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mizivincible
post Dec 7 2010, 09:39 PM

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Guys, usually what's your sets and reps for squats ? And how often you do it ?

Today was my legs day (but I usually include squat in alternate day no matter which muscle day it is), I did 4x5 of 60kg (not including the bar, but it should be 5-6kg ?), not including warm up set. Or should I lower the weights and go for higher reps ?

Thanks in advance.
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post Dec 8 2010, 12:28 AM

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QUOTE(chicaman @ Dec 7 2010, 09:52 PM)
The bar is 45LB.

If you wana look like a bodybuilding, 8-12 reps per set
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Thanks chicaman, I'll go for higher reps during the next visit.
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post Dec 25 2010, 10:05 AM

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Morning fellas,

How do you guys train two bodyparts at the same time ? I tried to but hardly focus on the other part after one. eg: Let say I planned to train on back and biceps, after finish back workout and Im totally drained out.

Back -

Deadlift
Seated row
Dumb bell row
Cable lat pull down
Butterfly

I end up splitting my training 4-5 days a week (Just afraid that I dont have enough rest and recovery). Any tips/advices ?

p/s : One day I'd love to sit at same table with darklight79, the meal you had is like family bucket haha tongue.gif
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post Dec 25 2010, 03:22 PM

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QUOTE(moe81 @ Dec 25 2010, 01:12 PM)
Well, if u think it's too much for ya, do three(3) workout for a body part. i just moved from 3 to 4 workouts for bigger muscle groups.
pay more attention to ur contraction.
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Thanks moe81, will alter and see how it goes.

Just came back from FF Cheras Leisure Mall , not many ppl training today due to X'mas biggrin.gif . But I had a blast training my legs and shoulder (missed my shoulder session this week due to study)
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post Dec 29 2010, 11:26 PM

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QUOTE(darklight79 @ Dec 29 2010, 08:36 PM)
Lol arekey. Good posts but you realize John Berardi is still advertizing a supplement right? Blends are insanely effective and I'll take evidence based results anytime over an article.
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Bro, you are user of Gaspari Myofusion right ? How do you find it in term of result aside from its good taste.

I take immediately after workout and next morning after waking up. Should I skip the morning one (because at this stage I can fill myself with breakfast) and go for it right before bed time ?
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post Jan 5 2011, 10:21 PM

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QUOTE(moe81 @ Jan 5 2011, 07:43 PM)
If it jiggles, then it's FAT!!!
*Looking at the mirror while jumping*

The jigglyness is strong with this one blush.gif

Continue training tomorrow flex.gif
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post Jan 9 2011, 04:42 PM

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Hello guys,

I've been wondering this since I started lifting seriously 1 and a half month ago. Hoping anyone can enlighten me up on this.

First of all, my initial stats were 181cm, 83-84kg, somewhere around 17-20% body fat. Im aware that more muscle mass = faster fat burn. After lifting awhile I read up that high body fat percentage slows down the rate of muscle growth, that one should cut first before clean bulk. Currently my stats are 181cm, somewhere around 87-88kg, and I believe the body fat stays the same (mirror indicator tongue.gif)

My questions would be -

1. Is it necessary to cut down first at this stage ? I believe I've gained some mass through out my training. If I go back from scratch (lower down my body fat to reasonable amount then only start lifting hard and bulk) , will my 1 and half month hard work go to waste ?

2. Or, should I continue bulking but introduce more cardio (HIIT especially) perhaps 3 times a week ? Another thing I read was you should only do cardio 1-2 times a week during bulking phase (but Im not sure whats the condition for that, maybe for person who has below 13% bf ?)

3. Or, actually its too soon to tell ? Just continue what Im doing (3-4 days training with different body parts, 1-2 days of basketball/badminton, once or twice cardio per week) and eventually the body fat percentage will go down and at the same time increasing muscle mass ?

I'll continue doing research and studies on my own, experiment with my body, I just hope to get it right, dont want to prolong something that's wrong. Hope for guidance from all of you.

Thanks in advance.

p/s: Off to train !



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post Jan 10 2011, 01:10 PM

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QUOTE(moe81 @ Jan 10 2011, 12:32 AM)
hmm, i dun do cardio at all at this point of time and my bodyfat % pretty much stays the same. first of all, for someone started lifting 1+ months ago, u really no need to be worrying about your hard work goin to waste.
Pls dun get me wrong, but lotsa ppl get into weight lifting with the idea of working out till they get a good physique, and to stop. i just need to put that straight since u're at a very early stage of lifting. like all say, body-building is not a sport but a lifestyle.

Now let's get back to business. Don't worry about what ppl do and what their goals are. but u need to get urs straight. it's all about how u wanna look and what u wanna see in the mirror. And u work towards it in the right direction. we can just point out some directions for u, but it's entirely ur decision.

if u wanna shed some bodyfat %, just throw in some HIIT cardio coupled with a controlled diet. now u dun hae to be very strict about it, as long as ur carbo intake is lesser than usual. u'll gradually loose some bodyfat. since u have a long way ahead of u, dun have to rush anything. just make an experience out of ur journey. there'll definately be some trial and errors. there's no one thing that works for everybody. every body is different and will respond differenly to different things. it's a matter of finding the right things that works for u the best.

Now Good luck.
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First of all thanks for the reply mate.

Yeah I did get what u mean by no need to worry about hard work goin to waste, and yes I dont plan to train until certain stage and stop. Its just eventho its been only 1 and half months but I really trained hard, harder than I ever imagine so I really appreciate what I have gone thru. And yeah its a lifestyle now, and I feel good about it (dont we?) flex.gif

And yes, will see how it goes, keep my diet intact, train hard, rest well, maybe altering few of workout routine, will see how it goes for the next couple of months, will keep u updated.

Thanks alot mate, appreciate it.

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post May 12 2011, 12:22 PM

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Greetings ladies and gentlemen,

I've gone thru lots of youtube videos and articles regarding squat last night. I still dont get a part -

1.) Partial squat, parallel squat, below parallel. Parallel means your thighs are parallel to the floor is it ? Full squat means your butt almost touching the floor or slightly below parallel is consider full squat ?

2.) Is parallel squat same as partial squat ? Or partial squat is above parallel ?

3.) How about you guys ? Which do you do and prefer ?

Im trying my best to fix my squat technique and form, been squatting for few months but still alot of room for improvement, therefore needing advice from all of you.

Thanks !


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post May 12 2011, 08:11 PM

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QUOTE(mizivincible @ May 12 2011, 12:22 PM)
Greetings ladies and gentlemen,

I've gone thru lots of youtube videos and articles regarding squat last night. I still dont get a part -

1.) Partial squat, parallel squat, below parallel. Parallel means your thighs are parallel to the floor is it ? Full squat means your butt almost touching the floor or slightly below parallel is consider full squat ?

2.) Is parallel squat same as partial squat ? Or partial squat is above parallel ?

3.) How about you guys ? Which do you do and prefer ?

Im trying my best to fix my squat technique and form, been squatting for few months but still alot of room for improvement, therefore needing advice from all of you.

Thanks !
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QUOTE(shiloong7081 @ May 12 2011, 02:06 PM)
1. Parallel or not depends on the position of your hips relative to your knee, if it's lower than it's beyond parallel.
2. No, but i think this depends, for me, anything less than ATG is partial, but some may argue above parallel is partial.
3. Ass To Ground
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Thanks man. That's the thing, different person different view, some may argue just do until parallel or slight below parallel.

Anymore views and opinions on these ?
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post Jun 15 2011, 11:53 PM

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Greetings,

Just finished my back day today, can u guys comment on my back exercises, anything to add or subtract ? It'd be great if you guys can shed some infos and advices.

Barbell Row -
10 reps X Oly Bar
10 reps X 5 sets X 40kg

Seated Cable Row -
10 x 60lbs
10 x 80lbs
10 x 100lbs
10 x 120lbs
10 x 120lbs

Lateral Pull Down -
10 x 60lbs
10 x 60lbs
10 x 80lbs
10 x 90lbs
10 x 50lbs

Deadlift -
10 x 60kg
10 x 80kg
10 x 80kg
10 x 90kg
8 x 90kg
10 x 60kg

Dumbbell Shrugs -
10 Reps x 4 Sets x 50lbs per side

Seated Dumbbell Curls -
10 Reps x 4 Sets x 18lbs per side

Btw Im quite heavy, 181cm, 86kgs, somewhere around 18% bodyfat (I guess ?)

Thanks in advance guys !



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post Jun 16 2011, 01:42 AM

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QUOTE(free_enuf @ Jun 16 2011, 12:16 AM)
Your back routine is quite thickness oriented. Probly need another item for lat sweep/width in addition to pull down. V-grip pull down or close grip pull up are both very good for lower lat sweep.
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Thank you bro, will add V-grip pull down to the routine then. As for pull up, I havent really be able to do a full motion pull up and chin up, still under practice before move on to close grip pull up smile.gif

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