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10-21-2020, 10:21 PM
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Why is it so hard to stay away from the gym.. BB docos?
On a week break. I don't like deloads. Haven't had a break for a solid 3.5 months. Eating at maintenance for the week before cutting off the last few kgs before xmas..
On another note, what's your favorite bodybuilding documentary/series? I feel like I've watched everything on youtube.
Need some inspiration to come back 10x more pumped than I already am lol
On another note, what's your favorite bodybuilding documentary/series? I feel like I've watched everything on youtube.
Need some inspiration to come back 10x more pumped than I already am lol
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10-21-2020, 10:27 PM
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I never do official reloads or weeks off TBH. Couldn’t ever let myself not go to the gym for a week purposely smh
10-21-2020, 10:29 PM
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Originally Posted By Sevenlionz⏩
My joints are fuarked and I've been waking up sore as all fk lately. I also lift 6 days a week and with enough intensity that I need at least 4-7 days off every now n thenI never do official reloads or weeks off TBH. Couldn’t ever let myself not go to the gym for a week purposely smh
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10-21-2020, 10:32 PM
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Originally Posted By kauseemcee⏩
if your joints are fuked, you are doing something wrong. record your lifts, improve your form. Just about everyone can improve their form. Take the time and commit to this, you shouldnt be feeling so banged up.My joints are fuarked and I've been waking up sore as all fk lately. I also lift 6 days a week and with enough intensity that I need at least 4-7 days off every now n then
oh if your lifts are blowing up because of dat dere, that is another story.
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10-21-2020, 10:32 PM
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Originally Posted By kauseemcee⏩
Are you blasting dat dere?I also lift 6 days a week and with enough intensity that I need at least 4-7 days off every now n then
If your natty and doing that level of volume... then your just going to fuk yourself over the long haul SRS
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10-21-2020, 10:34 PM
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Originally Posted By Legendsneverdie⏩
I record my lifts and have done a form check recently. Joints can become sore with proper form too. Cheersif your joints are fuked, you are doing something wrong. record your lifts, improve your form. Just about everyone can improve their form. Take the time and commit to this, you shouldnt be feeling so banged up
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10-21-2020, 10:35 PM
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Originally Posted By OutdoorsBrah⏩
I'm doing a PPL routine and yea it's been getting hard to maintain. Suggestions?Are you blasting dat dere?
If your natty and doing that level of volume... then your just going to fuk yourself over the long haul SRS
If your natty and doing that level of volume... then your just going to fuk yourself over the long haul SRS
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10-21-2020, 10:37 PM
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Originally Posted By kauseemcee⏩
i see, i do not mess with dat dere and therefore my gains do not normally surpass my tendon/ligament development. I think your deloads and taking time off is wise for now, until you develop more or figure something out.I record my lifts and have done a form check recently. Joints can become sore with proper form too. Cheers
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10-21-2020, 10:38 PM
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Originally Posted By Legendsneverdie⏩
Fair, have you got any suggestions for programming? Now would be a good time to switch up my routine I suppose. The last few weeks of cutting will be murder doing PPL I thinki see, i do not mess with dat dere and therefore my gains do not normally surpass my tendon/ligament development. I think your deloads and taking time off is wise for now, until you develop more or figure something out.
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10-21-2020, 10:44 PM
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Originally Posted By kauseemcee⏩
programing is easy. I use Intensity, it is an app. You put in your maxes and it calculates your workout for you. The app includes many bodybuilding or powerlifting programs. I'd say try that and run a split that is completely different.Fair, have you got any suggestions for programming? Now would be a good time to switch up my routine I suppose. The last few weeks of cutting will be murder doing PPL I think
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10-21-2020, 10:45 PM
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Originally Posted By Legendsneverdie⏩
Interesting, thanks man, I'll check it outprograming is easy. I use Intensity, it is an app. You put in your maxes and it calculates your workout for you. The app includes many bodybuilding or powerlifting programs. I'd say try that and run a split that is completely different.
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10-21-2020, 11:02 PM
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Originally Posted By havoc00⏩
Sucks bro, I was in the park doing calisthenics lol wasn't too bad actually. Made some mad chest gains doing dips with a backpack around my waist full of bricks.I had to take like 3 months off due to ******* covid **** sucked
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10-21-2020, 11:04 PM
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Originally Posted By kauseemcee⏩
I bought a few weights before they all sold out but had motivation to be home and workout so just drank more and ate less suckedSucks bro, I was in the park doing calisthenics lol wasn't too bad actually. Made some mad chest gains doing dips with a backpack around my waist full of bricks.
10-21-2020, 11:09 PM
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The GOAT documentary is Pumping Iron.
I like deloads it's more time to socialize and guzzle beer.
I like deloads it's more time to socialize and guzzle beer.
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10-21-2020, 11:11 PM
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Originally Posted By Misc420Doctor⏩
Hell yea, I've watched it many times!The GOAT documentary is Pumping Iron.
I like deloads it's more time to socialize and guzzle beer.
I like deloads it's more time to socialize and guzzle beer.
Fair, I just hate going in to the gym to lift 50% of what I usually do. Feelsbadman
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10-21-2020, 11:11 PM
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Originally Posted By kauseemcee⏩
You'd need to be training on an olympic level toREALLYneed a de-load and de-loads are debatable. I personally think they are a good idea for high level liftersMy joints are fuarked and I've been waking up sore as all fk lately. I also lift 6 days a week and with enough intensity that I need at least 4-7 days off every now n then
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Originally Posted By kauseemcee⏩
phukk the gym just watch this to surviveHell yea, I've watched it many times!
Fair, I just hate going in to the gym to lift 50% of what I usually do. Feelsbadman
Fair, I just hate going in to the gym to lift 50% of what I usually do. Feelsbadman
10-21-2020, 11:15 PM
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Originally Posted By tank2003⏩
Really? So what do you do when your body needs a rest? Or are you saying you don't need a rest at allYou'd need to be training on an olympic level toREALLYneed a de-load and de-loads are debatable. I personally think they are a good idea for high level lifters
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10-21-2020, 11:17 PM
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Originally Posted By tank2003⏩
its true, some people may use a deload as a cheap excuse to be lazy. But if you are feeling banged up and want to prevent a more serious injury, i d say go on a deload.You'd need to be training on an olympic level toREALLYneed a de-load and de-loads are debatable. I personally think they are a good idea for high level lifters
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10-21-2020, 11:44 PM
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I keep gettingAccess deniedwhen i try to post my reply so i guess i'm gonna have to post it ion several differnet replies. Fukkin POS forum BS
-Sled pushes, Jump ropes, battle ropes, medicine ball slams, LISS cardio, ab work (yeah there is eccentric work but abs can tolerate up to 6-7 days a week but require a rest day or two after that), etc
Staying active (but not too active) gets the blood going to areas that are in recovery and helps speed the process up.
If you want to measure if you REALLY need a deload or rest period, then get a scale that isnt digital (one with a needle that is spring loaded). Turn it away from you and stand in front of a mirror then squeeze the fuk out of it and see where the needle landed. Do this every morning. If your CNS is fatigued then you'll start to move the needle less and less. Otherwise, you should get a consistent poundage
Originally Posted By kauseemcee⏩
If you feel like yourbodyneeds a rest, by all means, rest. I mean, you doNEEDrest to grow muscle and to recover. But for most people, deloads arent needed. SO what you CAN do isactive recoverywhere you are still in the gym working out, but you are doing stuff where you dont do any eccentric contractionsReally? So what do you do when your body needs a rest? Or are you saying you don't need a rest at all
-Sled pushes, Jump ropes, battle ropes, medicine ball slams, LISS cardio, ab work (yeah there is eccentric work but abs can tolerate up to 6-7 days a week but require a rest day or two after that), etc
Staying active (but not too active) gets the blood going to areas that are in recovery and helps speed the process up.
If you want to measure if you REALLY need a deload or rest period, then get a scale that isnt digital (one with a needle that is spring loaded). Turn it away from you and stand in front of a mirror then squeeze the fuk out of it and see where the needle landed. Do this every morning. If your CNS is fatigued then you'll start to move the needle less and less. Otherwise, you should get a consistent poundage
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10-22-2020, 11:05 AM
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If your body actually needs a deload,you will want it.I usually just start getting random joint pains,****ty sleep,no motivation for gym,tired outside of gym.1 week of same workouts with ~60% of weights and feel like new srs
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