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Frank Capallupo
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Re: Training in your 60's
« Reply #260 on: February 28, 2010, 05:42:28 pm »

Today was chest and shoulders:

Warm up: Sit ups, 3x60 reps.

Incline db bench press: 7x15-6 reps
Pec dec flyes: 5x20-8 reps.

Seated lateral raises: 8x20-10 reps.
Presses bh neck: 5x10-6 reps


breakfast: Cream of wheat cooked in skim milk and whey pro mixed in and one cup of coffee.
Lunch: One grilled chicken breast over a salad of various greens and tomato's. I use a little olive oil and vinager for a dressing...Water to drink with lemon.
Snack: Hi pro whey shake made with skim milk and a banana.
Dinner: 6 egg white and cheese omelette, mixed with spinach. 1/2 cup cottage cheese with sliced peaches. I drank a cup of coffee.
Before bed: One PP&Jam sandwich on wheat and small glass of skim milk.

Pumping hard,

Frank Smiley
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Re: Training in your 60's
« Reply #261 on: March 01, 2010, 05:38:10 pm »

Thanks, Frank!  You're a "hard core dude!"  I knew it!  Me too... but damn I do get tempted!  Kiss
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Re: Training in your 60's
« Reply #262 on: March 01, 2010, 06:55:07 pm »

Today was a hard core leg workout:

Warm up: Incline sit ups. 3x60 reps holding a 5 lbs. plate on my forehead.

Leg ext:  5x20 -10 reps.
Free bar squats full squats: 8x12-6 reps.....example last set was with 315 lbs.
Leg curls: 3x20 reps.
Calf raises 10x20-10 reps.


Breakfast: Oatmeal mixed with skim milk and blue berry yogurt.........One cup of coffee.
Lunch: 2 PP&J sandwiches on whole wheat and a large glass of skim milk.
Snack: A whey hi pro shake made with skim milk and one banana.
Dinner: 1/2 lbs. hamburger grilled with a slice of Swiss cheese, home made cole slaw and a baked potato.
Before bed: One PP&J sandwich on whole wheat and a small glass of skim milk.

Pumping hard,

Frank Smiley
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Re: Training in your 60's
« Reply #263 on: March 02, 2010, 06:08:15 pm »

About a week ago, I injured my elbow doing skull crushers with a pair of 50# DB. That being said, I have some swelling and after seeing the doctor yesterday, I was told to lay off of any tricep movements for a week. Thus I have changed my routine around to follow his advise.

Today, the entire upper body as follows:

Warm up: Incline sit ups, 4x75-50 reps.

Pec dec: 10x20-8 reps
Pull downs: 10x20-10 reps
Seated lateral raises: 10x20-8 reps.
Machine curls over the bench: 10x20-8 reps.

Breakfast: Oatmeal mixed in skim milk with 10 raw almonds and a cup of coffee.
During workout: Whey pro mixed with water (50 gr.).
Lunch: 6 egg whites scrambled with a slice of cheese and one piece of dry wheat toast, small glass of skim milk.
Snack: Whey hi pro shake mixed with frozen banana and skim milk.
Dinner: Two pork loin chops grilled, cole slaw and green beans. Drank crystal light.
Snack: Cottage cheese mixed with some dry fruit.

Pumping hard,

Frank Smiley
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Re: Training in your 60's
« Reply #264 on: March 02, 2010, 07:48:15 pm »

That's great Pal.

You still look better then the rest of us.

How's Lulu?
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Re: Training in your 60's
« Reply #265 on: March 03, 2010, 07:05:18 pm »

That's great Pal.

You still look better then the rest of us.

How's Lulu?
Thanks Burr and I see that you are doing well with your workouts..........Lulu is doing great!! Smiley
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Re: Training in your 60's
« Reply #266 on: March 03, 2010, 07:12:12 pm »

Today was another leg day:

Warm up: Incline sit ups: 1x100, 1x50 and 1x25.

Leg press: 6x20-10 reps
Leg ext: 5x20-10 reps.
Hacks: 5x15-10 reps.
Leg curls: 2x20 reps.
Calf raises: 6x20-10 reps.

Breakfast: Kashi hi pro cereal with skim milk and one cup of coffee.
During workout: Whey hi pro mixed with water.
Lunch: 2 PP&J on whole wheat and a glass of skim milk.
Snack: Whey hi pro shake made with skim milk and a banana.
Dinner: Chicken stir fry with lots of fresh veggi's, brown rice and ice tea.
Snack: Bowl of oatmeal and skim milk.

Pumping hard,

Frank Smiley
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Re: Training in your 60's
« Reply #267 on: March 08, 2010, 01:42:12 pm »

Here is a brief update: I am still working out around the injured elbow. Most of the pain is gone and I am sure that by next week, I should be as good as new. That being said, I have been hitting my legs very hard. I have been traing them three times per week as follows:

5 sets of leg presses: 25-10 reps adding more weights to each set.
5 sets of front squats: 12-6 reps adding weight to each set and going very deep.
5 sets of hacks: 15-10 reps adding weight to each set and feet close together.
5 sets of leg curls: 20 reps each set.
10 sets of calf raises: 30-10 reps going very heavy with always a good stretch bottom and top.

Working around the injured elbow as follows: Using this routine three times per week:

10 sets of pec deck: 20-8 reps adding weight every two sets.
10 sets of pull downs: 20-10 reps adding weight every two sets and using a full range of motion.
10 sets of lateral raises: 20-8 reps increasing weight every two sets.
10 sets of light but very high rep bb seated curls: 20 -15 reps.

Everyday: Incline sit ups 3 sets 100 reps each set, holding a 5# plate on my forehead.

I will continue with this routine for one month.....I would rather be safe than sorry, besides I see some improvements. Smiley

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Frank Undecided
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Re: Training in your 60's
« Reply #268 on: March 08, 2010, 02:20:49 pm »


Lunch: 2 PP&J on whole wheat and a glass of skim milk.


Hey Frank, how much peanut butter do your spread  on the bread?    Do you still eat it when leaning down?   
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Re: Training in your 60's
« Reply #269 on: March 08, 2010, 02:43:35 pm »


Lunch: 2 PP&J on whole wheat and a glass of skim milk.


Hey Frank, how much peanut butter do your spread  on the bread?    Do you still eat it when leaning down?   
Yo Chris - I spread it on very thick. Remember, I buy the natural kind and after I open the jar, I dump out the oil that is on the top. 6 weeks prior to a show, I stop eating all kinds of nuts, including the peanut butter. I live mainly on chicken, egg whites, veggie's, oatmeal and brown rice.
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Re: Training in your 60's
« Reply #270 on: March 08, 2010, 05:26:38 pm »


Yo Chris - I spread it on very thick. Remember, I buy the natural kind and after I open the jar, I dump out the oil that is on the top.

Thanks,  I will have to buy some of that stuff.
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