Simple Toddler Boy Bedroom Ideas
9 years ago
" Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things you didn't do than by the ones you did. So throw off the bowlines, sail away from the safe harbor, catch the trade winds in your sails. Explore. Dream. Discover. " ~ Mark Twain
C'mon, Lisa...after all the hard work I put into looking good in my one-piece, you go and say that pic is not of me? ;-))
ReplyDeleteYou are more than welcome! It is SO good to hear how stoked you are about your training and how you shocked your muscles on it this day!
Calling me out, huh? I love it and will work to keep honest with ya, for sure. I'm re-evaluating what I am doing for the next 8 weeks (or so) and will post tonight or tomorrow as I progress each workout, too.
It would be great if you posted your workouts as you did them (don't mean the weight, just meaning sets, reps, rest periods and cadence). Maybe the first week, so we could all follow the routine your doing. I've seen numerous variations of DC so I'd love to see exactly how you're doing it.
Cadence is so important to stimulating new muscle growth. For example, I LOVE doing long negatives in some of my 8 week sessions (i.e. negative accentuated sets) - I found that when I go to about 6 seconds on each rep of my last set, for example, it really makes me grow more.
You'll have to let us know especially how your focus on legs/calves goes!
Awesome job with the workout, Lisa.
Vic
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ReplyDeleteVic - I just figured a hot Gina would get your attention! Can't wait to discover all the information possible on DC!
ReplyDeleteFor Calves I will be going old school Arnold (kill them until you can not walk! And start walking on my tips toes during sets!!!! Pro suggestion.
Lisa
Well, you figured right. :-)
ReplyDeleteOld school Arnold can't steer you wrong! Keep an eye out on my blog for a new routine to push your calves like you never ...