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Chin-ups - 1,2,3,4,5,4,3,2,1 - 25 reps Press-ups - 2,4,...,14,...4,2 - 98 reps Sit-ups - 3,6,....18,....6,3 - 108 reps Definitely getting stronger I did this workout with only a few breaks. |
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I was going do sit-ups with my press-ups the other day but it was too painful, I bruised my back when I was shadow boxing I twisted my ankle and crashed into the sharp angle of the wall ![]() |
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Your circuits are coming on nicely, told you the results were fast ![]() So running just for cardio then? I miss running to be honest but with trying to get bigger ive pretty much cut it out completely except for occaisional 3 milers, and pretty much just doing my circuits and walking everywhere (something my dog's not complaining about) and doing my 25 miler up on the hills once a week for cardio work and that's it... oh and a bit of rope climbing (mostly for core work/conditioning) and a bit of boxing here and there. But yeah, well done with the circuits. it'll be interesting to see how long it takes before your doing 100 + chins per day and 2-300 press ups, sit ups etc as you seem pretty focused. i'd say 4-6 weeks. |
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Take them as and when you need them to begin with but once you get stronger you'll find you can do press ups/sit ups every day and either alternate chins/pull ups every day or do them every other day. But for me this is a result of doing press ups/chins/pull ups for years so i'm more than used to it. some days (not weights days) i can bang out 6 or 700 press ups/sit ups/burpees etc in around an hour (i never go above 150 chins or pull ups a day tho) and feel fine the next day, a bit sore but nothing major and i soon loosen up once ive stretched off. Yet a friend of mine and my brother tried one of my bodyweight workouts and were fucked for nearly a week after. It takes time to get used to it but the results are worth it.
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Wed 15th Dec 6 mile run 5 X 3 shadow Pyramid set press-ups - 128 reps Pyramid set sit-ups - 108 reps |
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I think I'll aim at this stage to do a circuit 3 times a week, I'm definitely feeling the benefit already in my arms and I like the fact that I can get a lot done in a short period of time as sometimes I am really busy and struggle to find the time to train.
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Yeah good idea mate, whatever works for you, and it certainly sounds like its working. And yeah that's precisely why ive always liked these kinds of circuits, short but intense.
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Maxed out on a few exercises today to see where I am at:
Press ups - 45 Pull ups - 10 Chin ups - 9 Sit ups - 50 My running pb's at the moment are: 3 mile - 23.18 4 mile - 33.54 5 mile - 42.20 6 mile - 48.38 I'll come back to these in 6-8 weeks and see if my fitness is improving, to motivate me I'll set a few goals: Press ups - 60 Pull ups - 13 Chin ups - 13 Sit ups - 60 2 mile - 15.00 3 mile - 21.30 4 mile - 32.00 5 mile - 40..00 6 mile - 48.00 |
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