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re: The Greyskull Methods- A Primer
Posted on 11/22/23 at 8:59 am to Yeti_Chaser
Posted on 11/22/23 at 8:59 am to Yeti_Chaser
then run barbell hip thrust in place. run them up using linear just like you would for deadlift but run them the traditional 2x5, 1x5+
just run an A/B format. so you hit squats and hip thrust 3x in 2 weeks. or run 4 day, hitting each 2x per week would be my suggestion.
just run an A/B format. so you hit squats and hip thrust 3x in 2 weeks. or run 4 day, hitting each 2x per week would be my suggestion.
Posted on 11/30/23 at 10:37 am to lsu777
I have my plan in place to start next week to ease back into it. Back injury rehab 5-6 days per week is still the priority so I will try to get 3 days of lifting in, but I won't beat myself up over it if I only get 2.
A/B/A format for now until I feel confident in my ability to squat heavy again, then I'll switch to A/B. I'm subbing hip thrusts for deadlifts. For now the lower body work is just going to be light 5x5 straight sets.
Bench day plug ins:
DB Lateral raise 2x10-12
Incline close grip bench 2x8, 1x8+
Seated horizontal row machine 2x6-8
Preacher Curls 2x10-15
Press day plug ins:
Weighted Chins 2x6-8
Face Pulls 2x10-12
Horizontal chest press machine: 2x6-8
Skullcrushers 2x10-12
Im also doing lunge variations, light RDLs, sled work, back extensions, and hamstring curls as part of rehab.
Homework is frequency chins, push ups, and air squats. The body weight squats are important for me because I need to get my form back before I start going crazy with the barbell, and I notice my hips keep wanting to shift away from the injured side. No walking or conditioning yet as I've lost 20 lbs since the injury.
A/B/A format for now until I feel confident in my ability to squat heavy again, then I'll switch to A/B. I'm subbing hip thrusts for deadlifts. For now the lower body work is just going to be light 5x5 straight sets.
Bench day plug ins:
DB Lateral raise 2x10-12
Incline close grip bench 2x8, 1x8+
Seated horizontal row machine 2x6-8
Preacher Curls 2x10-15
Press day plug ins:
Weighted Chins 2x6-8
Face Pulls 2x10-12
Horizontal chest press machine: 2x6-8
Skullcrushers 2x10-12
Im also doing lunge variations, light RDLs, sled work, back extensions, and hamstring curls as part of rehab.
Homework is frequency chins, push ups, and air squats. The body weight squats are important for me because I need to get my form back before I start going crazy with the barbell, and I notice my hips keep wanting to shift away from the injured side. No walking or conditioning yet as I've lost 20 lbs since the injury.
Posted on 12/2/23 at 8:39 am to lsu777
I used to be intimidated by the idea of doing heavy lifts so I’ve been working on developing a bit of a base and working on technique. Finally ready to start doing this.
For me, best days to get to the gym consistently would be Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday. I know this is set up for MWF but would it realistically be enough rest for T/W/F?
For me, best days to get to the gym consistently would be Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday. I know this is set up for MWF but would it realistically be enough rest for T/W/F?
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