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Post by jtrentine on Sept 28, 2007 12:56:50 GMT -8
an experiment in rogue HIT. I am 6 weeks from a professional natural bodybuilding contest.I am under severe calorie restriction.I am not in a position to use this program in it's entirety, but i did want to start to "feel it out".
this is my first go at it, I've never trained in a style like this before.
i started the workout with one set of compound row then one set of supinated grip front pulldown.then bent- arm DB pullover: 65#x 30 80#x 20 90#x 15 naut super-pullover 110x30 hands only.
what a blast from the past, my only concern is that as i progress up the db will be limiting, clearing my head with bigger weights.
what do you think about switching to a short barbell?
i wouldn't be surprised if someone fashioned a special apparatus to do these, i never bother with them too much because i have had various pullover machines for many years.
anyway it went well!
joshua
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Post by John A. Casler on Oct 4, 2007 19:59:04 GMT -8
an experiment in rogue HIT. I am 6 weeks from a professional natural bodybuilding contest.I am under severe calorie restriction.I am not in a position to use this program in it's entirety, but i did want to start to "feel it out". this is my first go at it, I've never trained in a style like this before. i started the workout with one set of compound row then one set of supinated grip front pulldown.then bent- arm DB pullover: 65#x 30 80#x 20 90#x 15 naut super-pullover 110x30 hands only. what a blast from the past, my only concern is that as i progress up the db will be limiting, clearing my head with bigger weights. what do you think about switching to a short barbell? i wouldn't be surprised if someone fashioned a special apparatus to do these, i never bother with them too much because i have had various pullover machines for many years. anyway it went well! joshua Hi Joshua, I didn't see that you reposted this over here, and I also posted the same for you on the other page. Hope your pre-contest training is going well. and look forward to hearing your results. Regarding the barbell pullovers, stangely enough, I can't recall ever doing PO's with a barbell. I remember when I went to my first "REAL" gym when I was about 16 or 17, I knew a fellow who the very first thing when I walked in was doing 365# on Barbell Pullovers. He was one of the seasoned veterans at the gym and took me under his wing.
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