how much weight is heavy?
Megdonald1
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Hello Ladies,
I am doing round 2 of Jamie Eason's workout. I went through phase 2 and decided to start over at the beginning and just use heavier weights. I am curious to know how much weight you all are lifting for the exercises. I know we can't do them ALL but can you guys give me some ideas of how much you are doing?
Here's mine:
Lat pull down 70lbs
1 arm dumbbell row 20lbs
dumbbell bench press 20lbs
leg press 110lbs
wide squat 75lbs
calf raise 100lbs
most of the delt stuff is 10-20lbs
I am feeling like a bit of a wimp. Am I one of those chicks the guys are rolling their eyes at in the free weight section?
I am doing round 2 of Jamie Eason's workout. I went through phase 2 and decided to start over at the beginning and just use heavier weights. I am curious to know how much weight you all are lifting for the exercises. I know we can't do them ALL but can you guys give me some ideas of how much you are doing?
Here's mine:
Lat pull down 70lbs
1 arm dumbbell row 20lbs
dumbbell bench press 20lbs
leg press 110lbs
wide squat 75lbs
calf raise 100lbs
most of the delt stuff is 10-20lbs
I am feeling like a bit of a wimp. Am I one of those chicks the guys are rolling their eyes at in the free weight section?
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For heavy weights, you should be able to lift the weight without compromising your form.
If your lifting wrong,... your going to hurt yourself.
For myself, I always guage the heavy weight based on how a set of 8 reps feels.
For example, If I am doing shoulder presses with 20 Lb weights, and I breeze through 8 reps with no problems,...its too light. If I increase the weight, and get through 5 reps, and struggle with the last few reps....thats probably a good weight to lift.0 -
Sorry....this was supposed to be attached to the previous post....
These are the weights I was lifting when lifting heavy....
Lat pull down 90lbs
1 arm dumbbell row 30lbs
dumbbell bench press 20lbs
leg press 180lbs
wide squat 75lbs
calf raise 135lbs
delt stuff 15-20lbs
Lol...and no one thinks you are a wimp....Some of the hardest workouts are when you decrease the weight, and increase the reps0 -
Thank you so much!! I am not far off the mark. I am sure this time around I will be hitting a lot of the same numbers. YEA!!! I am NOT a wimp!! LOL0
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Lol...and no one thinks you are a wimp....Some of the hardest workouts are when you decrease the weight, and increase the reps0 -
Lat pull down 70lbs
1 arm dumbbell row 30lbs
dumbbell bench press 20lbs
leg press 155lbs
wide squat 95lbs I can squat more when I do less reps but reps are at 12 right now
calf raise 115lbs
delt stuff 15-20lbs
bench press with dumbbells 20lbs0 -
This is my first time through!
Here's mine:
Lat pull down 50lbs
1 arm dumbbell row 15lbs
dumbbell bench press 15lbs
leg press 230lbs
wide squat 150lbs
calf raise 120lbs
most of the delt stuff 10lbs0 -
This is my first time through!
Here's mine:
Lat pull down 50lbs
1 arm dumbbell row 15lbs
dumbbell bench press 15lbs
leg press 230lbs
wide squat 150lbs
calf raise 120lbs
most of the delt stuff 10lbs
Keep at it chicks!!!0 -
This is my first time through!
Here's mine:
Lat pull down 50lbs
1 arm dumbbell row 15lbs
dumbbell bench press 15lbs
leg press 230lbs
wide squat 150lbs
calf raise 120lbs
most of the delt stuff 10lbs
Keep at it chicks!!!
Thanks!!! :-) Genetically and from years of competitive cheer and gymnastics these legs pack a bit of power but I do agree my upper body is slowly but surely increasing its strength and its awesome!!0
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