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Tom Stormcrowe 04-11-07 01:56 PM

I'm hurting, but it's a good hurt!
 
I demonstrated slow lift techniques today for Health Psych today, and got a good 1.25 hour workout today! Free GYM TIME.........GRAVY!:D I had everybody doing slow 2 second rep lifts and breathing control, nothing better for a burn without bulking up on muscle using moderately light weight.:D I also hot a new personal high with 180 reps each leg on a 2 second cycle at 365 pounds on the leg press doing single leg presses:p

BONUS: I chinned myself at full body weight today for 15 reps, not bad for a cyclist with the upper body of a noodle!:D :D

Lord, I hurt!:eek: Right now, I feel like a limp rag, but the endorphin high is still kickinghttp://www.nullsternekochen.de/berli...ley/flyele.gif

(51) 04-11-07 05:42 PM

Just wait until tomorrow...

Tom Stormcrowe 04-11-07 05:42 PM

By the way, do any of you have any idea on the caloric burn on slow lift cycle weight wrk?

Tom Stormcrowe 04-11-07 05:43 PM


Originally Posted by (51)
Just wait until tomorrow...

I know! I'm gonna HURT.........:eek:

2manybikes 04-11-07 05:57 PM


Originally Posted by Tom Stormcrowe
By the way, do any of you have any idea on the caloric burn on slow lift cycle weight wrk?

I just had a big piece of apple pie and a big piece of lemon pie.
You're burning a lot more than I did. :D :D

Terrierman 04-11-07 08:06 PM

15 honest no cheatin chinups is a big deal, congratulations. I'll guarantee there aren't many posting here that can match that.

Tom Stormcrowe 04-12-07 06:19 AM

All I know, is this morning, I can barely move!:eek: I thought I was getting into some reasonable shape, but those chins did me in I think!:eek: I think for a while at least, I'll be going back to counterweighted chins.

Neil_B 04-12-07 07:07 AM


Originally Posted by Tom Stormcrowe
By the way, do any of you have any idea on the caloric burn on slow lift cycle weight wrk?

I don't think there's any great burn on anarobic exercise such as weight lifting.

Tom Stormcrowe 04-12-07 07:37 AM


Originally Posted by The Historian
I don't think there's any great burn on anarobic exercise such as weight lifting.

Did some research and slow cycle does burn significant calories. 90 minutes = 1026 calories +/-, depending on your body weight.

Neil_B 04-12-07 08:22 AM


Originally Posted by Tom Stormcrowe
Did some research and slow cycle does burn significant calories. 90 minutes = 1026 calories +/-, depending on your body weight.

I stand corrected. There's so much misinformation online on exercise and lifting that I've given up trying to make sense of it all. Hope you feel better, Tom.

Tom Stormcrowe 04-12-07 07:00 PM


Originally Posted by The Historian
I stand corrected. There's so much misinformation online on exercise and lifting that I've given up trying to make sense of it all. Hope you feel better, Tom.

Oh, I will, the residual muscle ache just tells me I had a great workout! Like I said, it's a good hurt!:D

Halthane 04-12-07 07:28 PM

Was a swimmer in high school Used to do slow/very-light high rep stuff. On my upper body days I usually did bench press last... 250 reps or so and at first it always seemed the football team was coming in when I finished my sets. Alwas got some funny looks, this big fit (at the time) guy giving everything he has just to bench 55 pounds or so...


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