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01-11-2013, 05:50 PM
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Join Date: Mar 2012
Posts: 11
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Body weight Routine Discussion
This is a MWF routine that switches between AxBxAxx and BxAxBxx. On my rest days except sunday, i would do a off day routine like this.
1.Cardio- either whole body Interval training, sprint intervals, or Go for a Run
2.Skill training- Hand stands, l-sit, and grip work
3.Static training- plank, hollow, superman, reverse plank, asian squat, wall squat, and side planks.
4.Foam roll
5.Full Body Strech
This is what my actual Workout Routine looks like.
A Day
upper/lower body dynamic strech routine
1.Deadlift 3x8
warm-up 1x12 1x7 50% 1x5 60% 1x3 70% 1x1 80%
2.Weighted Inverted Rows 3x8
warm-up 1x8 inverted rows 1x8 tucked Front leaver pulls
3. weighted Pseudo Planche Push-ups 3x8
warm-up 1x8 Pseudo Planche Push-ups 1x8 leaning planche
4. One Legged Back Leaver static 2 sets of 6 seconds
B Day
upper/lower body dynamic strech routine
1.Pistol Squat 3x8
warm-up 1x8 bw squat 1x8 half rom pistol squat
2. One Arm Chin-up Training 3x8
warm-up 2x8 chin-ups
3. Hand Stand Push-up Training 3x8
1x8 wrist-push-ups 1x8 wall runs
4. AB wheel 3x 8-12 Max roll out against wall
Notes
1. I might switch up the order of the first 3 excercises on both days, prioritizeing a different excercise, but im not sure if i should.
2. I will eventually add weight to my Pistol Squat
3. On my one are Chin-up training i will do as many reps i can with 1 finger and one arm, then 2 fingers one arm, and finish the set with weight, i also do negatives on each one armed rep.
4. Im not sure weather to do wrist push-ups on my dynamic warm-up on my B day, or to use them as part of my warm-up sets for my HSPU
5. I am doing weighted Rows and Pseudo push-ups to eventually get my planche, and front leaver.
Tell me what you Gentelmen/women think. Thankyou In advance.
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01-13-2013, 10:26 AM
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Administrator
Join Date: Oct 2006
Posts: 1,624
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Not my area of expertise, but the program makes sense in terms of structure. Have you started yet? How is it going?
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01-13-2013, 10:33 AM
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New Member
Join Date: Mar 2012
Posts: 11
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Well Greg, i wanted some opinions this weekend, but im going to give it a go, hopefully, things go well!
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01-15-2013, 04:24 PM
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Super Moderator
Join Date: Mar 2007
Posts: 3,091
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Looks OK to me if you're just starting out.
I tend to advocate 2 push/2 pull/ 1-2 legs but that's fine too if you want to go lighter to start and then build into some more volume.
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1. I might switch up the order of the first 3 excercises on both days, prioritizeing a different excercise, but im not sure if i should.
That's fine
2. I will eventually add weight to my Pistol Squat
Go for it
3. On my one are Chin-up training i will do as many reps i can with 1 finger and one arm, then 2 fingers one arm, and finish the set with weight, i also do negatives on each one armed rep.
If you're going to do negatives do them first, and then assisted positives after that. That's a lot of volume though be careful about your shoulders and/or elbows
4. Im not sure weather to do wrist push-ups on my dynamic warm-up on my B day, or to use them as part of my warm-up sets for my HSPU
Doesn't matter.... I would just generally use them for mobility. You can do mobility any day you want not just workout days
5. I am doing weighted Rows and Pseudo push-ups to eventually get my planche, and front leaver.
That's fine.. though with front lever and planche usually you'll have to do some supplemental work too
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Last edited by Steven Low : 01-15-2013 at 04:27 PM.
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01-15-2013, 08:14 PM
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New Member
Join Date: Mar 2012
Posts: 11
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Thanks Alot Steve! What kind of supplemental work are you talking about? I forgot to write i will me doing my inverted Rows weighted with elevated feet, and my Pseudo planche push-ups weighted with elevated feet as well.
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01-16-2013, 06:24 AM
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Super Moderator
Join Date: Mar 2007
Posts: 3,091
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I'm saying that generally if you want planche you'll likely have to do both planche isometrics, as well as pseudos, and then maybe something supplemental like dip progressions, or tuck planche pushups, or something else.
But that's further down the line and you don't need to worry about it now.
If you have Overcoming Gravity read the planche and front lever descriptions and I believe I talked some supplemental work you need to do.
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01-17-2013, 09:48 AM
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New Member
Join Date: Mar 2012
Posts: 11
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Thanks again Steve, yeah i need to buy you're book!
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