6/11/2013
Lately, less focus on spending a lot of time in the gym lifting. I usually do one or two compound lifts and then head out to do some cardio. That was tonight’s format. It fits my schedule well and I’m focusing on power and strength, but i don’t fail to neglect the endurance/strength portion of the training spectrum. I’m moving towards this style of training since i noticed that I haven’t actually tested my numbers in a while. They’re not looking too bad, all things considered.
Currently i’m sitting at a weight of about 197-200 and still 18.7% body fat. My fat loss has halted, but I do take into consideration the fact that I’ve just come off a carb filled weekend. I’ll give it another go at the end of the week and see if any progress has been made on that front.
When it comes to strength, I do notice some increases. Difficulty in some lifts have been decreased and overall awesomeness has been maximized.
Push Press
135x3x2
205x3
225xfail
225x1
225x1 (w/Belt)
Overhead Press
135x10 combined with 10 BW pullups
155x10 combined with 10 BW pullups
185x3x2
185x2
CG Incline BP
135x5
135x3 (EXPLOSION!)
225x3
245x2 (quarter reps)
Usually, i’ve found that to increase my bench, i just did quarter reps with the weight that i want to attain. The following workout i did quarter reps with a higher weight and higher rep count, and then the next workout after that, i went back to the first weight and then was able to complete that exercise with full or increased ROM. I may utilize this technique in the future.
Moving on…
400m warmup jog
200m sprints x7 w/ 20-30 secs rest in between.
yea. these were fun.
alrighty, thanks for reading all you t-nationers out there.