By way of introduction I am a member of SE and was introduced to DC training philosophies over there. I have read the CFP thread in its entirety and saw several mentions throughout the thread of a DC training spreadsheet to log DC style workouts. I have done a search on this board and haven't turned up anything. Can someone point me in the right direction. Thanks.
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KD, Welcome to the board and do not be offended by Mikey is was let out of his cage this morning and I will call his handler in a moment.
Just a simple spiral note book is fine, write down your workset numbers with the name of the exercise and you are good to go, when you start your second rotatation write down your previous numbers and weight next to that exercise so you can beat the weight or reps from the last time...Comment
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PM PTAaron. He uses a spread prog I believe. I liked spreads to.I just can't part with my "Stary Night" Van Gogh notebook.
Welcome to the board and good luck!
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KD- Welcome to the board bro. I once again apolgize for my statement. I just try to keep everything simple as possible, it seems to me that it is of human nature that we like to complicate things so much....especially after seeing a few twerps in the gym with palm pilots recording everything... heck if i knew if they recorded their VO2 max, heart rate, as well for the blood pressure during the exercise to meet their exertion volume rate.Comment
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MikeyG, for some people though using technology makes it more interesting. I liked doing my extra class work online. It's just more fun to me. I don't like to write letters but I will type one. Who knows. If they are in the gym trying, then I give them credit.International Elite Raw Powerlifter
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Originally posted by MikeyGLOL!!!
KD- Welcome to the board bro. I once again apolgize for my statement. I just try to keep everything simple as possible, it seems to me that it is of human nature that we like to complicate things so much....especially after seeing a few twerps in the gym with palm pilots recording everything... heck if i knew if they recorded their VO2 max, heart rate, as well for the blood pressure during the exercise to meet their exertion volume rate.Comment
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Originally posted by FutureMikeyG, for some people though using technology makes it more interesting. I liked doing my extra class work online. It's just more fun to me. I don't like to write letters but I will type one. Who knows. If they are in the gym trying, then I give them credit.Comment
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KD, You want insults, just hang around for a while, we get into some pretty good moods here, with all the high test levels and the clomid times and lets not forget the damn low carbs, so don't go pissing me off, got it, I get banning happy sometimes, you don't agree with me, off with your Forearms...Comment
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I use a pre-printed spreadsheet for my workouts. The left column has all my exercises and there are three other rows labeled Monday, Wednesday, Friday, so for each exercise I do I just write the weight used and reps. I figure it's less writing than using a notebook and having to write the name of each exercise; after some of my sets I'm so fryed that it's all I can do to hold the pen steady enough to write the numbers, much less have to spell out every exercise.Comment
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