Monday, November 21, 2016
135 lb Military Press 135 x 5 x 5,48 kg belt squats,floor pushups, side delts
Not as easy as I expected, not because of strength but because I was very tight. Didn't take enough time, in retrospect, to open up my front panel and it was hard to keep my arch during my presses.Once I was in position it was no problem but I found I was drifting in and out of the arch during each set.
The reps I was "in" the press went smoothly. If I was too forward so was the bar.
The good news is that no reps were ever in doubt if just hard.
Military Press
stick x 5
bar x 5
65 x 5
85 x 4
105 x 3
120 x 2
135 x 5 x 5
Belt squats ( no plates)
48 kg x x 14 17 20 20
really really worked at flexing the quads at lockout, WAAY harder
Floor pushups
2 sets of 30
1 set of 25
had to take a break for a family emergency and finished the pushups and laterals afterward, Cooled down too much
side delts
3 sets of 15 with 15s
BW 163.6
BF 12.1
W 56.7
ok rest up tomorrow
datsit
DFQ
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