Extra_Strong
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thx for all the help man... i am thinking of switching the rows to cleans because cleans just strike me as a really explosive exercise that i would enjoy doing... as for adding weight, should i just take like a 10 pound weight and put it in between my legs during the dips?
also, this is a really dumb question but as far as benching goes, should i alter anything besides not training to failure without a spotter?
Bro if you do rows right after squats your legs will always shake.
would it be okay to have something like this in my workout if i get rid of the press?? i don't want to get rid of the OH Press though because i have heard so many awesome things about it.. would doing it in the clean be the same or not because you gain momentum from the clean?.. and are you supposed to use legs to help you with the OH press like a little bit? i wasn't using my legs much at all while pressing up.
I think yuou should just stick to how you planned the workout originally. At first you said you were gonna do this:
Day A:
3x5 Squat
3x5 Bench
3x5 Deadlift
3x10 Dips
3x12 calf raises
Day B:
3x5 Squat
3x5 Standing military press
3x5 Rows
3x failure chinups (i can't do many yet)
3x20 russian twists (with 10 pound weight)
Planks 2x failure
Keep them in that order too. If some guy is shrugging in the squat rack you can do 3 things - wait for him to finish, ask if you can work in and you do a set of squats then rack it then he does a set of shrugs and so on. Or you could do a differant exercise first but I would say to try and avoid doing deads or abs before squats.
If you really enjoy clean and press then yah replace the OHP with it, including exercises you enjoy will help you to stick to this program for a long time.
I dont know if I already said this or not but once you can do 8 or more dips for all of your sets start adding weight and then build up again.
Putting up a journal is a good idea but damn there are alot of journals around atm lol
yeah.. thx
would doing cleans and rows be too much?
as for the guy, he was a massive douche bag and i didn't even want to have to deal with him lol.
now i have a MASSIVE PROBLEM.
i feel like i am progressing really well with my lifting, but my dad feels like i am lifting way too much. He wants me to drop down 20-30 pounds in at least each lift (i am deadlifting more than i weigh and will be squatting more than i weigh in 2-3 workouts) and he is going to ask the personal trainer at the YMCA if deadlifting and squatting is okay.. i told him i looked everything online and got advice from professional weightlifters and bodybuilders and he told me that they just try to sell stuff online. I tried to explain everything to him, and he said that the trainers have master degrees with this shit. Hopefully he doesn't follow through but if he does i am gonna be pretty pissed.....
and one last ?, yesterday at the end of my workout my arms were way too sore to do dips. I just skipped out on them due to a nagging pain in my right arm. I hope this doesn't happen everytime, but if it does does it mean i should lift less and save up for the entire workout? Or should i lift as much as i can and see if i have enough left for dips/chins or w/e i am doing? Maybe just don't go allout everyday, but have some workouts where i do? thx