Trainers and Trainees - Forced Workout

Exercise to Exhaustion

NewRassler (0)

16 days ago

I have a home workout and a Gym workout . I am 72 and have been working out since a teen
My morning workout is: 350 V Ups, 350 weighted right and left oblique crunches, 75 bridges, 75 push ups, I fast walk the 10 floors of my apartment building . down and back up non stop. I wilderness hike as often as I can, so being in shape is a must. I also believe in forced workouts. Some mornings I do all of the above to muscle screaming quivering failure. I am an Endorphin Junkie. A lot oif guys retire, the get soft, weak, out of shape, and miserable. I wont have any part of that.

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gymrat (35)

16 days ago

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impressive. And the last sentence says it all

That said, I do avoid things like hundreds of v-ups simply because it puts s lot of grinding wear on the back.

I greatly prefer a small number of much more intense motions, with the back in tension (e.g.: Hanging). Its all in my blog.

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gymrat (35)

16 days ago

Hey any of you local? (I know one of you is). We should set up a time/place and do something like this - rally challenging, get insane pumps, proceed...:-)

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Luctator (2)

16 days ago

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Unfortunately not, would love to join!

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gymrat (35)

16 days ago

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... tried :-)

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SkinnyBoy (0)

17 days ago

Impressive =)

I bet most here wouldnt even finish the Sally Challenge. It's just 30 tho but holding in between so it feels more like 45ish.

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Luctator (2)

17 days ago

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The Sally is a tricky one indeed. But I accept every Sally challenge at every body weight exercise

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sisuperman (11)

18 days ago

I posted this strength and endurance challenge in a chat room
Some guys tried it...you might want to try...
It consists of basic exercises but lots of them...
1- Sit-ups... 200 total; must be completed in no more than 3 sets.
-5 minute rest period...
2- Push-ups...150 total; must be completed in no more than 3 sets.
-5 minute rest period... biceps and chest are burning by this time
3- Pull-ups... 75 total; must be completed in no more than 3 sets.
-5 minute rest period...
4- Preacher or bicep curls... 75 total; weight being 1/2 your body weight and must be completed in no more than 3 sets.
CONGRATULATIONS!!! 💪🏻💪🏻

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boxingmusclfl (17)

1 days ago

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I did it, Bro. Thought the biceps were gonna get me but I clobbered it.

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MUSCLEPECMAN (1 )

17 days ago

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That's a pretty tough workout...but I think that's the point.
I could probably to 70% of that challenge.
I know I'd probably end up getting roped up or taking it up the ass.

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Luctator (2)

17 days ago

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Same. I can probably do the sit ups, do the push ups and curls with a bit of training and fail at the pull ups

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gymrat (35)

17 days ago

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when we did the pushup challenge, here years back, nearly everyone was falling like flies at 1 set of 50-60 push ups (done properly, with video supervision). 3 x 50 is a lot.

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SkinnyBoy (0)

17 days ago

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Done "properly" is the key here. Most not gonna hit that way the 50s. Myself included. I've seen too many versions that are more for number bragging than actual pushups.

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gymrat (35)

17 days ago

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U got that right. Video tells the tale :-)

In trhe end there were only two competitors left, me and another guy, at 115 consecutive, clean. No one else was even close. It was f-ing brutal. But I can't tell you how great the pec pump was :-)

To me the real learning of that experience was how little equipment one needs to build muscle. Failure and fatigue can be achieved many ways. I'd argue few have ever been there.

I think I have one of the earlier videos still on my profile - more like 85-90 tho. but still a great pump. do that every day or every other day and feel the gainz.

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Luctator (2)

17 days ago

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I followed the challenge back then indeed. You did an awesome job. My pr on push ups is 75 (correct form) but I am nowhere close at the moment

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gymrat (35)

17 days ago

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that's a tough challenge - and very similar to my "on the road" workout. 3 x 25 real, honest wide grip pull ups is beyond 99.9% of the populations ability.I've seen the struggling in otherwise athletic people in the gym....

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Luctator (2)

18 days ago

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That's a tough one!

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musclechris80 (195)

18 days ago

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what a challenge!!!

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Luctator (2)

18 days ago

My type of training exactly

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pro fun heel (0)

11/16/2021 10:47 PM

This is a simple one that requires no equipment. It is fun because the athlete's own body becomes his nemesis.

Trainees must agree to all exercises, non-stop. Trainer uses a mixture of classic positions: pushups, situps, planks, burpees, jump jacks, along with flexing holds (double biceps, thighs, pep popping). Random order, random sets, over and over. Any time trainee fails to complete a deremit is earned.

Sample: 50 pushups, 50 situps, 25 burpees, biceps for 20, 20 pushups, 50 jump jacks, 2 minutes pec popping, 2 minute plank, 20 burpees, 20 situps, 3 minutes biceps, 35 situps, etc.

Keep going until trainee lies on the floor exhausted. Tally deremits and mete out in favorite fashion.

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florantbi (3 )

11/24/2021 9:12 AM

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Great training

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