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He's more than 40 and he looks VERY young. Levrone is the man.
Kevin Levrone said:BENT OVER ROWS:
4 sets: 60kg + bar (177 lbs) x 6
ONE ARM ROWS
100 lbs x 6
120 lbs x 6
130 lbs x 6
140 lbs x 6
T-BAR ROWS
4 sets: 195 lbs x 6
SEATED ROWS
4 sets: 200 lbs x 12
SHOULDER SHRUGS
3 sets: 315 lbs x 6
No biceps today which may seem to go against what I said
earlier about always training biceps with back. However,
this week is all about shocking the muscles. My biceps are
pretty shot today, I’m going to shock them by training them
with chest, shoulder and tris tomorrow.
hes gonna be at 230 soon!,
amazing how even natty he can gain so quickly.
i dont think he is a natty he just says that so he can convince people how his new supplements work wonders...
Kevin Levrone said:Levrone Transformation, Chest/Shoulders/Tris/Legs-LevroneReport.com
June 25, 2009
Started this morning with a killer leg workout. Squats, leg extensions
and lying down curls.
In the afternoon I attacked chest, shoulders and tris. Here are
highlights from the afternoon workout followed by a write up of
the full day’s workout program.
I’m feeling it. Tired but I want you guys to see this – I’m putting
this up before I crash. These three clips are just a small fraction
of an insane workout, as you’ll see in the write-up at the bottom.
Kevin Levrone said:By the time I got to the last set of incline dumbells I didn’t feel
like talking. I had to focus. I’m just looking at these freakin’ things
thinking what am I getting myself into? I remember kicking the
dumbells up with my knees repeatedly, struggling to get ‘em up,
but once I did, I had it – six reps. No matter how hard it gets,
you push through, give it your best shot.
Kevin Levrone said:FULL DAY’S WORKOUT
BARBELL SQUATS
4 sets: 135 lbs x 20
LEG EXTENSIONS
6 sets: 140 lbs x 12
LYING LEG CURLS
6 sets: 140 lbs x 12
INCLINE DUMBELL PRESS
40 lbs x 12
40 lbs x 12
50 lbs x 12
50 lbs x 12
FLAT BENCH PRESS
4 sets: 225 lbs x 6
INCLINE DUMBELL FLIES
40 lbs x 12
40 lbs x 12
50 lbs x 12
50 lbs x 12
SMITH MACHINE BEHIND THE NECK PRESS
135 lbs x 6
185 lbs x 6
185 lbs x 6
185 lbs x 6
FRONT DUMBELL RAISES
40 lbs x 6
50 lbs x 6
40 lbs x 6
50 lbs x 6
(I went back down to 40 lbs on the third set because I was starting
to lose form a little. Sometimes it can maximize your set to regroup
with a lower weight and then finish strong.)
And it goes on…
SIDE DUMBELL RAISES
40 lbs x 6
40 lbs x 6
30 lbs x 6 (lower to regroup)
40 lbs x 6
EZ CURL BAR PUSHDOWNS
150 lbs x 20
150 lbs x 20
120 lbs x 20
120 lbs x 20
EZ CURL SKULL CRUSHERS
75 lbs x 6
95 lbs x 6
95 lbs x 8
75 lbs x 8
I think that’s enough for today. I mentioned yesterday I wanted
to include biceps today to shock the muscle after doing back
yesterday. After all this, there was no way, man.
Thanks again for your support. Your involvement on this blog
inspires me to push myself harder and harder. Goodnight.
thanks for the vids adam.
Kevin Levrone said:The Finger Man, Pt. 1: Static Contractions- LevroneReport.com
June 26, 2009
The Finger Man is a static contraction and raw food guru. His
basement is a personal training compound with equipment he
built himself or altered with a blowtorch and a saw.
The Finger Man is not big, but he’s strong. He trains for
unworldly tendon and muscle strength and a lean, shredded
physique. He taught me lessons about training and diet that I’ll
never forget. I caught it all on video and I’ll be showing the
whole adventure in three parts.
The Finger Man is a visionary. Whether or not you agree
with his training and diet methods, we can all be inspired by
his independence, creativity, education and fierce commitment
to strength and health. This adventure is the first of many we’ll
take on this blog in an effort to broaden our perspective on training techniques around the world.