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  • Rich Ellis

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    August 8, 2019 at 5:13 am in reply to: Roelly Winklaar

    Agreed, he looks insane. Quite the contrast from the 2010 look!!

  • Rich Ellis

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    August 7, 2019 at 7:12 pm in reply to: Effective Reps Training

    Rest day today guys with legs tomorrow.

    I’ll be documenting the sessions from tomorrow and any challenges that the new system presents

    Let’s see!

  • Rich Ellis

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    August 6, 2019 at 9:29 pm in reply to: Effective Reps Training

    Last session of the first run through today

    Rest tomorrow and the the programme starts proper

    The first run is always about finding the right start points, from there it’s all in

  • Rich Ellis

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    August 5, 2019 at 9:38 pm in reply to: Effective Reps Training

    Hi guys

    So I’ve started a new log with a new training system based around affective (stimulating) rep training.

    Essentially the idea is to be as efficient as possible with maximising the number of affective reps without frying yourself.

    So the focus is affective rep density increasing over a number of weeks.

    I won’t pretend to be an expert or nearly as smart as Mike or many of you on the forum, but it feels to me as though there is a lot of wasted work on the RIR system.

    Everyone does though seem to agree that it’s all about the affective/stimulating reps, so if you can increase the density within a week, and make that density progressive, in theory you should illicit a powerful hypertrophic response.

    The system is made up of rest pause and modified Loading Rounds.

    Rest pauses start with a first fail point of 12, with 0 RIR, in my view it’s light enough not to fry you.

    Loaded rounds are done at 5’s, first set 2 RIR, second set 1 RIR, 0 RIR thereafter, as again, you should be fatigued enough not to fry in the same way you would a fresh set of 5. All rest periods are 12 breaths/20secs

    Once you reach peak volume, you progress your lifts until you stall, then start again on different movements. If you don’t make it to full volume, then obviously you settle at your MRV.

    Week Rep scheme
    1 1 x RP (2FP) 1 x LR (2 Part)
    2 1 x RP (3FP) 1 x LR (2 Part)
    3 1 x RP (3FP) 1 x LR (3 Part)
    4 1 x RP (3FP) 1 x LR (4 Part)

    * RP 1st FP 12 Reps
    * LR 1st Part 2 RIR, 2nd Part 1 RIR, 0 RIR thereafter

    Tomorrow will mark the end of the first run through of my sessions. It’s a PPL split, with two variations of each

    So there is is….

    Discuss?

  • Rich Ellis

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    July 22, 2019 at 10:50 pm in reply to: Rich Ellis Low Volume Training Log

    Sorry guys, been AWOL.

    I’m currently having another play around with things. I don’t seem to be getting it quite right, so making more adjustments

    I shall report back with changes (and why) in the next few days

  • Rich Ellis

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    July 18, 2019 at 9:20 pm in reply to: Rich Ellis Low Volume Training Log

    Top Up session today guys

    Seated dB laterals
    Behind neck single arm smith press. (Loving this)
    Rope ext
    Underhand ext
    Incline dB curl
    Cable curl

  • Rich Ellis

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    July 16, 2019 at 8:04 am in reply to: Rich Ellis Low Volume Training Log

    Yesterday I had a pull session. Still not quite finding my perfect group of movements

    Went with

    Chest supp upper back row
    Chest supp under hand row
    Stirrup pulldown
    Prone singe arm DB row
    Underhand pulldown
    Ez curls

  • Rich Ellis

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    July 14, 2019 at 9:25 pm in reply to: Rich Ellis Low Volume Training Log

    Push day

    High inc machine
    Flat machine
    X-over
    Cuff lateral

    Stirrup Pushdown
    Smith JM

  • Rich Ellis

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    July 13, 2019 at 7:44 pm in reply to: Rich Ellis Low Volume Training Log

    Rest day today guys but just thought I’d note as it’s relevant to my last vid, genuinely very impressed with TrainedByJPNutrition LoveHeart and Supp Needs Blood Pressure & Kidney stack. Since taking these supps my BP has been excellent, even at a heavy bodyweight.

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  • Rich Ellis

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    July 13, 2019 at 7:39 pm in reply to: Could someone review this split

    Hi mate

    Be really useful to understand intended volume and training frequency before we get stuck in

  • Rich Ellis

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    July 12, 2019 at 10:33 pm in reply to: Rich Ellis Low Volume Training Log

    Two sessions to update on guys. Both my “top up” sessions

    Yesterday was

    DB L.Raise
    SA Behind Neck Smith

    Rope ext
    Kennellys

    Supine DB Curl
    Cable Curl

    Today’s session went

    SL Ham Curl
    Open Bar DL (was testing, wont do again)
    Lying hack
    SSB Box Squat

  • Rich Ellis

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    July 12, 2019 at 10:29 pm in reply to: 3x per week training.

    Either PPL but with higher volume, or Upper/Lower/Full

  • Rich Ellis

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    July 10, 2019 at 7:21 pm in reply to: Liner hack squat vs standard hack

    Just use the variation that works for you mate

  • Rich Ellis

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    July 9, 2019 at 5:19 pm in reply to: Rich Ellis Low Volume Training Log

    Leg day today gang

    Leg ext
    Linear banded leg press
    45 deg Leg Press
    Air belt squat
    Prone leg curl

    Rest day tomorrow is well timed, suitably beat up after today and yesterday’s pull session.

  • Rich Ellis

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    July 8, 2019 at 9:01 pm in reply to: Rich Ellis Low Volume Training Log

    Pull day today looked like this

    Chest supported upper back row
    Chest supported underhand row
    Barbell row
    Stirrup lat pull
    Lying DB SA row

    Cable curl – high to forehead
    Ez curl

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