So I have this issue when squatting that is getting progressively worse. My right knee continually bends in, this is now causing a hamstring strain when I leg press. It was so bad today I gave up on my workout. Any suggestions besides band work? I will try doing squats with a band tomorrow. There's a suggestion it could be related to weak abductors? What are some exercises I can be doing? There's no abductor machine at my gym. Thanks.
Tabata is a style of hiit, founded by Japanese scientist Izumi Tabata. It follows a style of 20 seconds high intensity exercise then 10 seconds rest, repeat x 8
We used to have it at our gym, way better than Grit.
28/09/13
Squats
35kg x 10
40kg x 10
45kg x 10
50kg x 5
50kg x 4
55kg x 3
55kg x 2
Pause Squat
40kg x 6
Bench Press
25kg x 10
45kg x 1
30kg x 10
35kg x 9
40kg x 4
45 Leg Press
80kg x 10
100kg x 10
120kg x 10
140kg x 10
150kg x 6
160kg x 7
Chin-ups
10
7
6
6
5
5
Shoulder Press
10kg x 10
10kg x 10
15kg x 10
15kg x 10
20kg x 5
20kg x 6
Seated Row
20kg x 10
30kg x 10
35kg x 10
40kg x 10
45kg x 10
50kg x 5
55kg x 4
Bicep Curl
15kg x 10
15kg x 10
15kg x 10
20kg x 6
20kg x 6
20kg x 4
25kg x 1
(Ran out of time for hamstrings and abs due to grand final)
60 min cardio @600 calories
Cheese was a big reason as to why I wasn't dropping any bf%
My carbs are now coming from quinoa, wild rice, brown rice, buckwheat and spelt and I feel way better for it. Don't miss pasta as much as I thought I would!
Yeah I probably need to take smaller rest breaks during my training session
My diet is good. I dont eat pasta, bread or cheese anymore.. that's the only change in the last 12 months
because Birds said this program would make me look better
I didn't have the look I wanted, I came in here asking for advice to lose 3-4% body fat as I wasnt happy with my ab definition
that's how I got onto this program