Getting ahead in this field is a lot about who you know, who you talk to, and, most importantly, who you listen to... In any given day I will have looked at videos and articles from Elite FTS, read about the happenings at Cressey performance with Eric Cressey and Tony Gentilcore, see what crazy conditioning chase karnes is doing in Paducah, talked with Luke Beggs at the Underground (PhD candidate in exercise physiology), text Chance Cianciola about a specific exercise succession, read up on Testosterone Muscle about some of the latest vomit-inducing exercise combinations, and seen what life tips Nate Green has for guys everywhere.
I know that my knowledge base has to constantly be growing so I can know how to train myself and clients to get another step along in the progression. I have been experimenting with my deadlift form and hitting it on a weekly basis and have seen it pay huge dividends already, jumping 30 pounds in three weeks. I also have been doing a more concetrated dynamic warm-up pre-leg days.
I am constantly pulling from a multitude of sources to get ahead of where I was yesterday. I have a pretty solid idea of how full of crap somebody is about three sentences into the description of their program and why it looks like it does. This trait is absolutely necessary in fitness, health and wellness, and recreation. Anybody can look the part to an extent, but do they put their muscles where their mouths are and go lift with you? Or do they complain about hitting their genetic cieling at 145lbs at 25% body fat???
Showing posts with label chance cianciola. Show all posts
Showing posts with label chance cianciola. Show all posts
Monday, February 8, 2010
Thursday, December 3, 2009
Shoulders and Triceps
Barbell shoulder press
135x6
185x6
220x 6,6,4
210x 6
Cable lateral raises
50 2x10
55 1x10
Lying Incline Rear Raises
20's 3x10
Machine Shoulder Press
162.5 2x8
175 2x8
Straight Bar front raise
80 1x10
100 2x6
90 1x6
Isometric Cable Cross- video below- low quality, with phone
2x55lbs each for 20 seconds
135x6
185x6
220x 6,6,4
210x 6
Cable lateral raises
50 2x10
55 1x10
Lying Incline Rear Raises
20's 3x10
Machine Shoulder Press
162.5 2x8
175 2x8
Straight Bar front raise
80 1x10
100 2x6
90 1x6
Isometric Cable Cross- video below- low quality, with phone
2x55lbs each for 20 seconds
Thursday, May 21, 2009
swonk's first try at sumo deadlift
Not bad for the first set of it, check him out at www.swonkdiesel.blogspot.com
Monday, December 1, 2008
New blog is up and running
My buddy will be spewing his thoughts on his blog www.swonkdiesel.blogspot.com . check it out and leave him feedback!
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