
09-18-2007, 01:46 AM
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Venom
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Join Date: Apr 2001
Location: The Pain Zone
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Re: The Journey of a pHD bodybuilder - Train, Eat, and Think like a Pro!
I did some blood occlusion training for thighs today. I wrapped my LP support wrap around my thighs. First time I have tried that for thighs. It worked very well. I only have one right now, so I had to do one leg at a time. I did 5 sets per exercise, 10-15 reps, short rest:
Horizontal leg press
leg extensions
seated leg curls
Incline leg press
That really hurt my legs. That blood occlusion is brutal.
Then I did German volume training on standing calve raises.
My program is going very well. I'm to the point where if I make tiny adjustments, it will make a noticeable difference in my results.
One thing I need to do is increase the training load on my back. Its not enough for growth. I need to include an entire extra workout in during the week.
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