| IronMass Forums Sports Dilemma Powerlifting/Strongman Discuss Sports Dilemma in the For People of All Types forums; Next week my lacrosse season will be starting, and I want to continue powerlifting, and also wish to put a significant amount of pounds on my deadlift. My practices will ... |
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| New Member Join Date: Feb 2006
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Recipes: 0 Rep Power: 0 | Next week my lacrosse season will be starting, and I want to continue powerlifting, and also wish to put a significant amount of pounds on my deadlift. My practices will be about an hour of semi strenuous cardio. I gain fairly easily, and will be doing a three day split, what I wanted to know was if I am being realistic in thinking I'll gain with proper nutrition and workouts while doing a ton of cardio daily before hand? Any info, on past experiences would be appreciated, or any ideas on how to maxamize gains would also be great. Thanks, Diesel.
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| a la commode Join Date: May 2005
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Recipes: 2 Rep Power: 96 | Keep it short, keep it simple. Your in the off-season, meaning your body will need a lot more rest to recover fully. So you'll have to lower the volume of your training. Monday -- Chest--Triceps Bench Press 1 x 5 (can sub for many other exercises) Incline Dumbbell Bench Press 3 x 10 (variation every few weeks) Barbell Triceps Extension 4 x 8 Triceps Pushdown 3 x 10 Do a bit of abs, some leg raises (few sets of 15 reps) Wednesday -- Back--Biceps Deadlift 1 x 5 (many variations for this) Barbell Row 3 x 6-8 (variations every few weeks) Good Morning 3 x 10 Hammer Curl 3 x 8 Barbell Curl 2 x 10 Friday -- Legs--Shoulders Box Squat 1 x 5 (many variations with bars, stance, etc) Hamstring Curl 4 x 8 (4 sec. on the negative) Dumbbell Shoulder Press 2 x 10 (other variations every few weeks) Face Pull 2 x 15 Do some abs, from a pulley doing crunches for a few sets of 15 reps. And with diet, 1.5g of protein per lb. of bodyweight at the minimum. Carbs should be high in the 400g+ area. Keep fats moderate and healthy around 100g a day from omega-3's and mono unsaturated fats, etc. Make sure to drink enough water a day as well, at least a gallon from home + water from practices. Supplements should be basics, whey protein before and after weight training. Creatine before and after practice/workouts. A multivitamin with meals (usually around 1-3 depending on multi). Fish oils for some omega-3, about 5g+ a day is good. Good luck bro. |
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| eating more folate... Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: State College, PA
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Recipes: 0 Rep Power: 114 | Good answer Peaked. I've had experience with this. Golf season does the same thing. Just eat a TON and get quality sleep. Don't forget your multi
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