5/18:
BW: 185
Press:
125 x 6 (accidentally loaded 5lb too much)
120 x 5 x 6
Face Pull:
55 x 5, 10, 3x12, 10, 3x12
Chins:
225 (+40) x 3 x 5
Back Ext:
4x15
Curls:
45x8
70x3 (wrist pain)
5/20:
BW: 187.5
Chins:
277.5 (+90) x 5 @ 8.5
302.5 (+115) x 2 x 2 @ 9.5 each
Press:
125 x 7 x 5
Face Pulls:
70 x 2x5, 8x8
Back Ext:
4x15
Split Squat:
90 x 5 x 5
Comments:
Last week's heavy chins were heavy so I decided to stay at the same total weight this time. But it was too easy so I figured I'd do a couple sets of heavy doubles. I thought that all the focus on pressing would slow chinning progress but that was not the case. I believe I've maintained the ability to chin +135 through 10 lb of BW increase.
This week's pressing required some fairly long rest periods. For the last couple of sets for the 6x6 I needed to rest 10, then 15 minutes to ensure that I would not miss any reps. For 7x5 I managed to keep the rest periods to between 5 and 8 minutes.
I'm finding the split squats a lot harder on the grip than the legs right now. I guess my grip endurance isn't too great. Each set of 5 is really 10 reps and lasts about a minute or more by estimation.
5/20 I began the workout feeling kinda shitty and a bit nauseous but it went away about 15 minutes in during my chinning warmups, at which point I felt really good. This experience reinforces the idea that you can have good workouts even going in feeling terrible.
5/20 I began the workout feeling kinda shitty and a bit nauseous but it went away about 15 minutes in during my chinning warmups, at which point I felt really good. This experience reinforces the idea that you can have good workouts even going in feeling terrible.
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