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Old 11-19-2011, 11:57 AM   #31
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Re: Out of Skinnyville (Pummi's SS-log)

19.11.2011

SS-workout #3

Warm-up:
10 mins of random basketball-stuff

SQ:

2 x 5 x 20
1 x 5 x 25
1 x 3 x 30
1 x 2 x 35
1 x 1 x 37,5
3 x 5 x 40kg/88lb

BP:

2 x 5 x 20
1 x 5 x 25
1 x 3 x 30
1 x 2 x 40
3 x 5 x 42,5kg/94lb

DL:

1 x 3 x 60
1 x 2 x 65
1 x 5 x 70kg/155lb

Cool-off:
10 mins of random basketball-stuff

Easily the best workout so far, prolly simply cos no biking/office before lifting. I did record some videos, gonna open a Youtube account and upload them later tonite or tomorrow.
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Old 11-19-2011, 11:59 AM   #32
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Awesome. Wish I could just build sh*t.
Hehe, building one of those was actually fairly easy, anyone can do it if I can.
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Old 11-19-2011, 12:17 PM   #33
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Drop the cardio unless you're prepared to eat a lot more than you currently do. 10km per day x 10 times per week is way too much. It will 100% interfere with your recovery from lifting.
I'm gonna up my cals whenever I feel like I need to. Eating is easy, just make a cal goal for the day, and eat accordingly, simple as that.
Regarding cardio and recovery - I've already considerably slowed down the pedaling, I basically just cruised last few days.
But yeah, if it starts to look like it interferes with recovery too badly, then I'll start biking every other day or drop it altogether. I'm not biking for cardio's sake, it's just a preferred way to commute for me. No need to pollute the planet if there's no real need to. Also, biking to/from work takes less time than driving my car there. It just feels so lol-silly to sit in a traffic jam every morning/afternoon, too.
One more thing - winter is slowly crawling in here in Finland and I'm not gonna bike on days there's more than 20cm of snow on roads I use or if the temperature gets below -20C/-4F, so I'm gonna bike less often when weights get heavier anyways.

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If SS = Start Strength then I wouldn't recommend it for a beginner without a coach. There are so many things that can go wrong with deadlift and squat. Took me about 9 months to get the perfect form on deadlift so if you want to gain pure muscle mass then I would go for either volume training or High intensity training (HIT). Some people respond better to V, some people prefer HIT. After lifting for 2.5 years using volume training I have finally switched to HIT and couldn't recommend it enough.
Hmm, I guess I'll take my chances and go on with SS.

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Hope this helps.
I dunno, but thanks anyways.

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Old 11-19-2011, 03:16 PM   #34
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Re: Out of Skinnyville (Pummi's SS-log)

19.11.2011

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~2700 kcals / 185g of protein
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Old 11-20-2011, 08:31 AM   #35
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****, after spending like half an hour trying to pixelate my face in my DL-video with Pinnacle Studio, I give up, too difficult and time-consuming ****.
I guess I have to try something else to save ppl from seeing my ugly face, maybe I'll just wear a hoodie or ski-mask or something during the sets I video whilst my next workout.
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Old 11-20-2011, 11:52 AM   #36
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Re: Out of Skinnyville (Pummi's SS-log)

20.11.2011

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2700 kcals / 195 g of protein


Prettay good amount(s) seeing that the only thing even remotely resembling physical activity was the button-clicking necessary to receive donations from always so glorious Sunday donks.

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Old 11-21-2011, 02:09 PM   #37
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Re: Out of Skinnyville (Pummi's SS-log)

21.11.2011

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2500 kcals / 190g of protein
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Old 11-22-2011, 01:58 PM   #38
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Re: Out of Skinnyville (Pummi's SS-log)

22.11.2011

SS-workout #4

SQ:

2 x 5 x 20
1 x 5 x 25
1 x 3 x 35
1 x 2 x 40
3 x 5 x 42,5kg/94lb

OHP:

2 x 5 x 20
1 x 5 x 22,5
1 x 3 x 25
1 x 2 x 27,5
3 x 5 x 30kg/66lb

DL:

1 x 4 x 60
1 x 3 x 65
1 x 2 x 70
1 x 5 x 75kg/166lb

Squatting felt good.
Maybe I coulda added weight in OHP - it felt a bit light but whatever.
Felt like DL is already getting pretty heavy for me, need to start alternating with PC's soon.
I did record some vids but too lazy to post them yet, will ul/post em tomorrow.

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3000 kcals / 220 g of protein
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Old 11-22-2011, 02:31 PM   #39
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Re: Out of Skinnyville (Pummi's SS-log)

Given your relatively small size it's just fine to bump DL by 2.5 kg each workout too. Gives you a better opportunity to work on form as well, which is hard to do with near-max weights as a beginner.
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Old 11-23-2011, 02:27 AM   #40
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Yeah, I guess I'll add 2,5kg to DL in next two workouts and really, really focus on correct form.
Starting next week I'll incorporate PC's and therefore do DL every other workout and then prolly get back to adding 5kgs to DL between workouts.
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Old 11-23-2011, 02:42 AM   #41
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Videos from yesterdays SS-workout #4:

Squat (42,5kg/94lb):

workset1 -> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OVIKY4j0JyA
workset2 ->http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WrSP30CrHec
workset3 -> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q0XITvCRoxM

OHP (30kg/66lb):

workset2 -> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0brTk3KczQE

DL (75kg/166lb):

workset1 -> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ww6FF73B7_Q

Any critique/advice truly appreciated!
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Old 11-23-2011, 02:52 AM   #42
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Re: Out of Skinnyville (Pummi's SS-log)

Press looks good. Make sure you are staying tight and flexing glutes/quads if you aren't. That helps me, anyway.

Looks like you lose extension when your start the DL reps.

and I'm banned from critiquing squats around here.
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Old 11-23-2011, 03:34 AM   #43
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Press looks good. Make sure you are staying tight and flexing glutes/quads if you aren't. That helps me, anyway..
Kool. My initial thought when watching the vid was that I might be exaggerating a bit with my forward torso movement.
But yeah, I'll try to remember to stay as tight as possbible next time.

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Looks like you lose extension when your start the DL reps.
Yeah, looks like I tilt forward as soon as the weight leaves the ground. Any specific idea how to prevent that from happening?

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and I'm banned from critiquing squats around here.
Just curious, why is that?
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Old 11-23-2011, 07:33 AM   #44
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Re: Out of Skinnyville (Pummi's SS-log)

Squats:
- Bar should be lower for SS-style low bar squats
- HUUUUUGE breath before each rep, tighten the motherloving **** out of your lower back and abs (no, more than that), then squat
- Reach back with your ass, don't go down (you can see your knees moving way forwards)
- Filming directly from behind is useful to see knee cave/placement of your feet
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Squats:
- Bar should be lower for SS-style low bar squats
Gotcha. I should prolly take a bit wider grip and raise my elbows a tiny bit more to achieve that?

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- HUUUUUGE breath before each rep, tighten the motherloving **** out of your lower back and abs (no, more than that), then squat
I thought I already took a huge breath before every rep but I guess there's a big difference between huge and HUUUUUUGE and will do the latter next time.
FWIW my vids seem to have audio out of sync (I blame the MTS->FLV-converter) and thus it may sound like I take a breathe while descending.

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- Reach back with your ass, don't go down (you can see your knees moving way forwards)
Yes, they end up way forwards and it also looks like my heels rise a bit when in bottom position. I guess having bar lower on my back would help a bit with that but I'll also concentrate on sitting back instead of down next time.

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- Filming directly from behind is useful to see knee cave/placement of your feet
I'll try to vid one of the worksets from behind next time. But, it may turn out to be impossible because of the limited space in my one-man-gym.
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