2-17-18
ME Upper
A1) Log Incline – 110x5, 130x5, 160x5, 180x4, 160x10
A2) Log row – same sets/reps
B1) High-incline one arm press – 3x10 with 55s
B2) Chest supported row – 3x10
B3) reverse flys – 3x10
C1) sit-ups, like 3x25
C2) Axle Curls – empty axle x 50, 12, 12
2-19-18
AM – ME Lower
Box Squat, slightly above parallel - high bar, wide stance
45x10, 95x5, 135x5, 185x5, 225x5, 245x5, 275x5, 295x5, 315x3
RDLs, straps & false grip – 45x10, 135x10, 225x10, 315x10, 365x4
Bulgarian Split squats – bodyweight x 3x10
Farmers Carries – 115/hand x 200’
PM - Jui Jitsu
We worked on some flow drills leading into submission. I went two 6-minute rounds in a row, and was fighting the urge to pass out lol. My first opponent was a 1-1 submission, I managed to get a nice legs-around-the-body lock & just extended my body. My second opponent however got me like 6 times.
Notes
Back & biceps are smoked from all the work. Loving this program right now though, super versatile, tons of variety, & I’m feeling pretty good. I like not being locked into something - without a home gym rigid programming kind of sucks.
It’s small, but I prefer the wsb2 set-up as opposed to wsb3. The difference, is in version 2 traps & grip are worked on lower body days, & abs on upper. It is opposite in version 3. I much prefer the former’s placement, as I feel like traps & grip assist more with lower body movements (deadlift, farmers, tires, & stones), than they do with upper body work, & I need not worry about saving my grip for an upcoming session.
Plus since upper body days are relatively less taxing, tossing abs in there isn’t as much of a chore.