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Carlin_Jones23
Haha it's good to fxck about doing high reps that's what I do all the time... Well good luck smashing 180kg ...
AvatarTom_Martin
Carlin_Jones23 said:Haha it's good to fxck about doing high reps that's what I do all the time... Well good luck smashing 180kg ...


Cherers mate! I shall eat until it happens!
Avatarsexymikehowarth
Thanks for the help with my bands today Tom!
AvatarFazc
What's your curl PR bro?!
AvatarTom_Martin
sexymikehowarth said:Thanks for the help with my bands today Tom!


Thanks for keeping me company!
AvatarTom_Martin
Fazc said:What's your curl PR bro?!


I'm going to tell you the same thing I tell all the homo's who ask me that while I'm trying to enjoy an evening on the town with the lady.

About 200kg.
AvatarFazc
Right! Someone's not getting 50 quid for his left sock now! Angry
AvatarTom_Martin
Fazc said:Right! Someone's not getting 50 quid for his left sock now! Angry


Oh you know I didn't mean YOU! Happy
Slarto
Post Edited: 09.03.2012 @ 23:13 PM by Slarto
Tom, do you have good tips for getting started on deadlifting more often. Started conditioning myself few weeks ago and I have been switching variations to keep my CNS confused and to get my muscles more used to this hammering. Now its time to get more concentrated on deficit pulls and partials. On tuesday I did 1x185kg standing on a 12cm block and on the same workout I pulled a 1x220kg partial, starting point 24cm off the ground. On thursday I just worked my way up to 180kg single on partial pull, starting point 12cm off the ground. Deadlifting tomorrow again, will see what my hamstrings have to say about that. Grin And I still dont have any idea what variation I should be doing. So far I have been feeling good soreness-wise!

I have followed your training log for a long time now, I really hope you work your way past this injury bulls**t. You are one of my favorite lifters.
AvatarJackRevans
Slarto said:Tom, do you have good tips for getting started on deadlifting more often. Started conditioning myself few weeks ago and I have been switching variations to keep my CNS confused and to get my muscles more used to this hammering. Now its time to get more concentrated on deficit pulls and partials. On tuesday I did 1x185kg standing on a 12cm block and on the same workout I pulled a 1x220kg partial, starting point 24cm off the ground. On thursday I just worked my way up to 180kg single on partial pull, starting point 12cm off the ground. Deadlifting tomorrow again, will see what my hamstrings have to say about that. Grin And I still dont have any idea what variation I should be doing. So far I have been feeling good soreness-wise!

I have followed your training log for a long time now, I really hope you work your way past this injury bulls**t. You are one of my favorite lifters.


just get your hands on some of dat dere celltech
AvatarPudd
JackRevans said:
just get your hands on some of dat dere celltech


Or alternatively buy some of hixxys sweaty kecks.
AvatarJackRevans
Pudd said:
Or alternatively buy some of hixxys sweaty kecks.


that would work equilly as well...
Slarto
I was about to add that everyone else can also drop some hints but I guess thats not necessary...
AvatarTom_Martin
Slarto said:Tom, do you have good tips for getting started on deadlifting more often. Started conditioning myself few weeks ago and I have been switching variations to keep my CNS confused and to get my muscles more used to this hammering. Now its time to get more concentrated on deficit pulls and partials. On tuesday I did 1x185kg standing on a 12cm block and on the same workout I pulled a 1x220kg partial, starting point 24cm off the ground. On thursday I just worked my way up to 180kg single on partial pull, starting point 12cm off the ground. Deadlifting tomorrow again, will see what my hamstrings have to say about that. Grin And I still dont have any idea what variation I should be doing. So far I have been feeling good soreness-wise!

I have followed your training log for a long time now, I really hope you work your way past this injury bulls**t. You are one of my favorite lifters.


Thanks for that slarto, nice of you to say!

If I was coaching you i'd go through the following process.

Weeks 1-8

SLDL, 2x per week, starting easy (important), ending with a really tough week 8

Weeks 9-16

3 sessions per week, 1 defecit, 1 partial, 1 from the floor

Weeks 17-20

1 defecit, 1 high partial (14-18"), 1 medium partial ( 11-15"), with the inclusion of SLDL after each session

Weeks 21-24

3 sessions from the floor per week

Weights, reps and sets are all open for a HUGE debate lol
AvatarJackRevans
Tom_Martin said:

Weights, reps and sets are all open for a HUGE debate lol


and what would your opinion be in this debate? seems like a lot of stuff to recover from!

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