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Members logs / Re: Sergio's training log
« Last post by Sergio on September 29, 2024, 07:49:11 AM »
Two DBs bench press: 10 X 9 ; 10 X 9
One dB row: 10 X 9 ; 10 X 10
One dB biceps curl: 8 X 8 ; 8 X 8
One dB press: 7 X 9 ; 7 X 9
BB triceps curl: 15 X 7 ; 8 X 8
BB wrist curl: 15 X 14 ; 15 X 24
Stiff legs dead lift: 15 X 17 ; 15 X 19
One do pullover across Bench: 12 X 9 ; 12 X 9
Squats: 15 X 10 ; 15 X 10
Reverse crunches: 15 - 10
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Members logs / Re: Sergio's training log
« Last post by Sergio on September 27, 2024, 11:15:59 AM »
Two DBs bench press: 10 X 8 ; 10 X 9
One dB row: 10 X 9 ; 10 X 9
One dB biceps curl: 8 X 8 ; 8 X 8
One dB press: 7 X 8 ; 7 X 8
BB triceps curl: 8 X 7 ; 8 X 7
BB wrist curl: 15 X 12 ; 15 X 24
One do pullover across Bench: 12 X 8 ; 12 X 8
BW squats: 10 - 10
Reverse crunches: 15 - 4

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Exercises and workouts / Re: Kris Kangas workouts!!
« Last post by Sergio on February 12, 2024, 11:12:08 PM »
09-26-08

Today's sack of fun...

Squats
175x8, 210x5, 245x5, 290x5, 310x5, 255x5,5,5, knees hurt, back sketchy, par for course...

Wrist rollers, forward/back, both hands
150x50/50, 25/25, killer!

25 min. I'm a survivor! So cold today, barely broke a sweat. It's the coolest summer I've spent in Mexico. So much for global warming!

09-28-08

Not counting sets or reps today.

Pullups, slow on the neg. portion.
BW

45 degree pulley row with towel
70, pause at top, squeeze hold on bottom, pumped and back aches! Can easily do more weight, but will rig up an anchor, did these standing today.

Flys, touch bells top, slow reps
50's

DB bench, touch at top with squeeze
50's, chest is hurting

30 min. Kept slapping myself not to count at first, then got into the zone. Guessing 6-8 sets each exercise, 8+ reps.

09-29-08

Todays grinn'n & pump'n....

DB press
Standing flys

DB skulls
DB crossovers, awesome pump

DB curls, seated
Hammer curls, seated

Wrist rollers
Finish with 1 set tic tocs

60 min. Bunch of sets, mess 'o reps!!

09-30-08

Squats, one set approx every 60 secs. 175 lbs this trip.

20 min. Legs wasted!

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Forum News and Reflections / Re: The Gowing forum!!
« Last post by Sergio on November 03, 2023, 06:43:39 AM »
2750 posts! sometimes faster, sometimes slower, but the information contained in this forum continues to grow.
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Exercises and workouts / Re: Various forms of the the flushing muscles methods, by Reg Park (1950)
« Last post by Sergio on November 03, 2023, 06:28:53 AM »
Part two:
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Exercises and workouts / Various forms of the the flushing muscles methods, by Reg Park (1950)
« Last post by Sergio on November 03, 2023, 06:27:10 AM »
From a Weider magazine. 1950.
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General Discussion / Re: Meet Reg Park Mr Britain, by Barton Horvath (1950)
« Last post by Sergio on November 03, 2023, 06:14:11 AM »
From Weider's article "My Memories of Reg Park" - Iron History Vol 10 Num 2.

"Barton Horvath, a respected bodybuilder in his own right, was writing for me at that time and I had asked him to meet us at Lon's studio so he could interview Reg. Clearly, Reg made a powerful first impression on Barton. My first impression of him was his hugeness. Standing 6' 1" in his stocking feet and weighing 225 pounds of solid muscle, in clothes he was one of the most impressive figures I had ever seen. From tip to tip his shoulders measure more than 24" across. Clothed, as he was, with jacket and topcoat, his shoulder span must have been about 30"and that's some spread. His columnlike neck also drew my attention. A size 19 shirt fitted snugly ... As he took off his shirt my eyes bulged. His trapezius development was absolutely the most massive I had ever seen. The undershirt was next, revealing a 51" normal chest, shoulders round as grapefruits, pectorals the size of half of a football, upper arms that swell the tape to well over 18", and all this tapeiing down to a petfectly muscled, 31" waist . . . After Reg donned a pair of posing trunks the perfect modeling of his full, round thighs and shapely calves could also be seen. During the photo session we learned, remarkably enough, that Reg was not in top shape because he had only been able to do sporadic training during the month prior to departing for the U.S. This news, coupled with the giant standing before us, made us all realizeme, Lon, and Barton-that we were fortunate to be in the presence of the sort of man who only comes along once in a very great while."
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General Discussion / Meet Reg Park Mr Britain, by Barton Horvath (1950)
« Last post by Sergio on November 03, 2023, 05:56:56 AM »
First part of a Weider magazine article. 1950. Hope one day I can found the rest of the article.
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General Discussion / Re: Other Reg Park's pics
« Last post by Sergio on November 03, 2023, 05:53:51 AM »
Difficult to date. Maybe early 60s
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General Discussion / Re: Great pics of Reg Park
« Last post by Sergio on November 03, 2023, 05:52:38 AM »
A classic pose around 1950
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