Breakfast:
3 eggs
3 oz ground beef
1 cup whole milk
----Total: 559 Kcal, 32g fat, 13g carbs, 51g protein
Workout
OHP
45 x 5
55 x 3
65 x 5
65 x 5
65 x 5
65 x 5
65 x 5
Squat
95 x 6
115 x 5
135 x 5
155 x 3
170 x 5
170 x 5
170 x 5
170 x 5
cut this one set short, after the fourth set I twisted my leg wrong
Pullups
5
5
5
5
5
Assistance: Grip
10 archer pushups
10 side squats
deadhang 32 seconds
25 88lb kettlebell squeezes
10 count 88lb kettlebell one arm hold each side
Forearm curl high bar x1
rev forearm curl low bar x3
After workout snack
1 ensure
----Total: 220 Kcal, 6g fat, 32g carbs, 9g protein
Lunch:
1 roll with turkey and cheese
1 juice box
most of a tbsp oregano
1 shred of lettuce
1 crouton
----Total: 492 Kcal, 14g fat, 61g carbs, 29g protein
Need 1429 Kcal and 71-111g protein left (for 160g total and 200g total respectively)
I did the cardio bike challenge as practice. Only got 2:59, which is still beating my set goal of less than 3 minutes, but I need to start practicing again.
A kid a know was doing trap bar deadlift, and he was doing something like 250 (I found out the trap bar is 50), so I asked if I could try it. Easy. Even after doing the challenge (I did rest some). So we moved up a bit. 270. 300ish. 320. and finally 340. Uh⊠I can trap bar deadlift (albeit it was a LONG grinder) 340lbs??? Thatâs surprising. The kid (110lbs, heâs strong and trains with that exercise) topped at like 290 or something, with a belt. I didnât use a belt because I donât believe in belts. Its cheating. If you canât lift it without a belt, you canât lift it. Never used one, never will.
I know its supposed to be easier than conventional deadlift though, right? So what might be an approximate of my normal deadlift (if you can even calculate it with that)? Im curious now.
Time to eat