Re: The Fitness Thread
New to the site, but I am a gym fiend...a fat one right now, but I love lifting, used to swim and play rugby in college. Coached both sports post college and now have a desk job that feeds me awesome food.
5'10" 205 lbs. 36" waist. trying to get back down to 175-180, but unsure if its even possible anymore.
bench 265 x 6, squat 425 x5, deadlift 385 x 4.
Arkuski:
Interval train, get on a track or treadmill, jog 1:00, max sprint 30 secs. rinse and repeat for 12 min or longer. Your over time your jog will get much faster as will your sprint.
Reach:
i suggest reverse pyramidding your sets for a month or so. Start at max weight, go 8 reps or to failure. Drop 10 lbs, go 8-12, etc. Go 90secs-120secs in between sets. If you ever get past 12 reps on one of your lower weight sets, you are ready to bump up. I feel like the 215-225 mark is a hurdle for a lot of people I know. I think a lot of it is mental, but don't be afraid to decrease your reps at a higher weight for a week or so in order to bump up.
New to the site, but I am a gym fiend...a fat one right now, but I love lifting, used to swim and play rugby in college. Coached both sports post college and now have a desk job that feeds me awesome food.
5'10" 205 lbs. 36" waist. trying to get back down to 175-180, but unsure if its even possible anymore.
bench 265 x 6, squat 425 x5, deadlift 385 x 4.
Arkuski:
Interval train, get on a track or treadmill, jog 1:00, max sprint 30 secs. rinse and repeat for 12 min or longer. Your over time your jog will get much faster as will your sprint.
Reach:
i suggest reverse pyramidding your sets for a month or so. Start at max weight, go 8 reps or to failure. Drop 10 lbs, go 8-12, etc. Go 90secs-120secs in between sets. If you ever get past 12 reps on one of your lower weight sets, you are ready to bump up. I feel like the 215-225 mark is a hurdle for a lot of people I know. I think a lot of it is mental, but don't be afraid to decrease your reps at a higher weight for a week or so in order to bump up.




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