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Tuesday
20100525
Warmup: 15-20 min Treadmill
Deadlift: rest-What felt good, but ~2min
95 x 10
145 x 3
165 x 1
175 x 1
195 x 1
215 x 1 ##
RDL's - 1min rest
135 x 6
135 x 6
135 x 8 **
Low Cable Row - 1 min rest
70 x 10
70 x 10
70 x 13
Overhead Press - 1min rest
45 x 10
45 x 10
45 x 12
Workout Notes:
## Deadlift Notes:
Was quite shocked at being able to pull 215 from the floor after not lifting for so long. I could likely have added 10# and kept going, maybe even 20#, but my last rep was slower than the previous. I'll have to check through my logs, but I think this might be a new PR, or at least a Matched PR. My goal was to get a good starting point/base for a 5/3/1 cycle of Deadlifts. I think I've done this now.
RDL Notes:
A little bummed on my last set. I think I could have pulled out a couple more reps, but one of the regular chicks was asking if she could have the other bar near where I was working out. Bottom line, a distraction to answer her and I lost focus. Oh well, at least it wasn't my main lift for the day.
Row Notes:
Now much to say, the all felt good, I just wish it was more weight. I used the close grip V Handle.
Overhead Notes:
Weakness is still in my tri's, but just need to continue working. These were about as weak as my Bench from the previous workout.
Overall:
Pretty good workout, Everything felt good and I was able to complete all planned exercises and reps. I should add some Ab work to the end though.
My Plan: And I'd love opinions of whether or not this is a decent plan currently.
Since have been having trouble getting to the gym lately, I don't really want to do a Upper/lower split. Therefore, I intend each workout to be a full body workout revolving around the big complex lifts. Each workout will have a main focus and heavy lift (Bench, Squat, DL, maybe Overhead Press). For the Main lifts, I plan to use the 5/3/1 schema and follow it up with a variation of the same lift with lower weight and more reps (aka BBB) and less rest time.
After the main lift, I will do a minimum of two more lifts to complete the full body. Using last nights workout as an example, main lift DL, then a Upper Body Pull and Push to complete the Full Body workout. These other lifts will vary based on the main lift, time I have left, equipment availability. Mainly, these lifts will be in the 6-12 rep range with short rest periods similar to a WS4SB template. I may even throw some complex routines in as the supplement to the main lift to round out the Full body workout.
Weight: 178 workout conditions
Cliff
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