I would probably set it up in a block periodization or dual undulating periodization model TEK.
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but how does one determine the degree of undulation in a given week?I would probably set it up in a block periodization or dual undulating periodization model TEK.
but how does one determine the degree of undulation in a given week?
fuck my brain hurts...I'm just gonna shell out the dough.
Thanks for all your time regardless @Docd187123 @weighted chinup
I'm with you too my brain hurts just lurking on you guys
Yep. Shit just got over my head in here
Same here. I read a tiny bit about it several months ago, too expensive and too advanced for me right now. I'm still learning programming.
Gotta throw in sexual relations too. Sexual relations = gainz.I've read into it quite a bit but still beyond me. Lift heavy sleep good and eat big. Repeat that and you end up lifting heavier, sleeping gooder and eating bigger
For relations?Give it a little time and there'll be an app for it.
For relations?
Let's make one. Rate chicks from 1-10 only allow 5-10's to keep app. I'll take the 6-8s and you can have the 8.1's on up. Deal? Deal.
Congrats brother.Big day for me today. Hit a squat PR of 240......now before that number gets a laugh I will tell you guys I am a below knee amputee. I took a 7.62 through my talus bone which severed the blood supply and shattered the bone in my ankle. This is I think the only bone that operates by having a blood supply like that. So once blood supply is lost the bone basically starts to die. After 6 months of rehab it came down to two choices. Pain, a limp and a cane for the rest of my life or an amputation. I said take it the fuck off. That was 6 years ago.Best decision. So once I got my prosthetic I was back to training(actually I was training on crutches with one leg while I healed from surgery). Well I had a lot of balance and mobility problems squatting so I just kind of gave up on it until 6 months ago. I learned about low bar squatting and said ok I will try this and see. First time I unracked the bar I went down, broke parallel and came back up with 95lbs. Before this I did a lot of leg presses and extensions. I dont have any problems dead lifting but not being able to squat really pissed me off. Now that I can squat I am having more fun lifting than ever. I am hoping to pull 400 in a couple of weeks. I am going to shoot for my first meet towards next october/Novemebr and try to work my squat up to at least 3 plates. The strength is there plenty but really have been doing a lot of form work and taking my time to move up in weight. If I could pull 500, squat 315 and bench 405 I will be the happiest one legged asshole you guys have ever seen. Glad i found this thread to pick up tips and stay motivated.
Big day for me today. Hit a squat PR of 240......now before that number gets a laugh I will tell you guys I am a below knee amputee. I took a 7.62 through my talus bone which severed the blood supply and shattered the bone in my ankle. This is I think the only bone that operates by having a blood supply like that. So once blood supply is lost the bone basically starts to die. After 6 months of rehab it came down to two choices. Pain, a limp and a cane for the rest of my life or an amputation. I said take it the fuck off. That was 6 years ago.Best decision. So once I got my prosthetic I was back to training(actually I was training on crutches with one leg while I healed from surgery). Well I had a lot of balance and mobility problems squatting so I just kind of gave up on it until 6 months ago. I learned about low bar squatting and said ok I will try this and see. First time I unracked the bar I went down, broke parallel and came back up with 95lbs. Before this I did a lot of leg presses and extensions. I dont have any problems dead lifting but not being able to squat really pissed me off. Now that I can squat I am having more fun lifting than ever. I am hoping to pull 400 in a couple of weeks. I am going to shoot for my first meet towards next october/Novemebr and try to work my squat up to at least 3 plates. The strength is there plenty but really have been doing a lot of form work and taking my time to move up in weight. If I could pull 500, squat 315 and bench 405 I will be the happiest one legged asshole you guys have ever seen. Glad i found this thread to pick up tips and stay motivated.
Big day for me today. Hit a squat PR of 240......now before that number gets a laugh I will tell you guys I am a below knee amputee. I took a 7.62 through my talus bone which severed the blood supply and shattered the bone in my ankle. This is I think the only bone that operates by having a blood supply like that. So once blood supply is lost the bone basically starts to die. After 6 months of rehab it came down to two choices. Pain, a limp and a cane for the rest of my life or an amputation. I said take it the fuck off. That was 6 years ago.Best decision. So once I got my prosthetic I was back to training(actually I was training on crutches with one leg while I healed from surgery). Well I had a lot of balance and mobility problems squatting so I just kind of gave up on it until 6 months ago. I learned about low bar squatting and said ok I will try this and see. First time I unracked the bar I went down, broke parallel and came back up with 95lbs. Before this I did a lot of leg presses and extensions. I dont have any problems dead lifting but not being able to squat really pissed me off. Now that I can squat I am having more fun lifting than ever. I am hoping to pull 400 in a couple of weeks. I am going to shoot for my first meet towards next october/Novemebr and try to work my squat up to at least 3 plates. The strength is there plenty but really have been doing a lot of form work and taking my time to move up in weight. If I could pull 500, squat 315 and bench 405 I will be the happiest one legged asshole you guys have ever seen. Glad i found this thread to pick up tips and stay motivated.
Big day for me today. Hit a squat PR of 240......now before that number gets a laugh I will tell you guys I am a below knee amputee. I took a 7.62 through my talus bone which severed the blood supply and shattered the bone in my ankle. This is I think the only bone that operates by having a blood supply like that. So once blood supply is lost the bone basically starts to die. After 6 months of rehab it came down to two choices. Pain, a limp and a cane for the rest of my life or an amputation. I said take it the fuck off. That was 6 years ago.Best decision. So once I got my prosthetic I was back to training(actually I was training on crutches with one leg while I healed from surgery). Well I had a lot of balance and mobility problems squatting so I just kind of gave up on it until 6 months ago. I learned about low bar squatting and said ok I will try this and see. First time I unracked the bar I went down, broke parallel and came back up with 95lbs. Before this I did a lot of leg presses and extensions. I dont have any problems dead lifting but not being able to squat really pissed me off. Now that I can squat I am having more fun lifting than ever. I am hoping to pull 400 in a couple of weeks. I am going to shoot for my first meet towards next october/Novemebr and try to work my squat up to at least 3 plates. The strength is there plenty but really have been doing a lot of form work and taking my time to move up in weight. If I could pull 500, squat 315 and bench 405 I will be the happiest one legged asshole you guys have ever seen. Glad i found this thread to pick up tips and stay motivated.
Beyond phenomenal my man! Congrats on the PR and there's not a man here that would laugh at those numbers regardless of the situation but doing what you do is inspirational to achieve that.
Can't speak for everyone but I don't care if a guy is squating 135 or 405 I will never laugh at someone for there strength as we are all on a journey and some people are just a few chapters ahead and haven't gotten set back or stalled. The only thing I laugh at is a mans ego as there is no room in my gym or training circle for that.
Keep on the grind man and welcome to the best thread your gonna find ever! (Disclaimer: I may be biased as powerlifting is basically my one and only passion )