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I tried to log my workouts by using a notebook, but I always forgot the notebook (or the pen), and its just easier to track your workouts on a forum, instead of a notebook. So im back again.
Im starting off with a new log, as my goals are different and my lifting is different. Ive started BJJ and I really like it thus far. With BJJ and me getting a new job soon, I wont have to time lift as much as I used to. So Powerlifting is not my goal anymore. The goal is just to get stronger, look better naked, feel better and become proficient in martial arts. And to enjoy myself and having a good time.
Some of you probably know me. I was really into powerlifting and strength training and got some OK numbers. I was going to do a powerlifting meet, but messed up my shoulder really bad and pulled out. I lost tons of motivation after another failed strength cycle and injury, and wanted to try a martial arts again. At the same time, a new gym opened in my city and it offers BJJ, Jiu jitsu, kettlebell and an amazing strength training facility. The gym was perfect for me, so I had to join
Training plan:
I will try to use 5/3/1 to make slow, but hopefully solid strength gains while working alot and praticing martial arts also. I will only train two days a week. I have finally come up with a fitting template, which suits my goals (stronger, bigger arms, atheltic)
Day 1:
Warm up with CP2 rower
Highbar Squat: (5/3/1 protocol)
Ham curls: 2 x 20
Db bench press: (5/3/1 protocol)
Db Rows: 5 x 10
Ab exercise
End workout with CP2 Rower for 5-10 minutes or jump rope
Day 2:
Sumo deadlift (5/3/1 protocol)
Hack squats: 4 x 8-12
Db Press: (5/3/1 protocol)
Dips bw / Push ups bw: 3 x max reps
Seated cable row 5 x 8-12
Shrugs: 3 x 20
End workout with walking lunges
Day 3: Arm day
Curls
Dips
Hammer curls
Triceps extensions
Lying curls
Triceps pushdowns
I will do this for 4 weeks, then drop the arm training, and maybe continue with the same template, or move to something else. I really want to dry the DC/5/3/1 training hybrid.
Im starting off with a new log, as my goals are different and my lifting is different. Ive started BJJ and I really like it thus far. With BJJ and me getting a new job soon, I wont have to time lift as much as I used to. So Powerlifting is not my goal anymore. The goal is just to get stronger, look better naked, feel better and become proficient in martial arts. And to enjoy myself and having a good time.
Some of you probably know me. I was really into powerlifting and strength training and got some OK numbers. I was going to do a powerlifting meet, but messed up my shoulder really bad and pulled out. I lost tons of motivation after another failed strength cycle and injury, and wanted to try a martial arts again. At the same time, a new gym opened in my city and it offers BJJ, Jiu jitsu, kettlebell and an amazing strength training facility. The gym was perfect for me, so I had to join
Training plan:
I will try to use 5/3/1 to make slow, but hopefully solid strength gains while working alot and praticing martial arts also. I will only train two days a week. I have finally come up with a fitting template, which suits my goals (stronger, bigger arms, atheltic)
Day 1:
Warm up with CP2 rower
Highbar Squat: (5/3/1 protocol)
Ham curls: 2 x 20
Db bench press: (5/3/1 protocol)
Db Rows: 5 x 10
Ab exercise
End workout with CP2 Rower for 5-10 minutes or jump rope
Day 2:
Sumo deadlift (5/3/1 protocol)
Hack squats: 4 x 8-12
Db Press: (5/3/1 protocol)
Dips bw / Push ups bw: 3 x max reps
Seated cable row 5 x 8-12
Shrugs: 3 x 20
End workout with walking lunges
Day 3: Arm day
Curls
Dips
Hammer curls
Triceps extensions
Lying curls
Triceps pushdowns
I will do this for 4 weeks, then drop the arm training, and maybe continue with the same template, or move to something else. I really want to dry the DC/5/3/1 training hybrid.
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