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Glutes... - May 8 2008 17:34:57
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War Lord
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A few days after doing my legs I sometimes get sharpish pain in my glutes... Looks like I'm heading towards haemorhoids if I'm not there already... Anyone got any advice for me? I think my legs are lagging a bit so i want to bulk them up further, how serious is this, should I drop the compounds/exercises that hit my glutes and just do isolation moves, or can i make changes so my glutes don't get hit so hard... Or shouldn't I worry about it? What rep ranges should I stick to, should i avoid doing low reps? i tend to do ascending pyramid sets and sometimes work up to a single on the leg press at least, though not on squats... The leg press has two differently angled parts to the foot plate you can use...
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RE: Glutes... - May 10 2008 0:47:03
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ORIGINAL: War Lord A few days after doing my legs I sometimes get sharpish pain in my glutes... Looks like I'm heading towards haemorhoids if I'm not there already... Anyone got any advice for me? I think my legs are lagging a bit so i want to bulk them up further, how serious is this, should I drop the compounds/exercises that hit my glutes and just do isolation moves, or can i make changes so my glutes don't get hit so hard... Or shouldn't I worry about it? What rep ranges should I stick to, should i avoid doing low reps? i tend to do ascending pyramid sets and sometimes work up to a single on the leg press at least, though not on squats... The leg press has two differently angled parts to the foot plate you can use... post your routine also how long you been training?
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