GSM,
Neat!
You have a lot of DC down, I think, but with all respect, there are several things you might want to consider. For example:
No rest-pauses?
And...
Biceps stretch?
Looks real good, but this definitely isn't DC-style. Try a heavy set of 4-8, then a 20 repper. (Alternatively, he says you could do one all-out set of 8-12.) And the stretch.
The rest is fine. Dante likes for people to do the most stressful lower body movement last (after the 20 repper they've got nothing else left), and with good reason. However, I never liked squatting heavy after doing calves and hamstrings to failure--felt waaay too shaky.
The upper-body workout looked pretty good, but I would keep the reps at 8-10, minimum, and try some rest-pausing and stretches. I'd also drop one of those back movements. Do just one for "thickness" and one for "width."
GhettoStudMuffin said:Right now I'm doing DC training. It's a nice change.
Neat!
You have a lot of DC down, I think, but with all respect, there are several things you might want to consider. For example:
5-11-05
EZ-Bar Curl-warmups to 85x7 strict reps
No rest-pauses?
And...
Behind back wrist curl-95x23 reps-burned!!! full range of motion
Biceps stretch?
Barbell Full Squat-warmups to 255x3, 275x1, 285x1
Looks real good, but this definitely isn't DC-style. Try a heavy set of 4-8, then a 20 repper. (Alternatively, he says you could do one all-out set of 8-12.) And the stretch.
Glute/Ham Raise-BW+15lbs 1x6
Calf Raise-405x8+, keep losing foot grip and have to reposition while holding weight in contracted position, full range, deep stretch, full contraction
Good workout overall. I like the change for now.
The rest is fine. Dante likes for people to do the most stressful lower body movement last (after the 20 repper they've got nothing else left), and with good reason. However, I never liked squatting heavy after doing calves and hamstrings to failure--felt waaay too shaky.
The upper-body workout looked pretty good, but I would keep the reps at 8-10, minimum, and try some rest-pausing and stretches. I'd also drop one of those back movements. Do just one for "thickness" and one for "width."