Workout Crew V11.02.05
Originally Posted by BonzoAPD
yeah it's natural to feel sore after a long layoff.
Originally Posted by TeggerLS
Your problem is your routine is ROUTINE!
Try making 3 different routines for each section you're working. Then do them in order Mon-1 Workout-1, Mon-2 Workout-2, Mon-3 Workout-3, Mon-4 Workout-1...etc... Your body will not get use to the routine and you will continue to grow at a good pace. Also remember to work the large muscle groups Hard! Glutes, Hams, Quads....they help synthesize the proteins and will in-turn help grow your smaller muscle groups better. You can still do the workout the way you do just have different excercises for each group and continually rotate them.
Try making 3 different routines for each section you're working. Then do them in order Mon-1 Workout-1, Mon-2 Workout-2, Mon-3 Workout-3, Mon-4 Workout-1...etc... Your body will not get use to the routine and you will continue to grow at a good pace. Also remember to work the large muscle groups Hard! Glutes, Hams, Quads....they help synthesize the proteins and will in-turn help grow your smaller muscle groups better. You can still do the workout the way you do just have different excercises for each group and continually rotate them.
August, I was actually doing something very similar to what you described for the past 4-6 months. I changed everything up and will keep this routine for a month or two. Even with changing the workout the way you said, the body still gets used to them. I am changing the way I am hitting them and when I work them. I grow no matter how I workout but I think that also has to do a lot with me changing up everything drastically every once in a while.
I dont change my workout that often, contrary to most people.
I have gotten to a weight that I am content with (rep wise) and I just stick with that for the most part. I dont really see any reason to change it as long as I am still seeing gains in muscle and definition, maybe I am just an exception :dunno:
I have gotten to a weight that I am content with (rep wise) and I just stick with that for the most part. I dont really see any reason to change it as long as I am still seeing gains in muscle and definition, maybe I am just an exception :dunno:
I really feel this workout is the only way to go, but that's just me:
http://www.ast-ss.com/max-ot/max-ot_intro.asp
http://www.ast-ss.com/max-ot/max-ot_intro.asp
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I had to change my workout habits too since mtn biking season is almost over with the rain and DST.
So Mon/Thurs is pushup/crunches/running day, plus I still have to bike about 6 miles a day to and from school. Tues/Fri is squats/running, and Wed/Sat is stretching.
So Mon/Thurs is pushup/crunches/running day, plus I still have to bike about 6 miles a day to and from school. Tues/Fri is squats/running, and Wed/Sat is stretching.
im still weight lifting 2x a week.. still the same total body supersetting for 1.5 hrs a day.. try to do it before breakfast to maximize wt loss and the fat content in the blood is at its highest then, so that helps burn the blubber. i have changed the amount of wts.. one day lighter the other heavier.. this week im trying the lifting off the exercise ball.. the ball really makes u work it.. esp the core..if im rushed i pass on the ball but most times im on it..i use the ball to stretch out after, makes a big difference. i use the ball separate from lifting too.. it works the back, abs, chest, butt and legs.. great for tight hamstrings sort of a weak point for women..improves balance..havent really done much cardio, walking..i just started back up with the wt lifting like 2 weeks ago maybe so i know ill hit a plateau.. muscle has memory so it adapts fast..have to toss in a kick boxing, or step tape about 90mins each...those r real sweat makers..
Originally Posted by fstop128
im still weight lifting 2x a week.. still the same total body supersetting for 1.5 hrs a day.. try to do it before breakfast to maximize wt loss and the fat content in the blood is at its highest then, so that helps burn the blubber. i have changed the amount of wts.. one day lighter the other heavier.. this week im trying the lifting off the exercise ball.. the ball really makes u work it.. esp the core..if im rushed i pass on the ball but most times im on it..i use the ball to stretch out after, makes a big difference. i use the ball separate from lifting too.. it works the back, abs, chest, butt and legs.. great for tight hamstrings sort of a weak point for women..improves balance..havent really done much cardio, walking..i just started back up with the wt lifting like 2 weeks ago maybe so i know ill hit a plateau.. muscle has memory so it adapts fast..have to toss in a kick boxing, or step tape about 90mins each...those r real sweat makers..
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