Million Pound Challenge **Weightlifting**

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  • Thizzelle
    R3V Elite
    • Oct 2008
    • 4422

    #46
    to gain you have to eat a shit load, then after you gain you cut.
    "I wanna see da boat movie"
    "I got a tree on my house"

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    • rzerob
      R3VLimited
      • Jun 2013
      • 2315

      #47
      Originally posted by alB5
      this is interesting! My height is 6"0' and I weigh in at 170 lbs. I'm actually trying to gain weight and mass so this won't work. But I'm going to start tracking my overall weight I've done. A new take on the regular grind of pumping iron.
      I am a hard gainer as well. If you want mass, heavy weight low reps. That is what I do. I could go heavier but I don't want to hurt myself so I go at about 85% my max. I shoot for 10 reps if I can get 10 I bump up the weight. As long as I can get 5 reps I am good. Progressive improvement. Follow your diet, BMR is very important. So why won't this work for you?
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      • Thizzelle
        R3V Elite
        • Oct 2008
        • 4422

        #48
        I don't think I'll do 1 mil because I'm not keeping track and my sets are

        weight x 12
        30sec rest
        weight x 12
        no rest
        1/2 weight x 12

        so I'm not going super heavy
        "I wanna see da boat movie"
        "I got a tree on my house"

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        • alB5
          Mod Crazy
          • Mar 2011
          • 785

          #49
          Originally posted by rzerob
          I am a hard gainer as well. If you want mass, heavy weight low reps. That is what I do. I could go heavier but I don't want to hurt myself so I go at about 85% my max. I shoot for 10 reps if I can get 10 I bump up the weight. As long as I can get 5 reps I am good. Progressive improvement. Follow your diet, BMR is very important. So why won't this work for you?
          I assumed the main target here was losing weight. I always shoot for 12-10-8 set reps (sometimes a set of 6).


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          • rzerob
            R3VLimited
            • Jun 2013
            • 2315

            #50
            If his main target was to losing weight, why isn't he doing light weight and lots of reps (15-20 reps)? He should also be doing lots of cardio. I think his target is to get back in shape. He said he used to lift before so his muscles are probably just sagging(his comment to his breasts being as large as his wife's). And by lifting and exercising he will burn fat and build muscle. Even if his main target is losing weight, mine isn't. And it works for me. This thread is just for motivation and information to help himself and anyone who is interested. I lift regularly and it has motivated me more. If you are trying to gain mass, weight and/or strength and you can do a set of 12 of anything you are not lifting heavy enough.
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            • IronFreak
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              • Dec 2012
              • 3702

              #51
              If you lift hard, high or low reps your going to burn calories. My goal is to get back to my former glory. Losing weight is a by-product because I have several pounds to lose. I naturally have a very large wide frame, I tend to look more "balanced" if you will with mass. I just want it to be leaner. I powerlifted for a long time, met my wife, got into a career and started to go back to school full time. I basically stopped. What rzerob said is true, it's to get back into shape. If I can get back to that 225lbs. 10-15%bf range again I'll be stoked. I'm 245lbs. as of this morning, down from 265ish, but still high 25-28%bf.

              I like lifting heavy, makes me feel like a man, but I do supplement lower weight higher reps into my workouts as you can see above. Not for just the "Lean" factor, but it's a proven fact that this type of lifting stimulates the slow twitch muscle fibers much more then heavy weight.
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              • Thizzelle
                R3V Elite
                • Oct 2008
                • 4422

                #52
                he said he wants to be the sexy guy with his shirt off hence why I posted the ab workout dude
                "I wanna see da boat movie"
                "I got a tree on my house"

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                • IronFreak
                  No R3VLimiter
                  • Dec 2012
                  • 3702

                  #53
                  For a better perspective. First picture is the first date I went on with my wife. I was maybe 220-225lbs. about 14% bf.



                  Here is me as of 3 weeks ago............hahaha



                  As my old boss would say, "I'm on the level....bubbles in the middle."
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                  • JinormusJ
                    R3V OG
                    • Dec 2011
                    • 6887

                    #54
                    Million Pound Challenge **Weightlifting**

                    Originally posted by IronFreak
                    After day 3 of our Million Pound challenge the body ready for a rest day! The Mrs. and I rocked out last night, I pounded shoulders, tris and abs, and she blasted her back.

                    I still use the 531 program as the foundation of my workouts. I like the splits and it helps me track my weight. I need to up the weight on a few lifts like the overhead press but I'll do that at the end of this cycle.

                    OHP

                    70X20
                    105X3
                    120X3
                    135X10

                    Lat pulls (I always superset a pull motion with the complex press motion or vise versa)

                    160x10
                    170x10
                    180x10
                    190x10

                    rear lateral flies (deficit work, start with 30 then 15 then 5, 30 reps = 1 set)

                    30x10
                    15x10
                    5x10

                    x3

                    DB shoulder press

                    120x10
                    130x10
                    140x6
                    90x5

                    Side lateral cable pulls

                    40x10

                    x2 (Started to feel some slight soreness so I called it quites on the shoulders)

                    Dips (body weight)

                    245x10
                    x3

                    Cable tri extensions

                    50x20
                    75x10x3

                    Log cutters (GREAT oblique workout!)

                    130x20
                    160x20
                    200x20

                    Land mines (Forgot how hard these are, really blasts your upper abs and obliques)

                    55x10

                    x4


                    Also did leg raises but I won't count weight for those.

                    My total was 39,115lbs.

                    The wife totaled 20,005lbs.

                    Last nights total 59,120lbs. + Running total of 92,370lbs. put us at an overall total of:

                    151,490LBS.

                    Not bad for 3 days haha!
                    You definitely are an "Iron-Freak" lol
                    Do you distribute steroids aswell or just inject them? I keed I keed

                    But seriously though.. That's an intense workout. It's already getting me pumped for leg day tomorrow. TThSu are my rest days. Gotta blast it tomorrow.













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                    • ST1G
                      R3V OG
                      • Oct 2012
                      • 6689

                      #55
                      ^^^ lawlzzz

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                      • IronFreak
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                        • Dec 2012
                        • 3702

                        #56
                        I'm laughing so hard right now hahaha!!
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                        • alB5
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                          • Mar 2011
                          • 785

                          #57
                          Originally posted by rzerob
                          If his main target was to losing weight, why isn't he doing light weight and lots of reps (15-20 reps)? He should also be doing lots of cardio. I think his target is to get back in shape. He said he used to lift before so his muscles are probably just sagging(his comment to his breasts being as large as his wife's). And by lifting and exercising he will burn fat and build muscle. Even if his main target is losing weight, mine isn't. And it works for me. This thread is just for motivation and information to help himself and anyone who is interested. I lift regularly and it has motivated me more. If you are trying to gain mass, weight and/or strength and you can do a set of 12 of anything you are not lifting heavy enough.
                          a set of 12 for a warmup is too much? wat?

                          i'll be sure to stack more plates on and such then.


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                          • rzerob
                            R3VLimited
                            • Jun 2013
                            • 2315

                            #58
                            Originally posted by alB5
                            a set of 12 for a warmup is too much? wat?

                            i'll be sure to stack more plates on and such then.
                            I do body weight exercises for warm ups. Usually 3 sets of 15. Push ups, dips, pull ups, squat thrust, lunges... Just enough to get the muscles warm and then I blast them. I push 85% of my max every rep of every set.

                            If you are shooting for just mass and weight I would probably do 90-95% max 3 or 4 sets of 5. Typically 4 or more exercise per each muscle group. Except for abs, 2 or 3 exercises is enough for abs.

                            This is my opinion from what I have learned since I started lifting. I am not a power lifter, OP can give you his opinion. He was the power lifter.

                            High weight low reps(around 5 no more than 10) for mass. Low weight high reps(15-20) for cutting. Take this info however you want, this is what I do. If you don't like it don't do it.

                            It doesn't offend me if someone disagrees with me. I am open minded in different work outs but ultimately you need to do what works for you. Everybody's body is different. And you know your own body better than anyone else.
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                            • alB5
                              Mod Crazy
                              • Mar 2011
                              • 785

                              #59
                              Originally posted by rzerob
                              I do body weight exercises for warm ups. Usually 3 sets of 15. Push ups, dips, pull ups, squat thrust, lunges... Just enough to get the muscles warm and then I blast them. I push 85% of my max every rep of every set.

                              If you are shooting for just mass and weight I would probably do 90-95% max 3 or 4 sets of 5. Typically 4 or more exercise per each muscle group. Except for abs, 2 or 3 exercises is enough for abs.

                              This is my opinion from what I have learned since I started lifting. I am not a power lifter, OP can give you his opinion. He was the power lifter.

                              High weight low reps(around 5 no more than 10) for mass. Low weight high reps(15-20) for cutting. Take this info however you want, this is what I do. If you don't like it don't do it.

                              It doesn't offend me if someone disagrees with me. I am open minded in different work outs but ultimately you need to do what works for you. Everybody's body is different. And you know your own body better than anyone else.
                              I'm very opened minded also when it comes to working out, and definitely take things away from people I talk to. Ill shoot for a 10-8-6-4 per set and see how it works.


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                              • IronFreak
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                                • Dec 2012
                                • 3702

                                #60
                                Yesterday was an off day, had school all night after work. Today is going to be a cardio day and some accessory lifts I tend to neglect during the week. Totals will be relatively small. Come Sunday though......Back day, moderate weight as well, should have some nice numbers from that.
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