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Topic: Bigger weights in Texas (Read 30653 times)
Matt Erdman
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Re: Bigger weights in Texas
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Reply #80 on:
Jan 23, 2009, 03:14 PM »
Thanks Sjaak.
My workouts now consist primarily of single joint exercises done for 20-50 reps along with foam rolling and stretching. After next week I'll start adding weight and doing power snatches/cleans and jerks with light weights. Also start working on hamstrings, mostly in the 8-15 rep range, for a few weeks before going back to real strength training. No squatting at all for at least a month.
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Re: Bigger weights in Texas
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Jan 23, 2009, 04:16 PM »
It sounds like a good strategy, thanks for the update!
Sjaak
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Jan 28, 2009, 09:14 AM »
I think I figured out my basic knee problem. The patella of my left knee isn't tracking properly. When I flex my quad it moves toward the outside of the knee... a lot. From what I have been able to gather, the culprits are an overly tight IT band, and a weak or improperly firing VMO.
Hopefully that will clear up soon. Once the knee cap is tracking properly, the rehab work will be easy.
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Jan 30, 2009, 09:28 AM »
It sounds like you know what you're doing Matt, I hope you'll get the knee functioning right again.
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Re: Bigger weights in Texas
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Feb 18, 2009, 08:42 AM »
So I'm getting back into training with somewhat real weights. Here is yesterday's workout.
Tues 02-17-09
Hang power snatch
95x5x3
Hang power clean
135x5x2
Body weight squats, slow eccentric, assisted concentric. (for the knees)
3 sets of 12
BNP
65x8x2
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Feb 18, 2009, 09:04 AM »
Hey, that's good news Matt! How's the patella tracking, does it look normal again?
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Re: Bigger weights in Texas
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Feb 18, 2009, 08:30 PM »
It's pretty good. I think the last key is to strengthen the vastus medialis. That will require deep squats that emphasis the bottom position, and of course starting with light weight. So I'm sticking with body weight for a couple weeks, then start ramping it up if everything feels good.
Wed 02-18-09
Leg curl
35x10x2
Single leg deadlift
45x10
65x10
Romanian deadlift
145x10
195x10
Single leg back extension- body weight for one set of 8 on each leg
Rows
135x8
185x6 too heavy right now
External rotations and calf raises to finish.
Hammered the hamstrings. I'll feel that one tomorrow... and probably the next day too. Feels good to start working back up in strength.
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Matt Erdman
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Re: Bigger weights in Texas
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Feb 20, 2009, 07:05 PM »
Fri 2-20-09
Hang power snatch
95x5x3
Hang power clean
135x5x3
Body weight squats, slow eccentric, assisted concentric. (for the knees)
3 sets of 12
BNP
65x8x3
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