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  • Rich Ellis

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    February 17, 2019 at 8:18 pm in reply to: Rich Ellis Low Volume Training Log

    A rare two days rest for me. Very much needed, I’m looking forward to a strong leg session tomorrow ????????

  • Rich Ellis

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    February 17, 2019 at 4:30 pm in reply to: Watson hack squat

    Agree with Haider, just track the additional load

    On a side note, I hope they’ve adjusted their hack design!

  • Rich Ellis

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    February 16, 2019 at 5:33 pm in reply to: Elbow sleeves – single or double ply?

    I’ve always been pretty sceptical of sleeves, but have to say ive been really impressed with the SBD both elbow and knee sleeves

  • Rich Ellis

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    February 16, 2019 at 5:30 pm in reply to: Rich Ellis Low Volume Training Log

    Rest day today guys do not a whole lot to report. Rest weekend actually… need a couple of days off to get myself rested.

  • Rich Ellis

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    February 15, 2019 at 9:44 pm in reply to: Rich Ellis Low Volume Training Log

    Push variation 2 today.

    Delt Straight Sets
    High inc machine press
    Cuff L.raise

    Chest & Tri Cluaters
    Cable x-over

    X-over tricep ext
    Overhead rope ext

    Pressing numbers up, shoulder still attached. Happy happy!

  • Rich Ellis

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    February 15, 2019 at 9:42 pm in reply to: Rich Ellis Low Volume Training Log

    Sure!

    I was thinking in something like that (upper body focused).

    Split – Pull/Leg/Push/OFF/Pull(with RDLs)/Push/OFF

    Pull A – SS for: 2 back exercises, // 10%+RP for 2 biceps exercises. , side delt and triceps (pump work)
    Legs – 2 Thigh exercises (SS), 1 ham isolation and 1 calve (10% +RP)
    Push A – SS for: 1 chest, 1 triceps compound and 1 triceps isolation. // 10%+RP for: 1 Delt Compound, 1 Side Delt. Some pump work for bíceps/rear delt.

    Pull B – SS for: 1 RDL variation, 2 biceps, 1 calves. // 10%+ RP for: 2 back exercises.

    Push B – SS: 1 Front Delt, 1 Side Delt // 10% +RP for: 1 chest, 1 triceps compound, 1 triceps isolation.

    or an regular upper lower off

    Upper A (Chest/Arms SS , Back/Delts Clusters)

    Upper B (Back/Delts SS, Chest/Arms Clusters)
    exercise selection probably: 1 front delt, 1 chest, 1 triceps compound and 1 isolation, 1 side delt, 2 back, 1 biceps.

    Legs the same as your split.

    Be very interested to see how you like it mate!

  • Rich Ellis

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    February 15, 2019 at 4:13 pm in reply to: Rich Ellis Low Volume Training Log

    this training style looks really fun, will try to adapt my upper/lower like this. Looking foward to see your progress!

    Have a great weekend!

    Put something together and post it on here for discussion mate. It’s a neat twist on PPL for sure

  • Rich Ellis

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    February 15, 2019 at 4:12 pm in reply to: Training for the 35+ year old

    Hi mate

    It seems a little too generic to blanket everyone with the same training methodology once they hit a certain age.

    Is your body relatively well functioning? What’s your training age? What motivates you?

    Hi there

    I’m 37, training around 14 years. Only recently began doing progressive overload and I’m making good gains but feel beat up all the time and the fear of injury holds me back – fully ruptured a bicep a few years ago doing heavy dead’s.

    Maybe my split needs work… I can only manage every 2nd day so I do a full body push then a full body pull. Low volume. Maybe I’m doing too much. Also I’ve not been for a sports massage in years so that will be a major factor.

    Thanks for the insight. [/quote]

    Hi Patrick

    I think you’ve answered a lot of your own queries. You know if you train too frequently you will break down, and actually, if you’re training an anterior/posterior split, then training any more frequently would probably be detrimental to progress.

    Be intelligent with your movement selection, be on top of your recovery strategy, be honest with yourself about what’s well placed on the risk/reward continuum.

  • Rich Ellis

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    February 15, 2019 at 7:45 am in reply to: Shoulder stability for dumbbells

    Start with your pressing set up mate.

    Shoulder blades back and down. Sebastian Oreb uses the cue of “put your shoulder blades in your back pockets”

    This won’t fix an underlying weakness, but all too often with DB pressing we see an uneven press, one arm/shoulder deviating from the line.

    Nail your set up and see if the problem still exists. If it does, explore interventions to address the weakness, if not, you’re good to go!

    Hope that helps

  • Rich Ellis

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    February 15, 2019 at 7:39 am in reply to: Rich Ellis Low Volume Training Log

    Push variation 2 today

    Straight sets for delts, clusters for pecs and tris.

    Have a good day team

  • Rich Ellis

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    February 14, 2019 at 6:47 pm in reply to: RDL?

    I was legs forever until about 3wks ago and now it’s in my pull session

  • Rich Ellis

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    February 14, 2019 at 6:43 pm in reply to: Training for the 35+ year old

    Hi mate

    It seems a little too generic to blanket everyone with the same training methodology once they hit a certain age.

    Is your body relatively well functioning? What’s your training age? What motivates you?

  • Rich Ellis

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    February 14, 2019 at 5:22 pm in reply to: Set music tunes / tracks

    I’m poor with genre knowledge but Yelawolf Get the Fuck Up and MGK ft Kid Rock Bad Motherfucker are both favourites of mine

  • Rich Ellis

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    February 14, 2019 at 5:19 pm in reply to: Debate

    You may decide to not train legs to allow for greater recovery. Whether i agree with it or not haha. Your legs are not judged. And in a sport where all of your progression is facilitated by recovery. Why train your legs and hinder that recovery? In terms of the actual principles of training. No! Hypertrophy comes about the same way regardless of category
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    You mean the “booty building” bikini girl routines that they sell as ebooks aren’t the best way to grow glutes? You mean hypertrophy mechanics don’t change based on class? I feel scammed ????

  • Rich Ellis

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    February 14, 2019 at 5:16 pm in reply to: Rich Ellis Low Volume Training Log

    Some updates

    1) I’ve been poor, but I’ll now be on here daily

    2) Looks like teammate Haider and myself will be hooking up for a training session soon, he’s sourced a videographer so now we just need to know what to train…. suggestions?

    3) ….and this should really have been #1, the first supp MPS Max is LIVE.

    4) Training has been going well but life has been very busy. Bodyweight at 300lbs, not a total disgrace with it.

    5) Much needed rest day today, very much looking forward to a good push session tomorrow

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