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re: Rapid fatloss diet support thread
Posted on 7/30/17 at 11:46 pm to lsu777
Posted on 7/30/17 at 11:46 pm to lsu777
That's kind of what I'm thinking. I'm just getting tired of stalling out on heavy lifts. Although, my squat is the one lift that has gone up. That being said, those are really newb gains as I have neglected the squat for a long time.
I'm thinking another 6 weeks of calorie restriction will put me where I want to be, and then I can get back to making gains. Just need to push through and stay motivated.
I'm thinking another 6 weeks of calorie restriction will put me where I want to be, and then I can get back to making gains. Just need to push through and stay motivated.
Posted on 7/31/17 at 6:04 am to Bmath
Back off the weight some and set some rep records. I really like a 2 set reverse pyramid style of training when cutting. I do something like first set 6-8 reps, back off set of 10-12 for the main lifts and for one more upper body compound lift. And if I am really cutting cals I cut back to 2xs weekly. So some thing like
Squat
Weighted dips
Some kind of circuit with big lifts with 7 min time cap
Press
Weighted Chins
Same kind of circuit
All the big lifts have their own day. For deads I do a simple set of 5+ increasing weight or reps weekly. Then a back off set using Kroc rows rest paused, as many reps as possible or use a density approach by setting a timer for a minute and getting as many reps as possible in that time frame. Then do a circuit.
Example of a circuit would be
Squats x 5
Push press x 5
V handle pulldown x 5
With light weight for 5 rounds. For me this works out to 115 on squats, 95 on push press, 130 on pulldown.
Another example would be clean and press and dumbbell push-ups+row for 5 rounds.
The greyskull LCI book has a bunch of good circuit in it. Just keep it to the big lifts and keep it around 5 min time limit to not zap recovery.
Squat
Weighted dips
Some kind of circuit with big lifts with 7 min time cap
Press
Weighted Chins
Same kind of circuit
All the big lifts have their own day. For deads I do a simple set of 5+ increasing weight or reps weekly. Then a back off set using Kroc rows rest paused, as many reps as possible or use a density approach by setting a timer for a minute and getting as many reps as possible in that time frame. Then do a circuit.
Example of a circuit would be
Squats x 5
Push press x 5
V handle pulldown x 5
With light weight for 5 rounds. For me this works out to 115 on squats, 95 on push press, 130 on pulldown.
Another example would be clean and press and dumbbell push-ups+row for 5 rounds.
The greyskull LCI book has a bunch of good circuit in it. Just keep it to the big lifts and keep it around 5 min time limit to not zap recovery.
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