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When I do go it's usually max 20min cardio....I hate running. Don't mind stairs or bike tho. Obviously like you said I gotta increase Cardio.You are gonna need to lose more to make any meaningful visible changes. Prob gonna have to get down to 200-210 to get that face chiseling
How many days a week do you go... I'd do something like lift/cardio/lift/cardio etc. Dont bother with body part days, do a full body or upper/lower split. And make the cardio sessions long... try to get an hour at least each trip... and keep your heart rate in that 130-140 range. Also obviously tighten up your diet. You still have time before mid summer
Thats Why Bike > Treadmill imoMan I be getting bored and tired
But ill do treadmill on a 15 incline at various speeds jogging to running to walking for about 8.
Gaining weight easily
Losing it relatively easy
These runs are killing my hips, my right is hurting like a bytch.
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People school me on deadlifts.
I know it's a full body workout but I do feel it in my lowerback. Not pain per se but a "tightening".
I already have some damaged discs from a prior soccer injury so I don't want to aggravate anything.
Most people have said my form is pretty good so maybe I should lower the weights.
I'm doing 275 right now for 3 sets of 6.
Now that I've moved to lifting 3 times a week I def gotta use Deadlifts as the base for my back days.
Still though....
You have to get the “back day” thought out of your mind because ultimately is a posterior chain movement. Your hams and glutes are the initial power and to some degree the movement moved up your body to your hips and upper back depending on your grip.
Do a search on tnation for Tony Gentilcore. He has some good articles and videos on it.
Also if you are serious about progressing in weight you would be good to train your lower back and posterior chain to handle it. You can reach a limit of what you can do and that’s one of the ways injury can occur.
Tip: Always Do This Before You Deadlift | T NationGood info. I don't care too much to lift extreme numbers. I prefer the physique forming benefits of the exercise.
I may just need to do some other excerises that will increase my lower back strength.