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My whole posterior chain kills me after a hard snatch day. Double entendres be damned. Traps hurt too, but not my shoulders.
There are a lot of guys here way more advanced than me, just FYI. Urban's site has that lifting 102 article which is excellent, and is generally the kind of program I follow on strength & power day, with the difference that I change each workout, and he changes each week.
Basically, I have something like 20ish exercises I might do for strength&power day. I pick 6 or so and work them hard each time, and then the next week I pick 6 more. So if I did snatches last time, I might do cleans this time. If I did front squats last time, I might do dumbell walking lunges this time. If I did deadlifts last time, I might do romanian deadlifts this time. If I did alternating dumbell bench presses last time, I might do dumbell incline bench this time. If I did thrusters last time, I might do dumbell swings this time. Anyway, you get the idea: a syllabus of really solid exercises, with emphasis on compound movements where possible, through which I rotate each time.
Aside from the fact that I really like the results of hitting multiple muscles with multiple heavy exercises, it's also more interesting in the weight room than doing the same exercises over and over. If I start to plateau on an exercise, I put it on the shelf for a bit and work on whatever the weak link is. I'm fairly new to this type of workout, I'd previously always done upper/lower/leg type splits.
Last edited by Ogun; 12-30-2005 at 05:12 PM.
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