I've done a terrible job of keeping up with my log posts. I'm going to give an overview of what I've been doing in my own training and the changes I'm going to make. It's nothing earth-shattering, but I have a new goal. I had my assistant take front and back pictures of me. I knew surgery took its toll on my shoulders, but the pictures SCREAM how bad it really is. In an attempt to rectify this I plan on adding a "bodybuilding" component. Not real bodybuilding because I can't stand training like that. In a conversation with Wenlder he made a great point. With my background in training "like an athlete" it might take a non-traditional method to build myself back up - hence the bodybuilding idea. This made me think and I totally agree with him. So, with the goal of trying to rebuild my upper body, especially my shoulders I have to take a slightly different approach. Not a heck of a lot will change. Up to this point I've been do 3-4 compound movements per workout. I really like this approach. Keep it simple and hit it hard. My new plan stays true to that, but I HAVE to do more work on the areas that are lagging. My preliminary template looks like this: Tuesday
- FBB Bench 5/3/1 (5's Progression)
- DB Squat: 5x10
- Pull-ups: 5x5
- FBB FSL: 5x10 or 50 total reps
- DB RDL w/shrug: 5x10
- Various Rows: 5x10
- Neck: 50/Side or Rear Raises: 50/Face Pulls or Pull-aparts: 100
- SSB Squat or Trap Bar Deadlift (alternate each week): 5/3/1 (5's Progression)
- Dips or Push-ups: 5x10
- Pull-ups: 5x5
- SSB/Trap Bar FSL: 5x5
- DB Incline: 5x10
- Various Rows: 5x10
- Neck: 50/Side or Rear Raises: 50/Face Pulls or Pull-aparts: 100
- Press 5-10x5 (start at 95lbs and add 5lbs each week - take a step or two back when needed)
- DB Squat: 5x10
- Pull-ups: 5x5
- FSL (DB Press or DB Incline): 5x10
- DB RDL w/shrug: 5x10
- Various Rows: 5x10
- Neck: 50/Face Pulls or Pull-aparts: 100










































































































