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re: Daily Strength Check-In
Posted on 8/11/22 at 7:19 pm to lofty
Posted on 8/11/22 at 7:19 pm to lofty
Nowhere close to PR territory on DL, but at least I’m back to two plates.
Zero knee pain today.
Overhead Press (Barbell)
Set 1: 45 lb × 6 [Warm-up]
Set 2: 75 lb × 6
Set 3: 75 lb × 6
Set 4: 75 lb × 10
Bent Over One Arm Row (Dumbbell)
Set 1: 50 lb × 6
Set 2: 50 lb × 6
Set 3: 50 lb × 10
Shrug (Barbell)
Set 1: 125 lb × 6
Set 2: 125 lb × 6
Set 3: 125 lb × 12
Deadlift (Barbell)
Set 1: 95 lb × 6 [Warm-up]
Set 2: 135 lb × 6 [Warm-up]
Set 3: 165 lb × 6 [Warm-up]
Set 4: 185 lb × 3 [Warm-up]
Set 5: 225 lb × 6
Workout Notes: W5D2
Zero knee pain today.
Overhead Press (Barbell)
Set 1: 45 lb × 6 [Warm-up]
Set 2: 75 lb × 6
Set 3: 75 lb × 6
Set 4: 75 lb × 10
Bent Over One Arm Row (Dumbbell)
Set 1: 50 lb × 6
Set 2: 50 lb × 6
Set 3: 50 lb × 10
Shrug (Barbell)
Set 1: 125 lb × 6
Set 2: 125 lb × 6
Set 3: 125 lb × 12
Deadlift (Barbell)
Set 1: 95 lb × 6 [Warm-up]
Set 2: 135 lb × 6 [Warm-up]
Set 3: 165 lb × 6 [Warm-up]
Set 4: 185 lb × 3 [Warm-up]
Set 5: 225 lb × 6
Workout Notes: W5D2
Posted on 8/11/22 at 10:40 pm to FieldEngineer
Tonight
Bench: 190x9
Squats: 275 3x1
Incline BP: Up to 185x1
Curls: 45 3x6
Singles on squats to focus on depth.
Bench: 190x9
Squats: 275 3x1
Incline BP: Up to 185x1
Curls: 45 3x6
Singles on squats to focus on depth.
Posted on 8/12/22 at 1:50 pm to Bonkers119
Today:
Deadlift: 375 x 1 x 1, attempted 395 after hitting a 385 PR last week but it wasn't going up
Pin press: 170 x 1 x 2, 170 x 4 x 1 (had written to do 165 in my notebook but decided to go off memory instead of notebook like an idiot and didn't realize until afterwards I was lifting 5 pounds more than I intended to)
My Captain of Crush Grippers (Trainer, 100 lbs) came in yesterday so I've been playing with that.
Deadlift: 375 x 1 x 1, attempted 395 after hitting a 385 PR last week but it wasn't going up
Pin press: 170 x 1 x 2, 170 x 4 x 1 (had written to do 165 in my notebook but decided to go off memory instead of notebook like an idiot and didn't realize until afterwards I was lifting 5 pounds more than I intended to)
My Captain of Crush Grippers (Trainer, 100 lbs) came in yesterday so I've been playing with that.
Posted on 8/12/22 at 3:36 pm to G The Tiger Fan
Warmup
Stretching and agility drills
DB lunges
1 x 10 15# DBs
1 x 8 30# DBs
1 x 6 40# DBs
1 x 5 40# DBs
Sumo Squats
1 x 10 30# DBs
3 x 10 40# DBs
DB Leg Curls
1 x 10 30# DB
3 x 10 40# DB
Cutting it short. Five year old daughter begged me to to come to her dance practice. Can't say no to something that important to her.
Stretching and agility drills
DB lunges
1 x 10 15# DBs
1 x 8 30# DBs
1 x 6 40# DBs
1 x 5 40# DBs
Sumo Squats
1 x 10 30# DBs
3 x 10 40# DBs
DB Leg Curls
1 x 10 30# DB
3 x 10 40# DB
Cutting it short. Five year old daughter begged me to to come to her dance practice. Can't say no to something that important to her.
Posted on 8/13/22 at 10:05 pm to Maytheporkbewithyou
DB one arm Incline bench curl
1 x 25 10# DB
2 x 20 15# DB
1 x 20 20# DB
Hammer Curls
1 x 25 15# DBs
2 x 20 20# DBs
1 x 15 30# DBs
EZ curls
4 x 20 35#
Seated incline DB Curls
2 x 20 20# DBs
Tricep pushdowns
4 x 15 70# Res Bands
Skullcrushers
4 x 20 35#
My left elbow has some tendonitis going on. I think this is golfer's elbow so I'm going to do lighter weights higher reps for a few weeks and work in some reverse Tyler Twists to calm this down. I also think I strained the rotator cuff in my right shoulder doing deadlifts Tuesday night. It's been pretty sore, but responding to ice packs well. Hopefully this will calm down, too.
1 x 25 10# DB
2 x 20 15# DB
1 x 20 20# DB
Hammer Curls
1 x 25 15# DBs
2 x 20 20# DBs
1 x 15 30# DBs
EZ curls
4 x 20 35#
Seated incline DB Curls
2 x 20 20# DBs
Tricep pushdowns
4 x 15 70# Res Bands
Skullcrushers
4 x 20 35#
My left elbow has some tendonitis going on. I think this is golfer's elbow so I'm going to do lighter weights higher reps for a few weeks and work in some reverse Tyler Twists to calm this down. I also think I strained the rotator cuff in my right shoulder doing deadlifts Tuesday night. It's been pretty sore, but responding to ice packs well. Hopefully this will calm down, too.
This post was edited on 8/13/22 at 10:06 pm
Posted on 8/15/22 at 11:39 am to Maytheporkbewithyou
Saturday:
Power cleans: 115 x 5 x 3
Bench: 200 x 2 x 5, 200 x 1 x 4
Today's lifts:
Squat: 255 x 3 x 5
Deadlift: 370 x 1 x 5
Standing OHP: 145 x 2 x 4, 145 x 1 x 3
Power cleans: 115 x 5 x 3
Bench: 200 x 2 x 5, 200 x 1 x 4
Today's lifts:
Squat: 255 x 3 x 5
Deadlift: 370 x 1 x 5
Standing OHP: 145 x 2 x 4, 145 x 1 x 3
Posted on 8/15/22 at 1:52 pm to lsu777
I’ve now done a heavy bench, heavy squat, and volume OHP with the Kabuki Duffalo bar. I love it.
It’s thicker than a normal bar at 29mm so it rests more comfortably on your back. From a muscle recruitment standpoint, I really couldn’t tell a difference between the Duffalo bar and my Rogue OPB. The heavy and lengthier knurling in the middle of the bar was definitely a plus in keeping it on my back. For squats, the only real discernible feels were the middle knurling and it is much more comfortable in the shoulders. I think it also made it easier for me to brace. Highly recommend for anyone with limited shoulder mobility. Not sure I’ll go back to squatting with a normal barbell because it really felt no different other than being easier on my shoulders.
For bench, it does feel more different in a good way. The bigger bar makes it rest more comfortably in my wrists. The bend is also nice because it feels easier on the elbows. You also get more ROM going down to your chest with the bend so you feel it more in your chest. That said, I don’t think I’ll be totally discarding my OPB for bench like I probably will for squat. There’s definitely a different feel to it with the deeper ROM. I think I will continue to use my OPB for heavy bench days but use the Duffalo for my volume days.
The only qualm I really have is the bar sits a little awkwardly in J-cups if you don’t hinge them in with the force coming from inside the rack instead of outside. It will push them to the side a bit if the J-cup force is coming from the outside (not sure I’m explaining this clearly). If I had sandwich cups, it would probably be a non-issue. However, this is a very minor inconvenience and really doesn’t take away from the bar as a whole.
The comfort in my shoulders was noticeably different on every lift. Kabuki is just knocking it out of the park with their products. I still love my trap bar and use it almost every workout. Their stuff is definitely priced at a premium, but feels second to none for quality, construction, and variable applications. You definitely get what you pay for imo and it’s a great buy for home gym owners because of the versatility in their products.
I’ll give an update when my Transformer Bar comes in in December.
It’s thicker than a normal bar at 29mm so it rests more comfortably on your back. From a muscle recruitment standpoint, I really couldn’t tell a difference between the Duffalo bar and my Rogue OPB. The heavy and lengthier knurling in the middle of the bar was definitely a plus in keeping it on my back. For squats, the only real discernible feels were the middle knurling and it is much more comfortable in the shoulders. I think it also made it easier for me to brace. Highly recommend for anyone with limited shoulder mobility. Not sure I’ll go back to squatting with a normal barbell because it really felt no different other than being easier on my shoulders.
For bench, it does feel more different in a good way. The bigger bar makes it rest more comfortably in my wrists. The bend is also nice because it feels easier on the elbows. You also get more ROM going down to your chest with the bend so you feel it more in your chest. That said, I don’t think I’ll be totally discarding my OPB for bench like I probably will for squat. There’s definitely a different feel to it with the deeper ROM. I think I will continue to use my OPB for heavy bench days but use the Duffalo for my volume days.
The only qualm I really have is the bar sits a little awkwardly in J-cups if you don’t hinge them in with the force coming from inside the rack instead of outside. It will push them to the side a bit if the J-cup force is coming from the outside (not sure I’m explaining this clearly). If I had sandwich cups, it would probably be a non-issue. However, this is a very minor inconvenience and really doesn’t take away from the bar as a whole.
The comfort in my shoulders was noticeably different on every lift. Kabuki is just knocking it out of the park with their products. I still love my trap bar and use it almost every workout. Their stuff is definitely priced at a premium, but feels second to none for quality, construction, and variable applications. You definitely get what you pay for imo and it’s a great buy for home gym owners because of the versatility in their products.
I’ll give an update when my Transformer Bar comes in in December.
Posted on 8/15/22 at 2:49 pm to Dixie Normus
quote:
I’ve now done a heavy bench, heavy squat, and volume OHP with the Kabuki Duffalo bar. I love it.
It’s thicker than a normal bar at 29mm so it rests more comfortably on your back. From a muscle recruitment standpoint, I really couldn’t tell a difference between the Duffalo bar and my Rogue OPB. The heavy and lengthier knurling in the middle of the bar was definitely a plus in keeping it on my back. For squats, the only real discernible feels were the middle knurling and it is much more comfortable in the shoulders. I think it also made it easier for me to brace. Highly recommend for anyone with limited shoulder mobility. Not sure I’ll go back to squatting with a normal barbell because it really felt no different other than being easier on my shoulders.
For bench, it does feel more different in a good way. The bigger bar makes it rest more comfortably in my wrists. The bend is also nice because it feels easier on the elbows. You also get more ROM going down to your chest with the bend so you feel it more in your chest. That said, I don’t think I’ll be totally discarding my OPB for bench like I probably will for squat. There’s definitely a different feel to it with the deeper ROM. I think I will continue to use my OPB for heavy bench days but use the Duffalo for my volume days.
quote:
The comfort in my shoulders was noticeably different on every lift. Kabuki is just knocking it out of the park with their products. I still love my trap bar and use it almost every workout. Their stuff is definitely priced at a premium, but feels second to none for quality, construction, and variable applications. You definitely get what you pay for imo and it’s a great buy for home gym owners because of the versatility in their products.
Good to know. Im gonna pick up a lighter bar for my sons then gonan get a bamboo bar, then prolly either the duffalo bar or a longhorn bar from fringe. Heard good things about the longhorn also.
quote:
The only qualm I really have is the bar sits a little awkwardly in J-cups if you don’t hinge them in with the force coming from inside the rack instead of outside. It will push them to the side a bit if the J-cup force is coming from the outside (not sure I’m explaining this clearly). If I had sandwich cups, it would probably be a non-issue. However, this is a very minor inconvenience and really doesn’t take away from the bar as a whole.
i know about this. pretty common.
Posted on 8/15/22 at 4:32 pm to lsu777
First day back after a 17 day break. Everything felt light and easy except my traps were about to explode. Haven't done shrugs in 4 months
Bench Press (Barbell)
Set 1: 45 lbs × 20 [Warm-up]
Set 2: 45 lbs × 20 [Warm-up]
Set 3: 45 lbs × 20 [Warm-up]
Set 4: 45 lbs × 20 [Warm-up]
Set 5: 120 lbs × 4
Set 6: 140 lbs × 4
Set 7: 150 lbs × 4
Set 8: 150 lbs × 4
Set 9: 150 lbs × 4
Set 10: 150 lbs × 4
Set 11: 150 lbs × 4
Overhead Press (Barbell)
Set 1: 95 lbs × 5
Set 2: 95 lbs × 5
Set 3: 95 lbs × 5
Set 4: 95 lbs × 5
Skullcrusher (Dumbbell)
Set 1: 15 lbs × 12
Set 2: 15 lbs × 12
Set 3: 15 lbs × 12
Set 4: 15 lbs × 12
Bench Dip
Set 1: (+25 lbs) × 12
Set 2: (+25 lbs) × 12
Set 3: (+25 lbs) × 12
Wrist Rotations
Set 1: 15 lbs × 25
Set 2: 15 lbs × 25
Set 3: 15 lbs × 25
Set 4: 15 lbs × 25
Set 5: 15 lbs × 25
SUPERSET
Pull-a-parts
Set 1: 35 lbs × 20
Set 2: 35 lbs × 20
Set 3: 35 lbs × 20
Set 4: 35 lbs × 20
Shrug (Dumbbell)
Set 1: 50 lbs × 20
Set 2: 50 lbs × 20
Set 3: 50 lbs × 20
Set 4: 50 lbs × 20
Bench Press (Barbell)
Set 1: 45 lbs × 20 [Warm-up]
Set 2: 45 lbs × 20 [Warm-up]
Set 3: 45 lbs × 20 [Warm-up]
Set 4: 45 lbs × 20 [Warm-up]
Set 5: 120 lbs × 4
Set 6: 140 lbs × 4
Set 7: 150 lbs × 4
Set 8: 150 lbs × 4
Set 9: 150 lbs × 4
Set 10: 150 lbs × 4
Set 11: 150 lbs × 4
Overhead Press (Barbell)
Set 1: 95 lbs × 5
Set 2: 95 lbs × 5
Set 3: 95 lbs × 5
Set 4: 95 lbs × 5
Skullcrusher (Dumbbell)
Set 1: 15 lbs × 12
Set 2: 15 lbs × 12
Set 3: 15 lbs × 12
Set 4: 15 lbs × 12
Bench Dip
Set 1: (+25 lbs) × 12
Set 2: (+25 lbs) × 12
Set 3: (+25 lbs) × 12
Wrist Rotations
Set 1: 15 lbs × 25
Set 2: 15 lbs × 25
Set 3: 15 lbs × 25
Set 4: 15 lbs × 25
Set 5: 15 lbs × 25
SUPERSET
Pull-a-parts
Set 1: 35 lbs × 20
Set 2: 35 lbs × 20
Set 3: 35 lbs × 20
Set 4: 35 lbs × 20
Shrug (Dumbbell)
Set 1: 50 lbs × 20
Set 2: 50 lbs × 20
Set 3: 50 lbs × 20
Set 4: 50 lbs × 20
This post was edited on 8/15/22 at 4:34 pm
Posted on 8/15/22 at 7:08 pm to Yeti_Chaser
Deadlifts/Biceps:
1" Deficit Deadlift (Barbell)
Set 1: 135 lb × 5 [Warm-up]
Set 2: 225 lb × 3 [Warm-up]
Set 3: 315 lb × 3 [Warm-up]
Set 4: 365 lb × 4
Set 5: 395 lb × 3
Set 6: 415 lb × 2
Incline Curl (Dumbbell)
Set 1: 40 lb × 15
Set 2: 60 lb × 12
Set 3: 80 lb × 6
Ab Wheel
Set 1: 15 reps
Set 2: 15 reps
Set 3: 15 reps
Hammer Curls (Kettlebells)
Set 1: 50 lb × 12
Set 2: 50 lb × 12
1" Deficit Deadlift (Barbell)
Set 1: 135 lb × 5 [Warm-up]
Set 2: 225 lb × 3 [Warm-up]
Set 3: 315 lb × 3 [Warm-up]
Set 4: 365 lb × 4
Set 5: 395 lb × 3
Set 6: 415 lb × 2
Incline Curl (Dumbbell)
Set 1: 40 lb × 15
Set 2: 60 lb × 12
Set 3: 80 lb × 6
Ab Wheel
Set 1: 15 reps
Set 2: 15 reps
Set 3: 15 reps
Hammer Curls (Kettlebells)
Set 1: 50 lb × 12
Set 2: 50 lb × 12
Posted on 8/15/22 at 7:34 pm to lattin1
Tonight
Squats: 225x5, 260x5, and 290x5
Bench: 210 4x3 and 185 3x6
Front Squat: Up to 205 3x2
Close Grip BP: Up to 185x3
Curls: 40 4x10
I’m hoping to front squat 225 in the next few weeks.
Squats: 225x5, 260x5, and 290x5
Bench: 210 4x3 and 185 3x6
Front Squat: Up to 205 3x2
Close Grip BP: Up to 185x3
Curls: 40 4x10
I’m hoping to front squat 225 in the next few weeks.
This post was edited on 8/15/22 at 7:43 pm
Posted on 8/15/22 at 8:44 pm to Bonkers119
Only did main lifts. After screwing off since Thursday, everything felt heavy today.
Bench Press (Barbell)
Set 1: 45 lb × 8 [Warm-up]
Set 2: 95 lb × 8 [Warm-up]
Set 3: 125 lb × 8 [Warm-up]
Set 4: 145 lb × 8
Set 5: 145 lb × 8
Set 6: 145 lb × 8
Squat (Barbell)
Set 1: 45 lb × 6 [Warm-up]
Set 2: 95 lb × 6 [Warm-up]
Set 3: 135 lb × 6 [Warm-up]
Set 4: 155 lb × 6 [Warm-up]
Set 5: 185 lb × 3 [Warm-up]
Set 6: 205 lb × 6
Set 7: 205 lb × 6
Set 8: 205 lb × 6
Workout Notes: W6D1
Bench Press (Barbell)
Set 1: 45 lb × 8 [Warm-up]
Set 2: 95 lb × 8 [Warm-up]
Set 3: 125 lb × 8 [Warm-up]
Set 4: 145 lb × 8
Set 5: 145 lb × 8
Set 6: 145 lb × 8
Squat (Barbell)
Set 1: 45 lb × 6 [Warm-up]
Set 2: 95 lb × 6 [Warm-up]
Set 3: 135 lb × 6 [Warm-up]
Set 4: 155 lb × 6 [Warm-up]
Set 5: 185 lb × 3 [Warm-up]
Set 6: 205 lb × 6
Set 7: 205 lb × 6
Set 8: 205 lb × 6
Workout Notes: W6D1
Posted on 8/15/22 at 10:11 pm to Lobo Apple Sauce
Tweaked a knee this past weekend so I planned on taking it easy..
AM: 2.5 miles on an elliptical in the garage
Lunch:
Climb to a heavy back squat double, followed by one set of back squat x20.
Finished at 275x2 (stayed light)
155x20 stayed light here, too.
15 min cap
15-14-13-12-11-10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1
Cal Row
WallBalls 20/14
KB Swings 53/35
Push-ups
In the round of 10 at the cap Rx.
AM: 2.5 miles on an elliptical in the garage
Lunch:
Climb to a heavy back squat double, followed by one set of back squat x20.
Finished at 275x2 (stayed light)
155x20 stayed light here, too.
15 min cap
15-14-13-12-11-10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1
Cal Row
WallBalls 20/14
KB Swings 53/35
Push-ups
In the round of 10 at the cap Rx.
Posted on 8/16/22 at 6:31 am to Blutarsky
Warmup
Stretching
DB lunges
1 x 10 20# DBs
1 x 8 30# DBs
3 x 6 40# DBs
Sumo Squats
1 x 10 30# DBs
1 x 10 40# DBs
3 x 10 50# DBs
DB Leg Curls
2 x 10 30# DB
2 x 10 40# DB
DB Deadlifts
1 x 10 20# DBs
1 x 10 30# DBs
1 x 10 40# DBs
1 x 7 50# DBs
Calf raises
3 x 30 bw
Usually don't like early morning workouts, but this wasn't so bad once I got through my 3rd set of lunges.
Stretching
DB lunges
1 x 10 20# DBs
1 x 8 30# DBs
3 x 6 40# DBs
Sumo Squats
1 x 10 30# DBs
1 x 10 40# DBs
3 x 10 50# DBs
DB Leg Curls
2 x 10 30# DB
2 x 10 40# DB
DB Deadlifts
1 x 10 20# DBs
1 x 10 30# DBs
1 x 10 40# DBs
1 x 7 50# DBs
Calf raises
3 x 30 bw
Usually don't like early morning workouts, but this wasn't so bad once I got through my 3rd set of lunges.
Posted on 8/16/22 at 3:26 pm to Maytheporkbewithyou
Trying to make a concerted effort to go slow and squeeze muscles through this program. More bodybuilding style which is something I've never really done on compound lifts before for an extended period.
Bulgarian Split Squat
Set 1: 0 lbs × 5 [Warm-up]
Set 2: 0 lbs × 5 [Warm-up]
Set 3: 0 lbs × 5 [Warm-up]
Squat (Barbell)
Set 1: 45 lbs × 5 [Warm-up]
Set 2: 45 lbs × 5 [Warm-up]
Set 3: 45 lbs × 5 [Warm-up]
Set 4: 165 lbs × 3
Set 5: 190 lbs × 3
Set 6: 205 lbs × 3
Set 7: 205 lbs × 3
Set 8: 205 lbs × 3
Set 9: 205 lbs × 3
Set 10: 205 lbs × 3
Snatch Grip Deadlift
Set 1: 190 lbs × 8
Set 2: 190 lbs × 8
Set 3: 190 lbs × 8
Chin Up
Set 1: 3 reps
Set 2: 3 reps
Set 3: (+10 lbs) × 3
Set 4: (+10 lbs) × 3
Bent Over Row (Barbell)
Set 1: 120 lbs × 8
Set 2: 120 lbs × 8
Set 3: 120 lbs × 8
Bicep Curl (Barbell)
Set 1: 45 lbs × 25
Set 2: 45 lbs × 25
Set 3: 45 lbs × 25
Set 4: 45 lbs × 25
Wrist Rotations
Set 1: 20 lbs × 25
Set 2: 20 lbs × 25
Set 3: 20 lbs × 25
Set 4: 20 lbs × 25
Set 5: 20 lbs × 25
Rear Delt Flyes
Set 1: 10 lbs × 25
Set 2: 10 lbs × 25
Set 3: 10 lbs × 25
Set 4: 10 lbs × 25
Bulgarian Split Squat
Set 1: 0 lbs × 5 [Warm-up]
Set 2: 0 lbs × 5 [Warm-up]
Set 3: 0 lbs × 5 [Warm-up]
Squat (Barbell)
Set 1: 45 lbs × 5 [Warm-up]
Set 2: 45 lbs × 5 [Warm-up]
Set 3: 45 lbs × 5 [Warm-up]
Set 4: 165 lbs × 3
Set 5: 190 lbs × 3
Set 6: 205 lbs × 3
Set 7: 205 lbs × 3
Set 8: 205 lbs × 3
Set 9: 205 lbs × 3
Set 10: 205 lbs × 3
Snatch Grip Deadlift
Set 1: 190 lbs × 8
Set 2: 190 lbs × 8
Set 3: 190 lbs × 8
Chin Up
Set 1: 3 reps
Set 2: 3 reps
Set 3: (+10 lbs) × 3
Set 4: (+10 lbs) × 3
Bent Over Row (Barbell)
Set 1: 120 lbs × 8
Set 2: 120 lbs × 8
Set 3: 120 lbs × 8
Bicep Curl (Barbell)
Set 1: 45 lbs × 25
Set 2: 45 lbs × 25
Set 3: 45 lbs × 25
Set 4: 45 lbs × 25
Wrist Rotations
Set 1: 20 lbs × 25
Set 2: 20 lbs × 25
Set 3: 20 lbs × 25
Set 4: 20 lbs × 25
Set 5: 20 lbs × 25
Rear Delt Flyes
Set 1: 10 lbs × 25
Set 2: 10 lbs × 25
Set 3: 10 lbs × 25
Set 4: 10 lbs × 25
Posted on 8/16/22 at 7:33 pm to Blutarsky
Tonight
OHP: 145 4x3 (3,2,2,2)
Sumo Deadlifts: 255 3x6
Bench: 125x8, 150 2x6, 175 2x5, 200 2x3, and 225 2x1
Lateral Raises: 20x10, 25x8, 30x6
OHP is always there to keep me humble. My chest is sore.
OHP: 145 4x3 (3,2,2,2)
Sumo Deadlifts: 255 3x6
Bench: 125x8, 150 2x6, 175 2x5, 200 2x3, and 225 2x1
Lateral Raises: 20x10, 25x8, 30x6
OHP is always there to keep me humble. My chest is sore.
Posted on 8/17/22 at 4:21 pm to Bonkers119
Today's lifts:
Squat: 320 x 1 x 5, 320 x 2 x 4
Standing OHP: 155 x 1 x 1
Deadlifts: 295 x 3 x 5
Squat: 320 x 1 x 5, 320 x 2 x 4
Standing OHP: 155 x 1 x 1
Deadlifts: 295 x 3 x 5
Posted on 8/17/22 at 7:36 pm to G The Tiger Fan
Overhead Press (Barbell)
Set 1: 45 lb × 6 [Warm-up]
Set 2: 77.5 lb × 6
Set 3: 77.5 lb × 6
Set 4: 77.5 lb × 9
Deadlift (Barbell)
Set 1: 95 lb × 6 [Warm-up]
Set 2: 135 lb × 6 [Warm-up]
Set 3: 185 lb × 6 [Warm-up]
Set 4: 205 lb × 3 [Warm-up]
Set 5: 235 lb × 6
Workout Notes: W6D2
Set 1: 45 lb × 6 [Warm-up]
Set 2: 77.5 lb × 6
Set 3: 77.5 lb × 6
Set 4: 77.5 lb × 9
Deadlift (Barbell)
Set 1: 95 lb × 6 [Warm-up]
Set 2: 135 lb × 6 [Warm-up]
Set 3: 185 lb × 6 [Warm-up]
Set 4: 205 lb × 3 [Warm-up]
Set 5: 235 lb × 6
Workout Notes: W6D2
Posted on 8/17/22 at 10:42 pm to FieldEngineer
Bench Press (Barbell)
Set 1: 120 lbs × 8
Set 2: 130 lbs × 8
Set 3: 130 lbs × 8
Set 4: 130 lbs × 8
Set 5: 130 lbs × 8
SUPERSET
Front Raise (Dumbbell)
Set 1: 10 lbs × 10
Set 2: 10 lbs × 10
Set 3: 10 lbs × 10
Lateral Raise (Dumbbell)
Set 1: 10 lbs × 10
Set 2: 10 lbs × 10
Set 3: 10 lbs × 10
Upright Row (Dumbbell)
Set 1: 10 lbs × 10
Set 2: 10 lbs × 10
Set 3: 10 lbs × 10
Curl>Overhead Press
Set 1: 10 lbs × 10
Set 2: 10 lbs × 10
Set 3: 10 lbs × 10
Bench Press - Close Grip (Barbell)
Set 1: 105 lbs × 8
Set 2: 105 lbs × 8
Set 3: 105 lbs × 8
Set 4: 105 lbs × 8
Triceps Pushdown (Cable - Straight Bar)
Set 1: 35 lbs × 25
Set 2: 35 lbs × 25
Set 3: 35 lbs × 25
Wrist Rotations
Set 1: 20 lbs × 25
Set 2: 20 lbs × 25
Set 3: 20 lbs × 25
Set 4: 20 lbs × 25
Set 5: 20 lbs × 25
SUPERSET
Pull-a-parts
Set 1: 35 lbs × 25
Set 2: 35 lbs × 25
Set 3: 35 lbs × 25
Set 4: 35 lbs × 25
Shrug (Dumbbell)
Set 1: 50 lbs × 25
Set 2: 50 lbs × 25
Set 3: 40 lbs × 25
Set 4: 40 lbs × 25
Set 1: 120 lbs × 8
Set 2: 130 lbs × 8
Set 3: 130 lbs × 8
Set 4: 130 lbs × 8
Set 5: 130 lbs × 8
SUPERSET
Front Raise (Dumbbell)
Set 1: 10 lbs × 10
Set 2: 10 lbs × 10
Set 3: 10 lbs × 10
Lateral Raise (Dumbbell)
Set 1: 10 lbs × 10
Set 2: 10 lbs × 10
Set 3: 10 lbs × 10
Upright Row (Dumbbell)
Set 1: 10 lbs × 10
Set 2: 10 lbs × 10
Set 3: 10 lbs × 10
Curl>Overhead Press
Set 1: 10 lbs × 10
Set 2: 10 lbs × 10
Set 3: 10 lbs × 10
Bench Press - Close Grip (Barbell)
Set 1: 105 lbs × 8
Set 2: 105 lbs × 8
Set 3: 105 lbs × 8
Set 4: 105 lbs × 8
Triceps Pushdown (Cable - Straight Bar)
Set 1: 35 lbs × 25
Set 2: 35 lbs × 25
Set 3: 35 lbs × 25
Wrist Rotations
Set 1: 20 lbs × 25
Set 2: 20 lbs × 25
Set 3: 20 lbs × 25
Set 4: 20 lbs × 25
Set 5: 20 lbs × 25
SUPERSET
Pull-a-parts
Set 1: 35 lbs × 25
Set 2: 35 lbs × 25
Set 3: 35 lbs × 25
Set 4: 35 lbs × 25
Shrug (Dumbbell)
Set 1: 50 lbs × 25
Set 2: 50 lbs × 25
Set 3: 40 lbs × 25
Set 4: 40 lbs × 25
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