Showing posts with label EDT. Show all posts
Showing posts with label EDT. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 25, 2018

Metabolic Pairings - 15 minutes of Workout Hell








You alternate the reps for each exercise with no rest for 15 minutes.

When the 15 minutes are up You rest for 5 minutes and then do another pairing. 

Next time you repeat this workout attempt to beat the record.

Deadlift and Floor Press

Lunge and Pull-up

Goblet Squat and Overhead Press

Jumping Jacks and Pullovers





Friday, July 20, 2018

Escalating Density Training (EDT)









Muscle Logic: Escalating Density Training by Charles Staley

Rules

Each workout will consist of two zones (A and B).

Each zone will have at least two exercises.

You alternate the reps for each exercise with no rest for 15 minutes per zone.

When the 15 minutes are up You rest for 5 minutes and begin zone B.

Next time you repeat this workout attempt to beat the record.


Example:

            Zone A:

                        Goblet Squat                         10 reps

                        Overhead Dumbbell Press 10 reps

                                    Repeat for 15 minutes

            Rest 5 minutes

            Zone B:

                        Dumbbell Incline Press      10 reps

                        Pull-Up                                  10 reps          
                                    Repeat for 15 minutes





Wednesday, April 3, 2013

Escalating Density Training (EDT) - Men's Health Minute

Subscribe to 3v·946 videos channel for more.
 
This form of training is perfect for me since I work seven days a week and have limited time to workout.





Monday, September 3, 2012

To Thy Own Self Be True - Build Muscle Your Way


One things for sure about muscle building is that no two people seem to be the same.

Some guys look at weights and put on muscle while others toil away for years and put on small amounts of muscle yearly. Still others put on as much fat as muscle.

You must find your way. There are starting points you can go by. The infamous bodytypes; endomorph, ectomorph and mesomorph. But beyond those it's an experiment.

One things for sure the focus has to be diet and training first (not necessarily in that order). The season your program with supplementation.

Do you eat:
                   Six times per day.
                   Whey all day and one meal at night.
                   Intermittent Fast - 8 hour eating window, 6 hour, 4 hour.
                   Standard three meals per day.
                   Low Carb, Slow Carb, High Carb, Vegan
                   Squats and Milk

 Do you train:
                   Ironman 4x Positions of Flexion
                   Twinmuscle Workout 3-day Split
                   4-day Split
                   Stronglifts 5x5
                   Super Squats
                   Crossfit
                   Escalating Density Training
                   10x10
                   10x3
                   Standard bodybuilding 3x10 or 3x12
                   Arthur Jones Full Body

You have to figure it out.

Help is always around.

www.bodybuilding.com

Twinmuscleworkout (TMW)Youtube Channel

TMW fastingtwins Youtube Channel

http://www.muscleandfitness.com/

http://www.muscleandbodymag.com/

http://www.ironmanmagazine.com/

http://www.muscleandperformancemag.com/

http://www.t-nation.com/

http://www.leangains.com/

Always search for Dr. Jim Stoppani along with a term to get top quality information.

I'm sure you have your favorites.

Let me know what they are.

wheyblog@gmail.com

Friday, August 31, 2012

My Weight Loss Story. The whey I did it.

I was in bad shape. I had no energy, no drive and I was constantly coughing. I was sleepy, my mind seemed foggy, my back ached and my arms and legs would swell to the point where I couldn't bend my fingers or knees.




When I got laid off, I thought who would hire me. I look like I would die on the job.






I decided to do whey shakes and low carb and it worked. I first combined the approach with walking then went to Kmart and put a weight bench in layaway. I really started making some gains in muscle, fatloss and confidence.

RxBar Real Food Protein Bars Variety Pack, 5 Flavor, 1.83 Ounce Bars (Pack of 10)
Thanks to craigslist I stepped up to olympic weights and a squat rack. I haven't looked back.

I had lots of protein shakes but primarily used:

Vitaminshoppe BodyTech
Body Fortress Whey
Syntrax
Iron-Tek Essential
Dymatize Elite Iso
Dymatize Elite XT
Optimum Nutrition Gold Standard
Isopure Zero Carb

My typical day:
6 a.m. - shake (pre-workout)
8 a.m. - shake (post-workout)
10 a.m. - shake
12 p.m. - shake
solid food the rest of the day



Here's some of numbers from my journey.


6/22/2009 – weight 247lbs

                                    Short of breath, sleep, low sex drive, hip pain, muscle spasms, feet, ankles and sometimes legs swelling, hands swelling, coughing, right shoulder and arm pain.

                                    Cannot do push-ups.  Painful shoulder.

                                    Cannot do pull-ups.

                                    Started walking on treadmill.

10/1/2009 -            Started weight training.

                                    Cannot do push-ups.

11/30/2009 –         MAX:                        bench press            175lbs

                                                            Curl                91.5lbs

12/7/2009 -            MAX:             bench press 195lbs x 2

1/1/2010 - weight 229lbs

1/17/2010 – measurement – abdomen 48

1/17/2010 – past carbohydrate history (weight loss per week)

                                    22 grams per day lost 6lbs

                                    95/day lost 5lbs

                                    110/day lost 1lb

                                    115/day lost 3.5lbs (with exercise)

                                    150/day lost 1lb

2/22/2010 - measurements

                        Chest              46

                        Abdomen     46

                        Left Bicep      14.5

                        Right Bicep   15.5

                        Right Thigh   22

                        Left Thigh     21

2/23/2010 – started working out left bicep and tricep on a second day to even out the size with the right arm.

3/8/2010 – started Muscle and Fitness 4-week Strength Band Workout

                        Surprisingly, I was extremely sore after these workouts.

3/22/2010 – measurements

                        Chest              41

                        Abdomen     46

                        Left Bicep      17

                        Right Bicep   17

                        Neck               17

4/1/2010 – started TABATA HIIT workouts (4 minutes)

4/2/2010 – Able to do push-ups again!

5/17/2010 -  First time using chains with ez-bar curls

5/18/2010 -            MAX:             chins  2

                                    Note:  negative-accentuated technique [one second up/six seconds down]

                                    Note:  "After [a series of full-range reps] you'll find it impossible to do a complete repetition. But that does not mean the biceps muscle is completely exhausted. You'll find with some effort that you are still able to get a few half repetitions...and when you can no longer do the half movements, you'll find you can do a couple of quarter repetitions."

                                   

5/26/2010 -            MAX:             bench press 225lbs

6/1/2010 – Adopted new workout philosophy.   From books Muscle Logic and Get Huge in a Hurry.  Morning cardio on empty stomach.

                                    Example:  15 minutes circuit

                                                            Pull-ups/Bench Press/Squat-Press

                                                            Treadmill wearing weighted vest.
                                  

7/12/2010 – weight 213 lbs.

7/16/2010 – Did 20 push-ups and 5 pull-ups straight.

8/5/2010 – Did 7 pull-ups straight.

8/8/2010 – Did 25 push-ups straight.

8/15/2010 – measurements

                        Chest              46

                        Abdomen     41

                        Left Bicep      16

                        Right Bicep   16

                        Right Thigh   24

                        Left Thigh     24

9/20/2010 – weight 205 lbs.

                                    I am able to button my USAF BDU pants again.

11/13/2010 – measurements

                        Chest              40

                        Abdomen     42

                        Left Bicep      17.5

                        Right Bicep   17

11/13/2010 – weight 195 lbs.


12/19/2010 -          MAX:             Curl 123 lbs x 1

12/25/2010 – Did 30 push-ups straight.

6/14/2011 – able to fit size 34 waist pants, down from 46 inch pants size.
Some of the numbers and dates don't seem to jive for me but I put them in here as logged them in my journal.
I stopped typing in my journal here. I need to update it so I can update you.