Britta Bear
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Steve is cool.
Oh, don't listen to me! I can't tell you WHEN you will plateau. It could be another 10 lbs for all I know, or you know. Just know that it WILL happen eventually.
actually i thought you were kinda hot myselfbut - eh what do i know
I'm the only one that really understands you Steve![]()
Steve,
I've been thinking about my program when I get back from vacation. I've tweaked it a bit, and I'm wondering what you think. The main difference is that with an 18 day cycle, I'm getting in weight training every 3 days. Also, it's heavier on HIIT and interval training, with less SS Cardio.
I would repeat the 18 day cycle 3 times, and then take 7 days off.
The starting weights are 15 lbs. less than I'm doing now, so I can build back up again.
New Program - Starting April 10, 2007
Weights "A"
BB Squat @ 175
BB Bench Press @ 140
DB 1 Arm Row @55
Pullups @ 17
Stdg. Military Press @90
Swiss Ball Crunch
Weights "B"
BB Squat @ 175
Incl. DB Press @ 55 ea.
Deadlift @ 170
BB Row @ 75
Chinups @ 17
Reverse Crunch
All Exercises are 5 x 5
Squats & Deadlifts include warmups:
1 x 5 x bar
1 x 4 x 95 lbs.
1 x 3 x 145 lbs
New Program - Starting April 10, 2007
Day 1 HIIT
Day 2 Weights A
Day 3 SS Cardio
Day 4 rest
Day 5 Weights B
Day 6 SS Cardio
Day 7 Interval Cardio
Day 8 Weights A
Day 9 rest
Day 10 HIIT
Day 11 Weights B
Day 12 SS Cardio
Day 13 rest
Day 14 Weights A
Day 15 SS Cardio
Day 16 Interval Cardio
Day 17 Weights B
Day 18 rest
On day 1 of resistance training, I would reduce the volume used for the DB rows and military press. Maybe only 2, 3 at the most, sets.
Do pullups after bench, and then military, then DB row
On day 2 or resistance training, I would also reduce the volume used on the deadlifts and chinups.
Other than that, things look OK.
Thanks, Steve.
Sorry to be such a pest, but if I ask why, it helps me understand better what I'm doing.
Is this part of managing the fatigue factor?