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Reader Mail follow up, Mif in India

Posted Aug 01 2010 12:00am

This has probably been the busiest August and September of my life! I have been so frickin busy that fellow Independent Barbell members pretend not to know who I am. Needless to say I am playing catch-up right now.

The key to getting strong or in shape AGAIN quickly is simplicity and consistency. Focus on what you know works and stop missing workouts. Here are the workouts I did this weekend to get lifts back up.

Saturday - Upper Body
  • Bench Press
    • worked up to a max single 
    • then dropped it down for 3 x max reps at 80% for some size
  • T-Bar Row
    • between each set of bench press I did a set of rows
    • 8-10 reps per set
    • finished with one crazy heavy set for as many reps as possibe (6 I think)
  • Arm Circuit
      • 3 x 8-10
    • E-Z Lying Triceps Extensions
      • 3 x 8-10
    • DB Fly's
      • 3 x 10
So Saturday's workout was pretty simple as you can see. Some heavy pushing and pulling followed by a gun show!

Sunday - Lower Body

I planned on doing some front squats but my right groin is still a little tight from last weeks' FSQ session so I opted to do Good Mornings instead. When in doubt about what to do for your legs, hit the front squats.

  • Good Morning
    • worked up to a max triple
    • 3 x 5 at 80% of max
  • GHR
    • 3 x 10
    • 3 x 5
    • starting on my feet and dropping to my knees when my abs failed
Another simple but tough workout. The key to getting stronger is to find a good spotter and then put some crazy heavy weight on the bar.  

Don't be afraid to miss a weight, the tension of max weights forces your muscles and nervous system to adapt!



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