Hi all,

Forgot to say thank you to Miguel for his mail thx.

As you said you may start D.C.T. again, but would not go up in weight so fast,
that's what I did, just go up nice and slowly and you
will go up and up in weights, it's like a damn computer program, but you have to
put a "lot" of physical effort into it, and mental.

I to concur its a damn unbelievable program and nothing touches it.

Why do you not go to the gym on a more quite time, as you really need the rest
between sets.

Wayne



Here's a comment.

I can't do Direct Compensation exactly as recommended. This is because I only
train twice a week (often less) and my crowded gym
frequently prevents me from rotating sets on, say, pulldowns and inclines. I
seldom can wait as long as I'd wish between sets
(especially after those opening 20-rep sets) because there's always someone
hovering around asking me how many sets I have left... I
develop intense elbow pain when I perform rapid 20-rep pressing sets... And I
can't figure out how to do Casler crunches :D But
STILL, even with all these limitations, I do great on this program. I concur:
it's a damn unbelievable program, and nothing else
touches it.

Miguel

--- WAYNE <waynegr@...> escribió:

> Para: <Hitdigest@yahoogroups.com>
> De: "WAYNE" <waynegr@...>
> Fecha: Sun, 15 Oct 2006 23:45:41 +0100
> Asunto: Re: [HIT Digest] Re: Direct Compensation
> Training update
>
> First I would like to state again, this is "my" interpretation of John
> Casler's Direct Compensation training. But it's worked a 100%
>
> Hi Wayne sorry if I missed it but How often did you
> train?And how much did your weights increase? And
> how much at a time did you add
> as your reps go down sometimes so is that when you
> have added weight? Also how often were you
> training?Thanks Jeremy
>
> I work each bodypart once every week, and legs
> twice, alternate squat and then leg extensions and
> leg curl, and calves three times,
> on a split, all D.C.T. except calves 10x15, rep
> speed is 1/2 or faster.
>
> Tues morning leg curl,
> Tues night leg extension, calve raise,
> thur morning shrugs, triceps pressdowns,
> fri morning one handed curls on the multi biceps
> fri night squats, calve raise
> sun morning one armed Nautilus pullover, finished
> off with rows,
> sun afternoon one armed nautilus lateral raise
> finished of with shoulder press,
> sun night wrist curls, reverse curl, calve raise.
>
> Weights incrested all the time, but I only added 1
> pound to each exercise per training session, and 2
> pounds for legs, however over
> a year that is 52 pounds and 104 and two years 104
> and 108.
>
> And I added weight every time I reached the desired
> number of reps, which was about 95% of the time,
> it's damn unbelievable program,
> in my opinion nothing touch's it, only problem most
> will not grow or get stronger on it, because most
> will not stick it, but please
> do, as it's so rewarding.
>
> Wayne
>
>
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>
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