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    Brief history: Played my last year of semi-pro football for the London Beefeaters(CJFL). I ended the season on a torn Meniscus in the left knee. I have been lifting seriouse for about 6 months, tried 5/3/1 and Westside Barbell. I am looking to compete in Bodybuiding in couple years and powerlifting next year.


    Stats:
    Height:5'9
    Weight:265
    Bench:340
    Dead:435
    Squat:410

    LEG Day
    Squats
    bwx12/12
    barx5
    135x3
    225x3
    315x1
    365x1
    405xF
    Leg Extensions
    70x10
    90x10
    100x10
    110x10
    Leg curls
    70x10
    80x10
    90x10
    Hip stretch
    Stair Master

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    Quote Originally Posted by RobmoriPL View Post
    Brief history: Played my last year of semi-pro football for the London Beefeaters(CJFL). I ended the season on a torn Meniscus in the left knee. I have been lifting seriouse for about 6 months, tried 5/3/1 and Westside Barbell. I am looking to compete in Bodybuiding in couple years and powerlifting next year.


    Stats:
    Height:5'9
    Weight:265
    Bench:340
    Dead:435
    Squat:410

    LEG Day
    Squats
    bwx12/12
    barx5
    135x3
    225x3
    315x1
    365x1
    405xF
    Leg Extensions
    70x10
    90x10
    100x10
    110x10
    Leg curls
    70x10
    80x10
    90x10
    Hip stretch
    Stair Master

    5 minutes
    How do you find that squat routine works for you? Do you have good size quads?

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    Quote Originally Posted by RobmoriPL View Post
    Brief history: Played my last year of semi-pro football for the London Beefeaters(CJFL). I ended the season on a torn Meniscus in the left knee. I have been lifting seriouse for about 6 months, tried 5/3/1 and Westside Barbell. I am looking to compete in Bodybuiding in couple years and powerlifting next year.


    Stats:
    Height:5'9
    Weight:265
    Bench:340
    Dead:435
    Squat:410

    LEG Day
    Squats
    bwx12/12
    barx5
    135x3
    225x3
    315x1
    365x1
    405xF
    Leg Extensions
    70x10
    90x10
    100x10
    110x10
    Leg curls
    70x10
    80x10
    90x10
    Hip stretch
    Stair Master

    5 minutes
    Welcome aboard bro. I just tore the medial portion of my left meniscus too. Actually it was in the first week of September. Likely complete tear. I've already seen a surgeon and he will be operating. I just started on the stationary bike today as I've gone from crutches to just a little limp in two weeks. Have you had surgery or will you be having it ? I'm obsessed with training legs and deadlifting and this is killing me mentally. I'm bugging everyone I can to get some anecdotal info and some feedback.

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    I know what you mean...I was so up set, I had a slight tear closer to the left side of the knee. I had rehab for a month then gave it up, once I was able to squat. It has been two weeks, since I left rehab. I also pulled 405 two days ago. just train Bench.

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    Quote Originally Posted by scottlove View Post
    How do you find that squat routine works for you? Do you have good size quads?
    I did West side Barbell, and I really liked the heavy work.....I am doing a swap for heavy PR setting, to heavy singles to reps. Before I tore my left knee they were both at 28inch

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    Quote Originally Posted by RobmoriPL View Post
    I did West side Barbell, and I really liked the heavy work.....I am doing a swap for heavy PR setting, to heavy singles to reps. Before I tore my left knee they were both at 28inch
    I loved squatting heavy too, box squats with 5 plates/side, just couldn't get the real growth happening. I've taken some advice from Skailes on this site and went more into the 20 rep range (or more) and my quads are taking on a different shape and thickness. I hate not going to the max but I decided I needed some more growth and changed it up. My thighs are around 30" but I'm 6' tall so I need another good 5 or 6 inches to be noticeable.

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    Quote Originally Posted by scottlove View Post
    I loved squatting heavy too, box squats with 5 plates/side, just couldn't get the real growth happening. I've taken some advice from Skailes on this site and went more into the 20 rep range (or more) and my quads are taking on a different shape and thickness. I hate not going to the max but I decided I needed some more growth and changed it up. My thighs are around 30" but I'm 6' tall so I need another good 5 or 6 inches to be noticeable.
    Yeah I really hate doing DE days it never crossed over.....

    Chest day
    Bench
    barx12/12
    135x3
    225x3
    Added Wraps-Pause Reps
    275x1
    Added Belt
    315x1(spotter touched the bar so took off weight)
    315x1(all ME)
    Back Off
    225x10
    135x10
    Incline Bench
    barx12/12
    135x3
    225x3
    275xF
    225x3
    Standing Curls
    35x10/10/10
    25x12/10/10
    Tricep pull over(got no clue the name)
    50x10
    80x10
    110x10/10/10/10
    80x10/10/10
    90x10/10/10
    Rope pull Down
    60x10/10/10
    50x10/10/10
    40x10/10/10
    Rope pull up
    40x10/10/10
    50x10
    BB Curl
    40x10/10/10

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    Dead
    barx12/12
    135x3
    225x3
    315x1
    Added Belt
    405x2
    405xF
    Added Liquid Grip
    405x2
    405x2
    BB Row
    135x12/12/12
    155x10/10/10
    Cable Row
    80x10/10/10
    100x10/10/10
    80x10/10/10
    Bent Flys
    25x10/10/10
    30x5/5/5
    25x10/10/10
    Front Bar Raise
    50x10/10/10
    100x10/10/10
    40x10/10/10
    Side raise
    25x10/10/10

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    Box Squats
    135x10
    225x10/10
    225x10
    225x5
    225x5
    225x2
    Leg Extension
    50x10
    90x10/10
    110x6/6
    120x6/6
    70x10/10
    Leg Curls
    60x10/10
    80x10/10
    100x6/6
    120x6/6
    60x12
    Calf Raises
    120x10/10
    140x10/10
    160x10/10
    180x6
    seated ABs
    55x20/10/21
    Stair Master
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    Cardio
    2 mins

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    Since I have new goals and Routines that will be going on, I guess I should start by breaking everything down for everyone. For Bench I will be looking to follow The Gorilla Method. For Squat I will be doing a 5x5 till the knee is 100%, then will give Smolov squatting a try. Dead lifts
    I will be following a plan Steve, has used.

    Benching week Goal's(all weeks are 3x3
    week 1:275
    week 2:280
    week 3:285
    week 4:290
    week 5:295
    week 6:300
    week 7: Test 1 RM

    Dead's
    1) Deadlifts 6 sets x 3 reps with 65% of your one rep max.

    Each week add 10 pounds. When you can't safely hit 3 reps on a set, drop it. Never perform a rep if your form starts to slip.

    So let's say you start with 250 pounds on deadlifts and hit 6 sets x 3 reps. You add weight for 2 weeks, but when you get to 280 pounds the last set feels spotty and you are unable to hit 3 safe reps. Drop that set and continue adding weight.

    You continue this pattern of adding a weekly weight, and dropping sets until you can perform only one set of 3 reps. At that point take a week break, come back and test your max.

    Squat's: I will be starting at bar again

    Week Break Down:
    Mondays: Bench&Dead lift
    Wednesday:Squat
    Thursday: Dead lift& Bench
    Sunday:Squat

    Gorilla Bench: http://ironpupil.blogspot.ca/2012/10...h-program.html


 
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