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Had a huge failboat leg sesh. Just proves the point that I need to work my legs more than once a week because I tend to lose leg strenght really fast. My chances getting to the gym have been limited lately because of the uni.
Hopefully things will be more promising in the upcoming week.
Remember the ''Crazy shredded dude'' thread? That same dude, Ott Kiivikas, the 11 time Estonain national champion, is making a youth training group, and I'm in it. I'm going to recieve nutritional as well as training related advice from him. I also get to go to this huge gym with a discount price, since I'm a member of his group. This will ensure that I'll be competing within the upcoming year.
Anyway, I tried out that gym today and managed to pull off a pretty decent lats/biceps blast.
Pullups: somewhere around 30 DB row: 50kgx10; 60kgx8; 60kgx6; 60kgx6 Seated cable row: 4 sets Machine pulldown: 3 sets Machine pullovers: 3 sets Rear delt machine: 4 sets BB shurgs: 3 sets Machine curls: somewhere around 6 sets
Streched and got out. Soreness to be expected tomorrow.
I've also started to follow a 3-day split. I'm working every muscle group in every 5 days. Here's what I have constructed, all suggestions are welcome.
Workout #1
Squat
Leg press
Leg extension (optional)
SLDL or SLGM
Leg curl
Calves
Workout #2
Incline bench
Flat db bench
Any fly movement (optional)
Side raises
Front raises
Triceps
I want to avoid any heavy shoulder presses, because of my shoulder that is feeling tender again.
Workout #3
Deadlift (every other session, GM's on off-week maybe?)
Pullups
Lat excercise 1
Lat excercise 2
Rear delts
Biceps
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