Thursday, January 30, 2014

1/29/2014 Max Effort Chest Training

Quick intro I lift raw always have always will it just fits my fitness goals better. Last night my ego got the better of me. A real paused 400lb+ raw press is a great accomplishment, top men in the sport are pushing 500 to 540 raw, with my small amount of training and experience I should be pumped. I moved the 405lbs extremely well so I made the jump for an all time PR (personal record) at 435lbs I felt a sharp strain in my left pec on the way down, no tears but a strain. Advil and ice followed by a week off chest. Sadly that means no speed training Saturday. Life lesson to remember as I come back to this post next time its max effort day KNOW YOUR LIMITS! Its good to push past them at a reasonable pace. Like abs good heavy lifts are made in the kitchen and during your 8 hours of rest.

1/29/2014

Training Log

Warm up walk 3mph 10 min level 10 grade uphill

Full body stretch focused on hips and back arch

Bench Press Training:
Bar                          2x10
145lb                       1x5
185lb                       1x5
225lb                       1x3
275lb                       1x3
315lb                       1x3
365lb                       2x1
405lb                       1x1 (Tied PR fastest cleanest press called Rep)
435lb                       1xFAILED


Typically I would move to 3 sets of 9 reps on flat or incline dumbell press but due to the pec strain I skipped that. I use my speed day on Saturdays for hypertrophy training.

Triceps training:

Again here I would do Close grip bench 5 sets for 10 reps of 225lbs but with the pec strain I dropped it.

Tricep V bar push down:
Half stack                      1x25
3/4 stack                       1x25
full stack                        3x20

Rope Pull downs:
1/4 stack                       4x10

Tricep kick back dumbell:
35lb                               1x10
40lb                               2x10
45lb                               3x10

Hammer strength tricep press:
35lb                              1x20
45lb                              1x20
70lb                              3x15

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