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Hi I'm Maru, And Im New Here
#1
Posted 17 March 2010 - 02:17 PM
Hi all, I'll be heading to Melb for vacation in April for 7 days. Wish to make new friends here than in April we all can hang out. I'm basically a gym freak, and I do hang out just to be a mammal. I believe Melb will have a few outdoor event's in April and hope can meet every one that I know there. cheers
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#2
Posted 17 March 2010 - 04:06 PM
Awesome shoulders‼
How do you get shoulder like that?... i've only been seriously bulking up for a short while with push-ups, a few different types of sit-up and a bunch of different dumbbell resistance training and my biceps are getting much larger than my shoulders (so much so that only recently i dropped one of the two bicep techniques i perform) but i want my shoulders to be bigger... just like you have going on. Is it all just a down to as many shoulder related resistance training as can be mustered or is a particular shoulder techniques required?
How do you get shoulder like that?... i've only been seriously bulking up for a short while with push-ups, a few different types of sit-up and a bunch of different dumbbell resistance training and my biceps are getting much larger than my shoulders (so much so that only recently i dropped one of the two bicep techniques i perform) but i want my shoulders to be bigger... just like you have going on. Is it all just a down to as many shoulder related resistance training as can be mustered or is a particular shoulder techniques required?
#3
Posted 23 March 2010 - 04:59 PM
Hi Iblis and Kman!
(Iblis) I like your new avatar!
Kman there are a few gym junkies on this site.
Suze is a long distance swimmer. (Although she has not surfaced for awhile).
Are you OK Suze? Come back!
Gym Buddie is in Melb somewhere. She has been quiet for awhile.
You met Iblis.
And there must be others.
I like to visit the Gym about 3 times a week when my muscles are all functioning.
At my age (72) that is now a rare day!
Hey Iblis, if you look close at Kman's shoulders you will see they are the deltoids that are well defined.
That's were to go for a start! Just Google deltoid exercises!
(Iblis) I like your new avatar!
Kman there are a few gym junkies on this site.
Suze is a long distance swimmer. (Although she has not surfaced for awhile).
Are you OK Suze? Come back!
Gym Buddie is in Melb somewhere. She has been quiet for awhile.
You met Iblis.
And there must be others.
I like to visit the Gym about 3 times a week when my muscles are all functioning.
At my age (72) that is now a rare day!
Hey Iblis, if you look close at Kman's shoulders you will see they are the deltoids that are well defined.
That's were to go for a start! Just Google deltoid exercises!
#4
Posted 23 March 2010 - 05:11 PM
Thanks Peter, a happy snap excerpt from the Melbourne City Romp.
I want bigger shoulders and want my arms to match my large frame, particularly the shoulders.
Concentrating on technique is probably what i've been lacking, some benefits should be evident in the next few weeks with a more slower controlled technique for the eccentric motion (the muscle extending) while incorporating bursts for the concentric motion (the muscle contraction) that i've begun just today.
I want bigger shoulders and want my arms to match my large frame, particularly the shoulders.
Concentrating on technique is probably what i've been lacking, some benefits should be evident in the next few weeks with a more slower controlled technique for the eccentric motion (the muscle extending) while incorporating bursts for the concentric motion (the muscle contraction) that i've begun just today.
#5
Posted 23 March 2010 - 06:12 PM
Ah Iblis.
Good luck with that technique!
I am in the midst of eccentric exercises to help repair my latest crash!
Golf elbow no less.
Long healing process needed.
So I have slowed right up on weights for arms, and now just plodding along with aerobic stuff.
Oh I can still manage leg and mid section exercise.
So I expect to see a photo of the results so we can compare you with the K man!!
Good luck with that technique!
I am in the midst of eccentric exercises to help repair my latest crash!
Golf elbow no less.
Long healing process needed.
So I have slowed right up on weights for arms, and now just plodding along with aerobic stuff.
Oh I can still manage leg and mid section exercise.
So I expect to see a photo of the results so we can compare you with the K man!!
#12
Posted 25 March 2010 - 07:12 PM
Hi Iblis.
Thanks I get it now.
I never use short cuts.
It seems to be against my religious beliefs.
You know the 11TH. or 12TH. Commandment.
I was going to say looks like the Croat flag. I think I saw Iblis on day one of the Aus open 1009!
Nahhh it's just the 3 of hearts!
Thanks I get it now.
I never use short cuts.
It seems to be against my religious beliefs.
You know the 11TH. or 12TH. Commandment.
I was going to say looks like the Croat flag. I think I saw Iblis on day one of the Aus open 1009!
Nahhh it's just the 3 of hearts!
#15
Posted 02 April 2010 - 10:37 PM
iblis.raeb, on Mar 17 2010, 06:06 PM, said:
Awesome shoulders‼
How do you get shoulder like that?... i've only been seriously bulking up for a short while with push-ups, a few different types of sit-up and a bunch of different dumbbell resistance training and my biceps are getting much larger than my shoulders (so much so that only recently i dropped one of the two bicep techniques i perform) but i want my shoulders to be bigger... just like you have going on. Is it all just a down to as many shoulder related resistance training as can be mustered or is a particular shoulder techniques required?
How do you get shoulder like that?... i've only been seriously bulking up for a short while with push-ups, a few different types of sit-up and a bunch of different dumbbell resistance training and my biceps are getting much larger than my shoulders (so much so that only recently i dropped one of the two bicep techniques i perform) but i want my shoulders to be bigger... just like you have going on. Is it all just a down to as many shoulder related resistance training as can be mustered or is a particular shoulder techniques required?
Thx for that.. I train & eat Hard, Im a competitive bodybuilder in Malaysia. Shoulder are consider a small muscle, to hit those muscle it is better to do a volume training that is high repetition. It will help to pump more blood in the muscle and reduce the chance to be injured
BTW, ill be heading to MELB on 25April, hope to see you guys and more girls there.. lol cheers
#16
Posted 03 April 2010 - 03:53 AM
Thanks Kmaru,
I had to look up volume training and came across the German Volume Training technique this web site: http://www.bodybuild.../fun/luis13.htm, and have decided to start with super-sets only with the dumbbell lateral raise technique 'cause my current resistance training session takes 2 hours to complete and that's with only 3 sets of 7 reps of max-weight, there is not enough time in the day to super-setting my entire routine.
Thanks again for you advice, Kmaru.
I had to look up volume training and came across the German Volume Training technique this web site: http://www.bodybuild.../fun/luis13.htm, and have decided to start with super-sets only with the dumbbell lateral raise technique 'cause my current resistance training session takes 2 hours to complete and that's with only 3 sets of 7 reps of max-weight, there is not enough time in the day to super-setting my entire routine.
Thanks again for you advice, Kmaru.
#17
Posted 03 April 2010 - 12:25 PM
Hello Iblis.
At the risk you already have such a site, here is one that lists all the muscles then demonstrates the appropriate exercises.
http://www.exrx.net/.../Directory.html
At the risk you already have such a site, here is one that lists all the muscles then demonstrates the appropriate exercises.
http://www.exrx.net/.../Directory.html
#18
Posted 03 April 2010 - 03:22 PM
Thanks Peter, exrx.net is the best site for technique demonstration. All my shoulder techniques come from exrx.net... 'cept for a couple of additional techniques where the angle of the dumbbells are altered by 90 degrees during shoulder press and front raises movements.
Nice find‼
Nice find‼
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