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mulchuckthe1
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Football Help Please
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Thursday, May 22, 2008 4:04 PM
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I am a junior in HS and hopeing to start as a defensive lineman weight:175 Height:5'11" Bench:170 40:this is last years- 5.8, but i was out of shap i am in better shape now so i am guessing 5.5 ish maybe ' I have been in a sport every season so it is hard for me to hit the weightroom, i have made a workout and i was wondering if i could have some critiking and advice on gaining a lot of speed and muscle want weight:180 Bench:225 40:5.0-5.1 please help
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mulchuckthe1
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RE: Football Help Please
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Thursday, May 22, 2008 4:06 PM
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it looks like this Monday Upper Body Barbell Bench Press 5x6 80% Barbell Incline Bench Press 5x6 70% Dumbbell Incline Bench Press 5x6 70% Barbell Bicep Curl 3x10 80% Dumbbell Bicep Curl 3x10 Military Press 5x5 Dumbbell Shoulder Press 5x6 Triceps Curls (Skull Crushers) 5x10 80% Core Sit Ups 2x1 min. Weighted Sit Ups 2x1 min. Weighted Side Turns (seated) 2x1.30 min Planks (Front, side) 2x30 sec. Each Conditioning 40 yard sprints 10- Down and Back Cone Drills 5 min. Tuesday Lower Body Barbell Squat 3x10 80% Barbell Clean & Press 5x5 80% Dead lift 3x5 80% Dumbbell Step-up 5x10 80% Core Sit Ups 2x1 min. Side Planks (swinging bridge) 2x30 sec. Each Inchworm 2x1 min. Dietrich Abs workout 2x1 min. Back Extension with or without weight Conditioning Up Ladder 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 80, 100, 200- down walk back Down Ups 50 Wednesday Upper Body Barbell Bench Press 5x10 70% Dumbbell Single Arm Bicep Curl 5x10 5 each arm Dumbbell Incline Single Arm Curl 5x10 5 each arm Dumbbell Side Raise 5x10 5 each arm Dumbbell Front Raise 5x10 5 each arm Dumbbell Single Arm Row 5x10 5 each arm Barbell Forearm Curl 5x10 Core Sit Ups 2x1 min. Weighted Sit Ups 2x1 min. Weighted Side Turns 2x1.30 min. Planks (Front, Side) 2x30 sec. Each Conditioning Packers 10 Practice Explosiveness of the Line Thursday Lower body Barbell Box Squat 3x10 70% Barbell Front Squat 3x10 65% Dumbbell Squat 10x10 Dumbbell Dead lift 10x10 Leg Extension/Flexion 5x15 Machine Core Sit Ups 2x1 min. Side Planks (swinging bridge) 2x30 sec. Each Inchworm 2x1 min. Dietrich Abs workout 2x1 min. Back Extension with or without weight Conditioning Championship 100’s 10 10 Yard Sprints (From Lineman Position) 10 Friday Upper Body Barbell Bench Press 5x6 75% Barbell Incline Bench Press 5x6 65% Dumbbell Incline Bench Press 5x6 65% Barbell Bicep Curl 3x10 75% Dumbbell Bicep Curl 3x10 Military Press 5x5 70% Dumbbell Shoulder Press 5x6 Core Sit Ups 2x1 min. Weighted Sit Ups 2x1 min. Weighted Side Turns 2x1.30 min. Planks (Front, Side) 2x30 sec. Each Side Planks (swinging bridge) 2x30 sec. Each Inchworm 2x1 min. Dietrich Abs workout 2x1 min. Conditioning Down Ladder 200, 100, 80, 60, 50, 40, 30, 20, 10 Cone Drills Saturday All Core Workouts Push Ups Deck ‘o’ Cards Pull Ups 2 sets till Failure Squats without weight 100 Down Ups 50 15 min. 80% speed
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RE: Football Help Please
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Friday, May 23, 2008 7:47 AM
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The majority of that is crap you don't need. Focus on big explosive lifts like bench press, push press, squat, speed squat, power clean, bb row or t-bar row. Everything should be heavy and explosive. 5 explosive reps going up in weight. 3-5 sets. Try to add more weight to one of the sets each week. I'll use bench as an example. Week 1 Bench Press 10x95 warmup 5x135 5x140 5x145 5x150 5x155 Week 2 10x95 5x135 5x145 5x145 1x150 5x155 Week 3 5x140 5x145 5x150 5x150 5x160 Just keep working the weight up. If you can't get your last set up then add more weight to one of the other sets. Don't add so much weight that you can't lift explosively. You don't need curls or tricep work or any other isolation work. All that will get hit plenty when you lift heavy weights. Always try to lift more weight or move the weight faster.
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RE: Football Help Please
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Wednesday, June 04, 2008 11:50 AM
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She knows her stuff! listen to her, and as far as doing things out of the weight room. Doing plyometrics, sprints, stair running will also help you increase your 40 time. Also try working on your starting position, they say people who work on this and their form can shed time off as well. If you dont know how you should be starting out run a search on the web. **edit take a look at this http://www.bodybuilding.com/fun/ss14.htm ORIGINAL: rippedchick The majority of that is crap you don't need. Focus on big explosive lifts like bench press, push press, squat, speed squat, power clean, bb row or t-bar row. Everything should be heavy and explosive. 5 explosive reps going up in weight. 3-5 sets. Try to add more weight to one of the sets each week. I'll use bench as an example. Week 1 Bench Press 10x95 warmup 5x135 5x140 5x145 5x150 5x155 Week 2 10x95 5x135 5x145 5x145 1x150 5x155 Week 3 5x140 5x145 5x150 5x150 5x160 Just keep working the weight up. If you can't get your last set up then add more weight to one of the other sets. Don't add so much weight that you can't lift explosively. You don't need curls or tricep work or any other isolation work. All that will get hit plenty when you lift heavy weights. Always try to lift more weight or move the weight faster.
<message edited by Nm0ney34 on Wednesday, June 04, 2008 12:22 PM>
6'3" @213 Squat 1x20x275 press:200, Deadlift:475, Bench:300, P.clean:235, Squat:385 "The only failure that is final is to stop trying to improve"
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