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Old 17-05-2008, 11:05 PM   #41 (permalink)
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Think i'll drop down to 100kg then less you think i should drop more??

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Old 18-05-2008, 08:52 AM   #42 (permalink)
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i still think its too heavy. i do 60 kg and im happy with that at the mo.i can still feel it working. are you training your rear delts

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Old 18-05-2008, 03:55 PM   #43 (permalink)
 
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Me personally thinks 120kg shrugs is tooooo much, dont get me wrong but i could do it, but i would rather drop the weights and then your would have proper form with a really good squeeze at the top..but its your choice . At the mo i'm using db"s at 30kg each
thats on e hell of a drop in weight tho, 120kg on a smith machine does not seem particulary heavy to me, i would say just drop the weight a bit so you can get sets of 12.

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i think 120kg is heavy for a 17 year old newbie

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thats on e hell of a drop in weight tho, 120kg on a smith machine does not seem particulary heavy to me, i would say just drop the weight a bit so you can get sets of 12.
okk cheers, i'll drop the weight down abit then

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i think 120kg is heavy for a 17 year old newbie
im only 18 i lift heavier, everyone is differant.

howard, just try differant things and see what is best for you.

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I can shrug heavy if i wanted to, I'm just saying that people who shrug heavy will not get the proper form, i would rather get the form than struggle lifting heavy

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im only 18 i lift heavier, everyone is differant.

howard, just try differant things and see what is best for you.
Okk cheers

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This weeks desided to carry on with this workout

Chest and Tri's

Flat Bench Press 47.5kg <5x5>
Incline Bench Press 35kg<5x5>
Over head Extensions 110lbs <8x4>
Closegrip Bench 35kg <8x4

Back and Biceps

Deadlifts 92.5kg <5x5>
Pull Ups <12 x 4>
Bent Over Rows 60kg <5x5>
EZ bar curls 20kg (excluding bar) <8x4>

Shoulders

Miltary shoulder press 42.5kg
Shrugs 100kg 12x4
Dumbell Press 5x5 17.5kg

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dont u train ur legs or abs howard

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