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GT4Brody
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I have just bought some dumbells and have started doin some weight training at home, just wondering if anyone else does?
Wot sort of weights do you lift?
Super_si
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Shit loads

Im training for strongman in a few years
corsa_godfather
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aye a dae it.av got all my weights on the 1 bar now.been doin it 4 bout 2 years
Craig W
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Training at home is ok, but you're limited as to what you can do.
Colin
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I do abit + gym, havnt done anything for 3 weeks tho due to holyday + illness after holyday
Super_si
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Agree with craig. the most important thing to me in the gym is the power rack. Without that no benching,squatting, or Power Cleaning

Si
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I just do 10 reps of 10 lifts with 10KG each side - thats it.
Craig W
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quote:
Originally posted by Tiger
I just do 10 reps of 10 lifts with 10KG each side - thats it.


Define 'lifts' mate - are you talking about bench press?
Super_si
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in what fashion theres loads ways you can lift a bar.

legs
tris
bi
chest
shoulders
calfs
Craig W
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quote:
Originally posted by Tiger
I just do 10 reps of 10 lifts with 10KG each side - thats it.


Also, do you mean 10 sets of 10 reps?
Trotty
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Or 10 sets of 10 lifts of 10 reps of 1KG...

x 10
bluecorsaSXi
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i did on and off, now im gettin back into it due to new job and goin in the raf soon!! i only weight lift once a week, cos i move over 20 tonnes worth of kegs a day monday to friday!!! so i build up my muscles during the week and the work out on the weekend tones and shapes them!!

Brody - how u doin?? still at baa? still got your GT4?
stuyw
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i think its better to go the gym as there are too many distractions at home
Tiger
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Bench press - 100 lifts altogether. (10x10)
Craig W
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quote:
Originally posted by bluecorsaSXi
i did on and off, now im gettin back into it due to new job and goin in the raf soon!! i only weight lift once a week, cos i move over 20 tonnes worth of kegs a day monday to friday!!! so i build up my muscles during the week and the work out on the weekend tones and shapes them!!

Brody - how u doin?? still at baa? still got your GT4?


Please tell me how you 'shape' a muscle
Craig W
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quote:
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Bench press - 100 lifts altogether. (10x10)


That's why you're probably still on 10kg each side. A chest workout should be broke up into 3-4 different exercises, each consisting of 3-4 sets.
Tiger
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Get a knife and cut starfish shapes in them.
Tiger
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Be more specific craig.
bluecorsaSXi
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when i lift weights i use a selection of bar bells and grips which work different muscles and help give more 'shape'! i know that basically you weight lift to improve your strength/size of muscles, and there is know control over the shape of them!!!
stuyw
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he means for a chest workout you can do 3-4 sets of 10 for say
Fly
bench press flat
bench press incline etc
Tiger
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I have my bedroom floor - nothing else.
Craig W
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quote:
Originally posted by Tiger
Be more specific craig.


10 sets for one exercise is far too much. You'll gain much better with say:

Flat bench press: 3-4 sets of 8-10 reps
Incline dumbell press: 2-4 sets of 8-10 reps
Flat dumbell flyes: 3-4 sets of 8-10 reps.

With that the whole workout will still consist of 9-12 sets consisting of 100'ish reps (lifts), but it'll be broke up.
Super_si
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5*5 is a proven strength Routine.

i could do 10kg with my tounge
Tiger
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quote:
Originally posted by Craig W

Incline dumbell press: 2-4 sets of 8-10 reps
Flat dumbell flyes: 3-4 sets of 8-10 reps.



I dont know what the fuck these are
bluecorsaSXi
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quote:
Originally posted by Super_si
i could do 10kg with my tounge


the tounge is the strongest muscle in the body, i once heard!!!!

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