Height: 170cm
Have been to the gym for almost 4 years, but only lifting seriously and more importantly - correctly sometime around mid of last year after i stumbled into this part of internet. Ran Stronglift 5x5 previously but stopped after injuring my hip. Now i just run a program that suits my time based on the premise of Stronglift 5x5 - progressive overloading, compound movement workout ftw etc. Inb4 noobs shouldnt try to write program, i get that, but i just have to. And since muscles are built in the kitchen as the saying goes, it really shouldn't matter much, i hope.
I have 3 main lifts on every workout day: usually Tues, Thurs & Sat/Sun.
That's all I could think of now, pls feel free to drop by and comment.
Goals:
1. Aesthetics; to be achieved by
2. Strength; to be measured by
3. Seen somewhere about this 1000lbs club where one's total load for the big 3 of squat, deadlift, and bench totaled 1000lbs or more. Not that i'm obsessed with numbers but they are a good way to check progress. Figured out that if I could achieve even half of it would be nice. Therefore my goal:
Squat (3x5): 77kg (60kg)
Bench (3x5): 64.5kg (47.5kg)
Deadlift (2x5): 82kg (65kg)
Main lifts, as at 2 Jun 2017
Squat (3x5): 89.5kg
Bench (3x5): 67kg
Deadlift (2x5): 92kg
Remark:
Previously I chose to leave out the bar weight from my weight load tracking. But on the advise of some bros here, i concur that bar weight should be added. So from my 23 Feb 2017 workout onwards, i will include the bar weight, which is roughly 17kg (women's barbell I think). Main lifts stats edited with bar weight included.
Current workout (program):
Push, Pull (+Legs in both of them), 3days/week (max)
Sort of a hybrid/adaptive training style, where the first lift is one of the 3 main lifts. Since each of them can be classified into push (bench), pull (deadlift; sort of) & legs (squat), it makes programming easier and shorter as i do not need to warm up for all my lifts, instead just carry on doing the bodybuilding things after the main lift.
Edit: Only do high bar squats for legs due to time constraint, plus calves raises. Heavy weight low reps on push days, moderate weight & reps on pull days.
This post has been edited by Lionel90: Jun 25 2019, 04:56 PM
Feb 10 2017, 04:36 PM, updated 3y ago
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