Hey Everyone,
About 2 weeks ago something struck me about how we (specifically I) work out.
In our usual fashion... for example if you're training the Chest you'd do possibly the following type of workout for it.... (
increasing weight each set for each exercise)
4sets of Decline (8-10reps)
4sets of Flat Bench (8-10reps)
4sets of Incline (8-10reps)
4sets of Chest Press (8-10reps)
The above is normally done in sequence of one after other... but what struck me was if you've done your last set on Decline that should in theory be near your max working set, why then lower down and climb back up when you're doing Flat Bench and then Incline and so on... With that in mind I created my own workout philosophy that i've sofar applied to my quad/ham workouts and tricep workouts and I must say that in my 4 or so odd years of lifting i'd never done workouts for my legs or tri's that had given me the satisfaction that this philosophy has.
Here it is;
http://vasboz.googlepages.com/Ultima...outineEver.pdf
Exercise Image Descriptions:
Exercise E is like the tricep pushdown but you may have seen some of the IFBB Pro's do it... where you
lean forward slightly and bring it up to the bottom of your chest and push back down.
Oh and one last thing I do is I always count backwards for eg a 10rep set i'll start by 10, 9, 8, 7... It's probably more of a mind thing with me but knowing you have 1-2left rather than having done 8-9 makes me less inclined to give up! (This was inspired by Kevin Levrone's MMM Vid)