 x 10
115 x 10
121 x 9
126 x 8
Flat bench:
126 x 10
132 x 7
143 x 5
DB flys:
28 x 15
28 x 15
Weighted dips:
BWT+11 x 11
BWT+11 x 10
Lateral raises:
17lbs x 16
17lbs x 16
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15 dic 05
Legs day
Squats:
165 x 11
170 x 10
176 x 8
181 x 7
187 x 5
192 x 4
Calves:
154 x 31
154 x 28
154 x 27
154 x 23
Today it was a good day.
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 Originally Posted by luquillo78
15 dic 05
Legs day
Squats:
165 x 11
170 x 10
176 x 8
181 x 7
187 x 5
192 x 4
Calves:
154 x 31
154 x 28
154 x 27
154 x 23
Today it was a good day.
short and sweet..nice work man
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19 dic 05
My bodyweight today is 168 lbs.
Back/bis day
Chest supported row:
88 x 11
110 x 7
121 x 5
Pull downs:
160 x 10
160 x 9
170 x 8
Deadlift:
242 x 6
264 x 6
308 x 1
330 x 1 ** PR ** (and almost lost my grip)
Reverse Hypers:
BW+22 x 15
BW+33 x 10
DB curls:
25 x 14 reps
25 x 10
Hammer curl:
25 x 10
I need to work hard on my grip.
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 Originally Posted by luquillo78
19 dic 05
My bodyweight today is 168 lbs.
Back/bis day
Chest supported row:
88 x 11
110 x 7
121 x 5
Pull downs:
160 x 10
160 x 9
170 x 8
Deadlift:
242 x 6
264 x 6
308 x 1
330 x 1 ** PR ** (and almost lost my grip)
Reverse Hypers:
BW+22 x 15
BW+33 x 10
DB curls:
25 x 14 reps
25 x 10
Hammer curl:
25 x 10
I need to work hard on my grip.
good job on the pr! that is great work. you will be doing more on deads in no time just stick with it. i have always had the same prob with grip on deads. it will get better in time. i wouldn't hesitate to regrip between reps if need be.
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Thanks tman!
If I deadlift on mondays, when would it be best to make grip work? (as double overhand grip shrugs, farmers walks,)
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 Originally Posted by luquillo78
Thanks tman!
If I deadlift on mondays, when would it be best to make grip work? (as double overhand grip shrugs, farmers walks,)
someone may give a better answer but i would say thursday.
when i am being agressive with my approach i like to do the core stuff on mon-wed and then throw some other things in during the later part of the week.
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Deadlifts are looking good, and so are the squats. You'll like the heavier weight and so will your legs. Keep it up!!
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Thanks JT190.
I wonder why my squat is so much weaker than my deadlift... shouldn't they be similar?
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 Originally Posted by luquillo78
Thanks JT190.
I wonder why my squat is so much weaker than my deadlift... shouldn't they be similar?
No, your deadlift should be more than your squat. That's perfectly normal.
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if yu pulll more than you squat you prolly pulling all back and lack leg strength.
most advanced lifters squat more than they pull.
grip work can be done several times per week. after squats is fine.
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Thanks PB!
Yes I was thinking that my deadlift was probably too much back pull. I always try to do it as much leg as possible.
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Oh my bad, I thought it was the other way around. I just see so many high DL numbers and their squats are normally 100-150 lbs. lower. I thought I was doing something wrong with my squat being more than my DL (until just recently).
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20 dic 05
BW= 168 lbs
Chest/shoulders/tris
45º incline bench press:
99 x 11
110 x 10
121 x 9
132 x 6
Flat bench press:
126 x 11
132 x 7
143 x 5
Weighted dips:
Bw+11 x 10
Bw+14 x 8
Bw+16 x 8 * PR *
DB shoulder press:
33 x 10
33 x 10
33 x 10
33 x 9
Lateral raises:
16 x 16 reps
16 x 12 reps
My chest is my weakest point. Progress comes much slower than back and legs. I'm having a hard time to have ANY progress.
I tried benching with elbows "in" for some time before (about 5 months) and couldn't see much progress (no size gain but quiet good strengh progress). I changed to elbows out and now I see some size gain and less strengh progress. I don't know which form is better.
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 Originally Posted by luquillo78
20 dic 05
BW= 168 lbs
Chest/shoulders/tris
45º incline bench press:
99 x 11
110 x 10
121 x 9
132 x 6
Flat bench press:
126 x 11
132 x 7
143 x 5
Weighted dips:
Bw+11 x 10
Bw+14 x 8
Bw+16 x 8 * PR *
DB shoulder press:
33 x 10
33 x 10
33 x 10
33 x 9
Lateral raises:
16 x 16 reps
16 x 12 reps
My chest is my weakest point. Progress comes much slower than back and legs. I'm having a hard time to have ANY progress.
I tried benching with elbows "in" for some time before (about 5 months) and couldn't see much progress (no size gain but quiet good strengh progress). I changed to elbows out and now I see some size gain and less strengh progress. I don't know which form is better.
stick with it and it will get stronger. good work. also hit the tri's really hard too.
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Thanks tman. What do you think is best? to bench with elbows in or out?
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22 dic 05
Bodyweight: 169 lbs
Legs/abs/grip
Squat:
154 x 10
165 x 8
176 x 5
187 x 4
198 x 2 ** PR ** (form not so good- going too much foward but deep)
Calves:
154 x 31
154 x 25
154 x 24
154 x 24
Grip:
Static bar double over hand grip 220 x failure x 4 sets
Abs: Weighted crunches (33 lbs)
Today it was a good day. Squat bar was about 5 lbs heavier than usual one but managed to do a PR anyway. Next time I'll go for 1 more rep same weight.
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 Originally Posted by luquillo78
Thanks tman. What do you think is best? to bench with elbows in or out?
elbows out wide will place more emphasis on your pecs ( and more pressure on your shoulders)
elbows in works your tris more. What are you training for, BB or PL? most PL guys will bench with elbows in and a narrower grip.
what width are you holding the bar at?
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