Different workouts. - Ausbb

drain · 21-06-2010, 01:04 AM

just wondering what different workouts people do.
Always interested with what different workouts other people do.

Different exercises people do etc

PTC · 21-06-2010, 02:13 AM

Look in the training journals section

drain · 21-06-2010, 01:16 PM

where even is it hahaha

Admin · 21-06-2010, 01:20 PM

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Originally Posted by drain

where even is it hahaha

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Shrek · 21-06-2010, 10:16 PM

I squat, dead, bench, press, dip, row and chin.

Hope that helps.

Oli · 21-06-2010, 10:48 PM

Starting strength: Started on this. Possibly the best beginner program out there, and Rippetoe's book is the most comprehensive piece of literature on the slow lifts.

5x5: I didn't like this - the volume was rape no matter how much I ate. Its more of a novice program than an intermediates.

Texas Method: this was slightly better than 5x5, but the high volume day sucked ass.

5/3/1: This has probably been my favourite since starting strength. because you get that break between your 1RMs the next time you try them theyre shit easy - it made a 180kg squat feel like a joke. Plus, the high reps were good on the joints. My only whinge is wendler initially sets up way too much accessory work, and you'd get better results with equipment that is pretty much limited to america (ie 140kg dumbells, prowlers).

PPP: I recently bought this and if my boss approves I'll give it a go for my next cycle. I haven;t had much experience with it, but the volume looks okay, and im free to do what I like with the accessory work - I'll run no more than 1-2 accessory lifts and do 3x10s.

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drain Junior Member Join Date: May 2010 Gender: Posts: 190	Different workouts. just wondering what different workouts people do. Always interested with what different workouts other people do. Different exercises people do etc

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Oli Active Member Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: Newcastle Gender: Posts: 3,000	Starting strength: Started on this. Possibly the best beginner program out there, and Rippetoe's book is the most comprehensive piece of literature on the slow lifts. 5x5: I didn't like this - the volume was rape no matter how much I ate. Its more of a novice program than an intermediates. Texas Method: this was slightly better than 5x5, but the high volume day sucked ass. 5/3/1: This has probably been my favourite since starting strength. because you get that break between your 1RMs the next time you try them theyre shit easy - it made a 180kg squat feel like a joke. Plus, the high reps were good on the joints. My only whinge is wendler initially sets up way too much accessory work, and you'd get better results with equipment that is pretty much limited to america (ie 140kg dumbells, prowlers). PPP: I recently bought this and if my boss approves I'll give it a go for my next cycle. I haven;t had much experience with it, but the volume looks okay, and im free to do what I like with the accessory work - I'll run no more than 1-2 accessory lifts and do 3x10s. __________________ 5/3/1 Crew.

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PTC Active Member Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Frankston Gender: Posts: 6,725	Look in the training journals section

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drain Junior Member Join Date: May 2010 Gender: Posts: 190	where even is it hahaha