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Re: Naturalwonder83 training Log
« Reply #1125 on: October 28, 2015, 04:56:20 AM »
Wednesday 6 am

T spine rumble roller
Glute rolling
Hip mobility

Cook hip lift

Romanian deadlifts 4 X 10
Cybex plate loaded squat press leg press 3 X 20 ,1 X 30 (first time using this type of leg press-I loved it)
Lying leg curl machine 4 X 12
Stability ball leg curl superset single leg hip thrusts 3 X 6 ss 3 X 12 per leg
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Re: Naturalwonder83 training Log
« Reply #1126 on: October 28, 2015, 06:21:50 AM »
Stability ball leg curl

So this is a light variant of the glute ham raise? This could be a nice exersize for some of my clients, but I will try it first myself.

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Re: Naturalwonder83 training Log
« Reply #1127 on: October 28, 2015, 06:35:05 AM »
So this is a light variant of the glute ham raise? This could be a nice exersize for some of my clients, but I will try it first myself.
thats the one where u lay on your back with your heels up on a stability ball
Then raise hips off the ground and curl your heels toward u and away
Hard part is not letting your hips drop and keeping glutes engaged whole time
It makes it fantastic for injury prevention because you have the core and glutes and hips all working together, as opposed to a machine leg curl where it's only the hams working

A regression if your hips drop would be eccentric only part of movement, you would skip the ball getting curled back to u, you would take 5 secs to extend ball away from u
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Re: Naturalwonder83 training Log
« Reply #1128 on: October 29, 2015, 06:41:12 AM »
Thursday 7 am

T spine rumble roller
Low back mob
Tricep smash

Roc it hoist machine curl 5 X 10
Loved this machine

Push downs 5 X 15
Hammer curls 5 X 10
Machine tri extensions 4 X 10
Free motion curls 5 X 10

Reverse curls 2 X 10
Plank hip flexion 2 X 10
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Re: Naturalwonder83 training Log
« Reply #1129 on: October 29, 2015, 01:01:48 PM »
thats the one where u lay on your back with your heels up on a stability ball
Then raise hips off the ground and curl your heels toward u and away
Hard part is not letting your hips drop and keeping glutes engaged whole time
It makes it fantastic for injury prevention because you have the core and glutes and hips all working together, as opposed to a machine leg curl where it's only the hams working

A regression if your hips drop would be eccentric only part of movement, you would skip the ball getting curled back to u, you would take 5 secs to extend ball away from u

I often superset a quad- with a ham dominant exercise, so I might throw these in the mix with front squats.

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« Reply #1130 on: October 30, 2015, 04:52:55 AM »
Friday 530 am

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Pull downs neutral grip 5 X 8-10
T bar rows 5 X 10-8
Hammer strength high rows 3 X 10
Hammer strength row machine 3 X 10
Stiff arm push downs superset high angled rows with same bar 4 X 12 ss 4 X 12
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Re: Naturalwonder83 training Log
« Reply #1131 on: October 30, 2015, 04:54:19 AM »
I often superset a quad- with a ham dominant exercise, so I might throw these in the mix with front squats.
thats a good combo
Single leg ball curls are real hard to try as well
I really feel if I do hams first I feel so much stronger and stable in squats
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Re: Naturalwonder83 training Log
« Reply #1132 on: October 30, 2015, 06:27:59 AM »
thats a good combo
Single leg ball curls are real hard to try as well
I really feel if I do hams first I feel so much stronger and stable in squats

Interesting, I notice the same. I guess the hams are more reactive during squads when you train them first.

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Re: Naturalwonder83 training Log
« Reply #1133 on: October 31, 2015, 06:42:43 AM »
Great workouts all this week
Trying to figure out the reason why...I think it's due to bigger meals when I broke my fast

T spine on battlestar
T spine rotation
Lateral band opener

Incline barbell press 5 X 8
1 arm seated db press 5 X 10
Hammer strength decline press 4 X 10
High db incline press 4 X 10
Cable lateral raise superset face pulls 3 X 15 ss 3 X 15
Cable crossovers 3 X 12
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Re: Naturalwonder83 training Log
« Reply #1134 on: November 01, 2015, 06:31:57 AM »
Sunday 5 am

T spine rolling
Tricep rolling

Push downs superset cable curls 6 X 15 ss 6 X 15
Hammer curls superset apocalypse tricep roasters 5 X 10 ss 5 X 10
Machine tri extensions superset conc curls 3 X 12 ss 3 X 12

Cable crunches 3 X 10
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Re: Naturalwonder83 training Log
« Reply #1135 on: November 01, 2015, 07:27:25 AM »
Please explain 'apocalypse tricep roasters'

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Re: Naturalwonder83 training Log
« Reply #1136 on: November 02, 2015, 08:20:24 AM »
Please explain 'apocalypse tricep roasters'
just seeing if anyone is reading this no such exercise  :o
It was the dumbbell tri extensions where u bring the Dumbbells in towards your chest and then back across your body -I forget the name, maybe supine L extensions??

Monday
7 am

T spine rolling on rumble roller
Glute rolling
Ham band lock outs

Hip slingshot monster walks

Cable pullthroughs 3 X 13
Single leg hip thrusts 2 X 12
Cyber plate loaded squat press leg press 5 X 50
Single leg deadlift superset seated calf 4 X 10 ss 4 X 10

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Groin stretch
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Re: Naturalwonder83 training Log
« Reply #1137 on: November 02, 2015, 11:18:40 AM »
Haha, gotya. I don't know the name of that DB triceps extention, but I've done them a couple of times. Amazing how much weaker your tri is with your elbows at 6 & 9 o'clock, compared with regular DB extentions.

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Re: Naturalwonder83 training Log
« Reply #1138 on: November 02, 2015, 11:53:27 AM »
Haha, gotya. I don't know the name of that DB triceps extention, but I've done them a couple of times. Amazing how much weaker your tri is with your elbows at 6 & 0 o'clock, compared with regular DB extentions.
i saw mike o Hearn do it in his arm workout video with rich piana
Yeah definitely harder than reg tri extensions
What i love about them is they don't bother my elbows at all
Reg tri extensions kill my elbows if I do them frequently
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Re: Naturalwonder83 training Log
« Reply #1139 on: November 02, 2015, 02:26:11 PM »
i saw mike o Hearn do it in his arm workout video with rich piana
Yeah definitely harder than reg tri extensions
What i love about them is they don't bother my elbows at all
Reg tri extensions kill my elbows if I do them frequently


What often happens during regular extensions (both the BB, DB & cable version), is that the elbows flare out to the side once it becomes heavy. A guy suggested me to try cargo straps (like the one below) between my upper arms. It might feel a bit uncomfortable in the beginning (the bands might tough your forehead), but the triceps contract way harder while the elbows get less stress. Start with a couple of light DB's first, say 25-30 lb, and keep the elbows high (where your nose is) and don't move too fast.


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Re: Naturalwonder83 training Log
« Reply #1140 on: November 03, 2015, 05:43:55 AM »
What often happens during regular extensions (both the BB, DB & cable version), is that the elbows flare out to the side once it becomes heavy. A guy suggested me to try cargo straps (like the one below) between my upper arms. It might feel a bit uncomfortable in the beginning (the bands might tough your forehead), but the triceps contract way harder while the elbows get less stress. Start with a couple of light DB's first, say 25-30 lb, and keep the elbows high (where your nose is) and don't move too fast.


thats a really good idea
Maybe even use a band or slingshot hmmmmm

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Low back mob

1 arm land mine rows 5 X 8-10
Roc it row machine 4 X 10
U bar pull downs 4 X 12
Standing cable rows 4 X 10
Stiff arm lat push downs 4 X 12

Side plank hip drops 2 X 12

Lateral opener stretch

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Re: Naturalwonder83 training Log
« Reply #1141 on: November 03, 2015, 06:19:51 AM »
I've tried resistance bands as well, but I prefer a tight band to keep the elbows close, say 10" distance.

Haven't done it myself yet, but I want to try this as well for squats with a medium stance.

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Re: Naturalwonder83 training Log
« Reply #1142 on: November 04, 2015, 05:35:21 AM »
I've tried resistance bands as well, but I prefer a tight band to keep the elbows close, say 10" distance.

Haven't done it myself yet, but I want to try this as well for squats with a medium stance.
im gonna try next arm day

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T spine rumble roller
Glute rolling
Band ham lockouts

Side lying clams 2 X 25
Single leg straight bridge on foam roller 2 X 10

Seated calf superset single leg deadlift 5 X 10 ss 5 X 10
Bulgarian split squat dumbbell same side trailing leg 5 X 8
Cable pull throughs 4 X 12

Hallow rocks and hallow body ISO holds
Frozen v sit

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Re: Naturalwonder83 training Log
« Reply #1143 on: November 05, 2015, 04:10:34 AM »
Thurs 530 am

T spine on pvc pipe
Tricep rolling

Rear delt rows 5 X 10
Flat db press 4 X 12
High incline db press X 10, single arm X 12, squeeze press X 15
Cable crossovers 4 X 12

Hanging knee raises 4 X 10
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Re: Naturalwonder83 training Log
« Reply #1144 on: November 05, 2015, 04:38:30 AM »
I assume that 'tricep rolling' means foam rolling on your triceps, side by side? If so, why would you perform these before a chest session, does it improve your flexibility or strength during presses?

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Re: Naturalwonder83 training Log
« Reply #1145 on: November 05, 2015, 05:07:25 AM »
I assume that 'tricep rolling' means foam rolling on your triceps, side by side? If so, why would you perform these before a chest session, does it improve your flexibility or strength during presses?
ill work the tri with deep pressure side to side and also extending and flexing my elbow on a barbell or the battlestar device from rogue fitness

Loosing up the tri has so many benefits
It's improves the extension of your elbow so u can fully lockout the arm
Full range of motion on your tri/elbow improves shoulder external rotation and shoulder stability


When the tri is tight u can develop elbow and shoulder pain because those will be compensating for lack of lockout in the tricep/elbow

If u have elbow pain start working your tris on anything hard

You'll be stronger in presses too and in bicep curls being the tri can fully extend
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Re: Naturalwonder83 training Log
« Reply #1146 on: November 05, 2015, 05:53:35 AM »
ill work the tri with deep pressure side to side and also extending and flexing my elbow on a barbell or the battlestar device from rogue fitness

Loosing up the tri has so many benefits
It's improves the extension of your elbow so u can fully lockout the arm
Full range of motion on your tri/elbow improves shoulder external rotation and shoulder stability


When the tri is tight u can develop elbow and shoulder pain because those will be compensating for lack of lockout in the tricep/elbow

If u have elbow pain start working your tris on anything hard

You'll be stronger in presses too and in bicep curls being the tri can fully extend

Interesting stuff, this tricep rolling/stretching thing pre-workout is new to me. I don't have elbow issues myself, but my lockout strength has always been a weak point since I have high tricep insertions. I will def try this approach next time, so thanks for sharing this :)

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Re: Naturalwonder83 training Log
« Reply #1147 on: November 05, 2015, 06:07:53 AM »
Interesting stuff, this tricep rolling/stretching thing pre-workout is new to me. I don't have elbow issues myself, but my lockout strength has always been a weak point since I have high tricep insertions. I will def try this approach next time, so thanks for sharing this :)
dont murder it pre workout
But if u find its sore, like close to the elbows, spend a few mins
I would use something harder than a foam roller like barbell
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Re: Naturalwonder83 training Log
« Reply #1148 on: November 05, 2015, 06:27:24 AM »
dont murder it pre workout
But if u find its sore, like close to the elbows, spend a few mins
I would use something harder than a foam roller like barbell

Do you mean the handle of a barbell?
Not that long ago I scrubbed my tricep post w/o on the edge of a bench for 5 slow strokes from the elbow to the shoulder pit. This pain was pretty intense for a short time, but this might be too much pre w/o.

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« Reply #1149 on: November 05, 2015, 06:57:25 AM »
Do you mean the handle of a barbell?
Not that long ago I scrubbed my tricep post w/o on the edge of a bench for 5 slow strokes from the elbow to the shoulder pit. This pain was pretty intense for a short time, but this might be too much pre w/o.
i do the barbell close by the grooves. Get as much downward pressure as u can handle and maintain that pressure. That's fine preworkout-I usually do 2 mins minimum depending how tight they feel
The more consistent u are with it the less u have to do
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