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| Shouldn't be let out loose.... Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Manchester
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![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() | Re: 25/04/07 Here's a good one; try kickbacks using a low pulley and a rope handle, one arm at a time. Kneel on the floor with your resting arm supporting you, torso parralel to the floor facing the pulley stack. Keeping the upper part of the working arm pointing slightly down throughout, use a hammer grip on the rope & do kickbacks that way, NASTY. There is no dead spot like you get with a dumb bell as the weight is constant right from the off. With a dumb bell, the weight won't start to kick in till the bell starts to climb, so the bottom part is effectively neutral as regards resistance. Rope kickbacks leave you feeling like the tricep is in a vice. These are a b1tch of a tricep movement. |
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| IFBB Pro | Re: 25/04/07 Hi Luke, Good thread mate. Read everyones comments and agree with most of them. Snacking on fruit is basically like snacking on sugar. As paul says snack on nuts mate. A real super food. It will up your intake of essential fats and give you a boost in quality protein too. Your conditioning is good and it looks like you will never be someone who will balloon up but rather make quality steady gains. I hope you are implementinmg some of the changes in your routine and agree with the guys regarding triceps. I built my mass from skull crushers and close grip bench on a smith machine. SC are the best exercise there is mate. Nothing works the tri like it. You look balanced from the photos. Try to work on your delt caps and arms. Your chest looks good from the pic. Would be good to see some poses, full body, front side and back to really give an honest critique. Seeing the upper body without the legs is like a pair of tits on a fish....fcuking pointless. Seriously get some more pics taken with trunks or shorts on from all angles, relaxed and flexed then we can all put our 2 pennies worth in. stay strong J
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| Junior Bodybuilder Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: UK.
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![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() | Re: 25/04/07 I will get some pics taken tonight at work. My new tricep routine is, rope kick backs Skull crushers Close grip bench Each week I will swap the first exercise round, so I'll start with skull crushers next time and so on. What do yo urecon in regards to sets and reps? |
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| IFBB Pro | Re: 25/04/07 Quote:
I tend to train bi's with shoulders and tri's I throw in where I can. I did the following this week:- Biceps Dumbell preecher curls 2x12 EZ bar curls 2x12 Hammer curls (across body) 2x15 Cable curls (assuming front double bicep position with elbows back) 2x15 8 sets total including warm ups Triceps Rope pushdowns (standing on 1 leg) 2x12 Close grip bench 2x10 Dumbell overhead ext (1 arm at a time) 2x15 Dip machine 2x20 8 sets including warm ups I tend to use higher rep ranges now to encourage more detail as I dont need any more size but for size you can still do these exercises but keep the reps between 10-12 NO LOWER, unless you want strength, but really who cares what you lift; we're in this game to get big, not strong (well I am anyway) I see so many of my clients who are doing 6-8 reps and cant understand why they aren't growing. Throwing in some lower rep work every 4 weeks or so is OK and keeps the tendons and ligaments strong but for the real deep muscle stimulus, reps are king as well as full ROM and peak contraction. The fact I have never been injured is testament to this method and why my joints, back etc feel like they did when I was in my 20's (touch a large piece of wood!!) Hope this all helps and good luck, J
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![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() | Re: 25/04/07 Now that I have changed my routine round, everything is getting sore again which is nice. My back, bis and forearms ache loads after training last night which is good. Going to hit chest and tris tonight and see how I get on. I may change my routine to hit tris on another day as after chest they're a bitch! |
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| IFBB Pro | Re: 25/04/07 TBH Luke training tri's after chest is like "running a marathon and then doing the 100m sprint" (quote from Mr D Jackson) You would be far better off putting tri's with back and then biceps with either chest or shoulders. J
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Must agree. my Tris exploded when i started hitting them fresh. | |
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