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I do sonograms for high risk OB. About 87% of our patients are there for obesity. It’s very hard on my right arm.
You’re leaving this wide open
Sounds like that is part of the job
Bring it.
I mean, heavy on your right arm…
You’re there to take pictures…not to provide Euphorigenic augmentation.
I’m exceptional at multitasking.
That a very posh way of saying she’s giving them a quick J Arthur
I get paid well for a reason. ![]()
Do you have any idea how difficult it is to locate a 400g baby in a 158kg woman? Using sound waves? Far more time consuming and prone to injury than Euphorigenic augmentation. And while I know for sure I am exceptional at one, I feel confident that I would also excel at the other. And I will leave it to you to decide which is which.
(I would like to point out that I took the time to convert to kgs for you metric system loving men).
@Cyrrex I apologize for the serious left turn that has happened in your log. I blame @wiseman83 .
As far as I can tell, there is still nothing serious happening here so no need to apologize.
Trying the thing that is all the new rage, but I have a lot of tweaking to do. First, I started at 4 inches off the ground, which is a spot a definitely and absolutely hate. Second, my equipment is not optimal. I couldn’t even use the pins today, so I did it of stack plates…which makes everything more awkward. Also, I have some new-ish straps that seem ill suited for heavy work like this, so I actually took them off again after the first set at 190. All in all, I hated it.
Then I put it on the floor and hit a conventional rep PR at 150. Not exactly a massive set, but man the last couple reps were murder.
Afternoon Workout
Wednesday, 3 December 2025 at 15.14
Rack Pull (Barbell)
Set 1: 70 kg × 5
Set 2: 90 kg × 3
Set 3: 110 kg × 3
Set 4: 130 kg × 2
Set 5: 150 kg × 2
Set 6: 170 kg × 2
Set 7: 190 kg × 2
Set 8: 190 kg × 2
Set 9: 200 kg × 1
Set 10: 210 kg × 2
Notes: 4 inches, set on top of two plates.
Deadlift (Barbell)
Set 1: 150 kg × 15 (rep PR)
https://link.strong.app/fjfcqjbj
That’s gross!
Nice work.
Thanks, but I feel like I am falling behind.
That’s what you get for being a follower.
I disagree.
It just LOOKS like something I would like. But sometimes there isn’t a problem that needs fixing, just need to sack up.
High rep deadlifts hit different.
I did some pretty wild sets there for a bit earlier this year. Felt like vomiting most days.
Given my specific history (explosive back injury), this kind of high rep stuff is probably better for me than heavy, low volume stuff. If I was a more responsible adult, I would make it a focal point in my training.
Alright, so more bench today, and mixed in some DB OHP at the end, just because. Top end strength feels weirdly insufficient, but then I absolutely destroyed 100 for a PR. Every rep felt good.
Of course, my arms were rubber for the OHPs, but whatever.
Afternoon Workout
Thursday, 4 December 2025 at 15.11
Bench Press (Barbell)
Set 1: 50 kg × 5
Set 2: 62,5 kg × 5
Set 3: 75 kg × 5
Set 4: 87,5 kg × 3
Set 5: 100 kg × 3
Set 6: 112,5 kg × 1
Set 7: 125 kg × 1
Set 8: 100 kg × 15 (rep PR)
Seated Overhead Press (Dumbbell)
Set 1: 20 kg × 6
Set 2: 24 kg × 6
Set 3: 28 kg × 6
Set 4: 32 kg × 6
Set 5: 36 kg × 6
Set 6: 40 kg × 10
Set 7: 30 kg × 12
https://link.strong.app/mcaakgeu
You seem to be hitting an awful lot of PRs for all the whining about feeling weak.
Good job. ![]()
He’s like Sampson from the Bible, except it’s not long hair it’s moaning about lifting, if he stopped his bench would drop 50% instantly.
Also congrats, but you beat me by 2 reps, as my teenage daughter would say (you’ll have to imagine the sassy tone) - rude.