Mass Made Simple day 1
I love the training principles Dan John outlines. They make sense. They work. They go deeper than methods or programs.
I know I want to get in some serious volume work, but I want a bridge between what I can handle today and the classic 10 x 10 approach. MMS is the perfect bridge.
Day 1: Feel it out, find your weights.
I know I want to get in some serious volume work, but I want a bridge between what I can handle today and the classic 10 x 10 approach. MMS is the perfect bridge.
Day 1: Feel it out, find your weights.
- Bench press: 205lbs is my starting weight
- Bat Wings: 40lb dumbbells is my starting weight
- 1-arm overhead press: 65 is my starting weight
- Bird dog: easy enough
- Complexes:
Work up to max weight for 3 reps of:
a. row
b. clean
c. front squat
d. overhead press
e. back squat
f. Flat back goodmorning
Starting weight: 115 - Back Squat: Recommendation was 25 reps at 95. I did it and it was easy. I bumped up to 115 and banged out 30. THAT was a challenge, but manageable.
- 1-arm overhead press: I got banged up pretty good last week at the skate / BMX park. My right shoulder hurt on every pressing movement
- I underestimated my strength, so working up to 5 rep max on 1-arm press created fatigue, which hampered my pressing in the complexes.
- Wrist flexibility in front squat is especially bad since I began shooting my heavy-draw recurve. It'll be good to use correct grip instead of modified cradle grip.
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