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Posted on 5/13/18 at 9:46 pm to lsu777
Ok, thanks for putting all this information together
Posted on 5/13/18 at 9:51 pm to dltigers3
You split them up, best way is to use total work method and just set a goal amount of volume/reps for the day and or week. Like he said start with 75. Reps, I would suggest even lower, I’m going on 85 reps per day done 5 days a week currently. I do 4-5 sets of 12 a day now and use one ladder at night to get my quota in. If you need a recovery day, do 3 consecutive days of pushups, rest day then two more days..
Posted on 5/14/18 at 11:06 am to Bailey25
How long before you guys hit a reset? I’m 4 weeks in and at double digit reps. I think week 5 will have some drops.
Posted on 5/14/18 at 12:49 pm to DeafJam73
depends on how light you start and if you double the progression when you hit double digit reps. ALso depends how advanced somebody is and what program they were coming off of, if they are in a caloric surplus or deficit etc.
In general though if you choose the right weight it should be about 8 weeks minimum before you are hitting a reset and honestly that should be press first.
In general though if you choose the right weight it should be about 8 weeks minimum before you are hitting a reset and honestly that should be press first.
Posted on 5/14/18 at 1:09 pm to lsu777
I started off at roughly 70% of my maxes. So far, still climbing up. And I do think press will be the first to reset.
As far as calories go, diet is something I struggle with. I am progrssively getting better, but it’s a struggle. I had a protein shake after lifting. I tried to do IF until noon, but I work a pretty physical job and need the fuel. For lunch I had a shrimp wrap in a spinach tortilla with onions, red bellpeppers, spinach and argula seasoned to taste. For dinner I am having ground turkey penne pasta made with chickpea noodles that are really high in protein. I snack on mixed nuts throughout the day to curb hunger.
As far as calories go, diet is something I struggle with. I am progrssively getting better, but it’s a struggle. I had a protein shake after lifting. I tried to do IF until noon, but I work a pretty physical job and need the fuel. For lunch I had a shrimp wrap in a spinach tortilla with onions, red bellpeppers, spinach and argula seasoned to taste. For dinner I am having ground turkey penne pasta made with chickpea noodles that are really high in protein. I snack on mixed nuts throughout the day to curb hunger.
This post was edited on 5/14/18 at 1:15 pm
Posted on 5/14/18 at 8:17 pm to lsu777
For Kroc rows, yousaid two sets to start,building up to three. What’stge rep/progression scheme look like on these two to three sets?
Posted on 5/14/18 at 8:34 pm to Bailey25
Need to be able to do 2 sets of 20+ reps with the weight for both sets before backing down to 15 and adding a third. Do this for every jump in weight. Add reps each time Kroc rows comes up, once you reach 20+ on the two sets, add a third. When you reach 20+ on all three, you move up in weight.
For the record, Kroc rows are done until complete failure, 3-5 min between sets. The last few reps should be stupid crazy ball Busters but form should not fail.
For the record, Kroc rows are done until complete failure, 3-5 min between sets. The last few reps should be stupid crazy ball Busters but form should not fail.
Posted on 5/15/18 at 5:49 pm to lsu777
Do you have anymore Lyle McDonald books?
Posted on 5/17/18 at 1:22 am to lsu777
Hey man, since you have experience with JP etc, do you have any insights into his personal finance coaching methods etc? Was just reading through his blog posts and thought they were interesting.
I recognise this probably isnt the right thread to ask this but it seems Greyskull relevant.
I recognise this probably isnt the right thread to ask this but it seems Greyskull relevant.
Posted on 5/17/18 at 8:46 am to numptythrubbers
I have never done any of his financial coaching but I do know most of it done by forcing you to do certain things for homework and making you build good habits etc. He has you start small on little things and slowly adds them each week with assignments to eventually get you setup where you want to be.
Posted on 5/18/18 at 10:37 am to That's BS
Time to update to keep me honest.
This was my last update:
I finished week 8 this AM. I'm still progressing solidly on bench and squats. Had to step back a little on DL and OHP. I realized my form was getting shitty (arching back too much on OHP, rounding back a little on DL), so I dropped some weight and focused more on form.
Week 8 AMRAP:
Bench 242.5 x 6
Press 140 x 7
Squat 330 x 7
DL 275 x 6
Feeling good. Lower back is feeling much better. Very happy with my progress so far.
This was my last update:
quote:
Today was week 6, day 1 for me (did Press and Squats this AM).
My lifts have progressed as follows:
Bench 190 x 12 -> 225 x 10
Press 105 x 10 -> 140 x 8
Squat 255 x 7 -> 305 x 9
DL 245 x 6 -> 275 x 7
I finished week 8 this AM. I'm still progressing solidly on bench and squats. Had to step back a little on DL and OHP. I realized my form was getting shitty (arching back too much on OHP, rounding back a little on DL), so I dropped some weight and focused more on form.
Week 8 AMRAP:
Bench 242.5 x 6
Press 140 x 7
Squat 330 x 7
DL 275 x 6
Feeling good. Lower back is feeling much better. Very happy with my progress so far.

Posted on 5/20/18 at 1:22 am to lsu777
Thanks man, I'm going to keep reading the blog posts and see what info I can take from it.
Also, question about fm work.
Is it better to do pushups and chins everyday, or do double the amount alternating exercises every other day? Or is there no difference?
Thanks
Also, question about fm work.
Is it better to do pushups and chins everyday, or do double the amount alternating exercises every other day? Or is there no difference?
Thanks
Posted on 5/20/18 at 2:29 pm to numptythrubbers
6 days a week. Goal is to slowly build to a very high amount of volume.
Posted on 5/20/18 at 2:53 pm to lsu777
Are we supposed to be doing any more work at home too? I'm doing 75 pushups, and 25 chinups in 5 sets throughout the day. Just wondering if I should add some about stuff in there too
Posted on 5/20/18 at 3:03 pm to dltigers3
What are your goals? Sit-ups, ring rows, dips, burpees, l-sits, ab rollouts and handstand holds can all be layered in one at a time. Pretty much any bodyweight or static bodyweight movement can be used.
Most you would want to do is one ab movement, burpees, and then the traditional pushups and chins.
Different variations of pullups and pushups can eventually be used too.
The goal though is to max out pushups and chins. Then move to a harder variant of pushups onelce the challenge is completed andentually complete chinup challenege.
Then you can use bodyweight movements can be used to bring up lagging body parts.
Most you would want to do is one ab movement, burpees, and then the traditional pushups and chins.
Different variations of pullups and pushups can eventually be used too.
The goal though is to max out pushups and chins. Then move to a harder variant of pushups onelce the challenge is completed andentually complete chinup challenege.
Then you can use bodyweight movements can be used to bring up lagging body parts.
Posted on 5/21/18 at 1:16 pm to lsu777
Theoretically, if you did fm work and ladders etc with a weights vest, you could do less volume a day but still get the same effect?
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