Shot back in November 2014.
Skiba's Gym is rugged, dusty, cold, and yet it has everything you need to have a good training session. I would rather travel at Skiba's gym than any globe gym any day of the week.
Monday, February 22, 2016
Saturday, February 20, 2016
Big On the Basics - Front Squat
Here's a BOB vid I did at Skiba's Gym back in Nov. 2014 that Animal just released onto the their youtube channel. I think that they will be releasing a few more of the videos we shot in Jersey over this next year. :)
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Wednesday, February 10, 2016
BACK ATTACK at Fortis Fitness - ANIMAL PAK
ANIMAL PAK VIDEO….. BACK ATTACKBack training from a while back at Fortis Fitness.
Random facts about my life of training and pull ups
I LOVE pull ups. Only recently have I started incorporating pull-ups into my regimen again. This is due to bicep tendon issues forcing me to take a break. I believe that this(video) was my second or third time doing pull-ups in close to a year.
For me, I will always be able to do pull ups because I have been doing them since I was 11 years old when my grandmother gave me a pull up bar for my birthday. I set it up in my bedroom door. I would do 6 pull ups every time I passed it. If I went to the washroom I would do 6 on my way out and then 6 on my way back in….this would add up very fast. **NOTE- I had a pull up bar setup that stayed in the doorway via expanding and forcing friction. It slowly pushed apart the door frame and sent a crack up into the ceiling. Sorry Mom. Love you.
Before my hiatus from pull ups…I had been doing pull ups 3 times a week and usually 3-4 sets at 3-4 various styles of pull ups for a total of 12-16 sets depending on the style and how i were feeling. I would usually do anywhere from 10-30 reps per set depending on the style and if weighted or not. 'Rep wise' I would always end up doing 400-600 reps per week. Multiply that by 52 weeks a year and then the 20 years I've been training….now you might understand why I have over 19 inch arms(20 pumped up) even though I hardly ever train arms directly(i do some tricep extensions work here and there).
Anyway, I like pull ups, and I was happy to start doing them again in this video. Supinated or neutral grip are the only styles I can do without causing pain unfortunately. So this was after taking a long hiatus from doing pull ups of any kind….and also, after a 25 lb weight gain. When I stopped doing pull ups I was sitting around 230, in this video I am around 255lbs.
…and just for fun…back to my lighter days at 230lbs….My best set of these was one set of 15 reps. My best working sets was 5 sets of 11 reps. Here was my first practice at them after RUM a few years back.
Random facts about my life of training and pull ups
I LOVE pull ups. Only recently have I started incorporating pull-ups into my regimen again. This is due to bicep tendon issues forcing me to take a break. I believe that this(video) was my second or third time doing pull-ups in close to a year.
For me, I will always be able to do pull ups because I have been doing them since I was 11 years old when my grandmother gave me a pull up bar for my birthday. I set it up in my bedroom door. I would do 6 pull ups every time I passed it. If I went to the washroom I would do 6 on my way out and then 6 on my way back in….this would add up very fast. **NOTE- I had a pull up bar setup that stayed in the doorway via expanding and forcing friction. It slowly pushed apart the door frame and sent a crack up into the ceiling. Sorry Mom. Love you.
Before my hiatus from pull ups…I had been doing pull ups 3 times a week and usually 3-4 sets at 3-4 various styles of pull ups for a total of 12-16 sets depending on the style and how i were feeling. I would usually do anywhere from 10-30 reps per set depending on the style and if weighted or not. 'Rep wise' I would always end up doing 400-600 reps per week. Multiply that by 52 weeks a year and then the 20 years I've been training….now you might understand why I have over 19 inch arms(20 pumped up) even though I hardly ever train arms directly(i do some tricep extensions work here and there).
Anyway, I like pull ups, and I was happy to start doing them again in this video. Supinated or neutral grip are the only styles I can do without causing pain unfortunately. So this was after taking a long hiatus from doing pull ups of any kind….and also, after a 25 lb weight gain. When I stopped doing pull ups I was sitting around 230, in this video I am around 255lbs.
…and just for fun…back to my lighter days at 230lbs….My best set of these was one set of 15 reps. My best working sets was 5 sets of 11 reps. Here was my first practice at them after RUM a few years back.
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