Palm Up One Arm Cable Row
60x10
70x10
75x10
75x10
*Went to a different gym and the weight felt lighter so I bumped it up to 75
One Arm Incline Dumbbell Bench Press
60x10
60x10
60x10
60x10
One Leg Deadlift with Dumbbells
50x10
60x10
60x10
60x10
*Left knee had some anterior pain so I went easy on it today and focused on maintaining my balance and going as low as possible with good form
Since spring break is coming up, I decided to start carb cycling and add into two/three cardio sessions per week. Alongside, I have ramped up my olive/fish oil consumption. Currently I am using Nutrex Lipo6, which I plan to cycle with Green Tea capsules week to week.
FeedBack so far
The drop in carbs has made me feel a bit more fatigued.
I can see a bit more definition, probably just water loss
Currently weigh in about 167 ish
Mentally tough to diet
Stopped Lipo6 from sharp chest pain, I’ll stick with diet/cardio and no fatloss supplements
I’m desperate for a better deadlift (405 to be specific). I’m thinking about following Poliquins advanced protocols for controlled overtraining. My training will be focused on 10-12 singles for a few days in a role, until it drops to about 60-70% of my 1rm.
I understand it is very advanced and taxing. I couldn’t see a better time to experiment with it. I’m a 2nd semster senior, and I can eat/sleep/rest a lot.
120kgx1
130kgx 5x1
125kgx 4x1
120kgx 2x1
Total reps = 12
Did some calve exercises. It’s such a small muscle group I doubt it’ll hamper my ability to recover.
Supplements:
15 to 20 grams of fish oil a day
Flax seed hulls for fiber
20 grams BCAA during training
Not a supplement, but I’m aiming for 2grams of protein (300-340grams)
Whey protein
Some vitamin C to speed up recovery and lower cortisol
ZMA for sleep
Recovery supplements after I’m done with the program
*Hopefully my shipment will arrive in time