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Old 28-Apr-06, 05:47 PM   #91
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April 28 -- Chest/back

Decline Bench Press
295 x 4 (DS) 250 x 6 (DS) 210 x 6
295 x 4 (DS) 250 x 4 (DS) 210 x 6

Incline Bench Press
225 x 8 (DS) 190 x 6 (DS) 160 x 6
225 x 6 (DS) 190 x 5 (DS) 160 x 5

Chest Supported Row
160 x 6 (DS) 140 x 6 (DS) 110 x 6

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Old 02-May-06, 06:19 PM   #92
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ok....well, a new month, a new philosophy. I've decided to try my hand at a HIT program. Now, to be specific, it would probably be HIT in principal only, since I doubt I can generate the necessary intensity to be truly HIT. But I am relying on the principals of short duration, hard work, probably one set per exercise to failure.

My goal is to add reps or weight to the lift every time I attempt the lift. The most likely scenario will be getting to 8-10 reps and then adding weight. I think this will serve as a "break" if you can call it that from all the heavy stuff I have been doing. Hopefully by doing only one set, it will help with recovery while still being able to push heavy weight. The way I see it, if you can crank out a set of 300 x 8 on the bench press, you really shouldn't need to be doing any more, and I would be fine with that, as I think a lot of you would be also.

Here is the plan:

Workout 1

Squats
SLDL
GHR
Decline Crunches
Leg Raises
Shrugs

Workout 2

Decline Bench Press
Close Grip Bench Press
Chest Supported Rows
Cable Rows
EZ Bar Curls

Workout 3

Rack Pulls
Military Press
Pullups
Dips
Upright Rows


The schedule will be 1, 2, off, 3, off, 1, 2, off, 3, etc etc...Gonna be tough since I am not used to weekend workouts, but since these should be relatively short so it should be ok

Here is todays workout. I started with workout 2 since I didn't feel like squatting today

May 2 -- HIT 2

Decline Bench Press
275 x 8 PR at this weight

Close Grip Bench Press
245 x 8

Chest Supported Row
160 x 8 PR

Cable Rows (plate loaded home machine)
120 x 7

EZ Bar Curls
130 x 4

Well, got some PRs which was cool, probably could have gotten more on bench if I didn't only give myself 3 rest days between benching, but I was eager to start the new plan. Went quick too...almost too quick, lol...gonna take some time to get used to that...but I still got a pretty decent pump which was cool
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