Training Log Entry 1:
Woke up at 0930. Did 10 minutes of bike HIIT. 2 minutes at level 6, 8 minutes at level 5. Total calories burned: 153.
At 1025, ate 1 bowl of low carb/high protein cereal with 2% milk, drank one glass of diet coke. Total nutritional value: 180 calories, 6.5 grams of fat, 25.5 net carbs, 27 grams of protein.
1145, went to Taco Bell, ate 1 nacho belle grande and small taco, drank one mug of diet coke. Totale nutritional value: 820 calories, 41 grams of fat, 87 grams of carbs, 26 grams of protein
1320: Nutrition Bar (170 calories, 70 calories from fat, 8 grams of fat, 2 net carbs, 10 grams of protein) and a glass of diet coke (don't worry, I drink my water when I workout)
1415-1505: Heavy bag work. 4 minute rounds, 30 seconds rest in between each round. First 3 rounds done bare knuckle, rest done with NHB gloves. Heavy focus on hand techniques, elbows, and boxing due to fractured ankle, yet still included right roundhouse & push-kick, right and left straight/cup/up knees from in and out of clinch.
Note: Right cross is hitting with high power, but off target when wearing gloves. Need to focus more on hitting the target directly and less on putting as much force as possible.
During workout: .5 gallons of water consumed
1520: Peanut butter sandwhich and water. Total nutritional value of meal:
500 calories, 33 grams of fat, 18 net carbs, 24 grams of protein.
1730: Dinner at Coco's. BBQ ribs and chicken combo with vegetables. Total nutitional value: 554 calories, 42 grams of protein,
1815: 2 scoops of low carb icecream. Total nutritional value:
320 calories, 11 grams of fat, 8 net cars, 4 grams of protein.
2010-2110: Weight lifting (Day 2 on split Back, shoulders, biceps)
Behind the back barbell shrugs: 4sets, 1-5 reps at 185lbs
Barbell shrugs: 4 sets, 1-5 reps at 185lbs
Barbell row: 5 sets, 1-5 reps at 135lbs
Deadlift: 4 sets, 6-8 reps at 115lbs (taking it light due to pressure on ankle)
Standing barbell shoulder press: 4 sets, 1-5 reps at 135lbs
Barbell shoulder raise: 4 sets, 1-5 reps at 75lbs
Seated barbell shoulder press: 4 sets, 1-5 reps at 125lbs
Hammer Curls: 2 sets of 1-5 reps at 70, 2 sets of 1-5 reps at 65
Dumbell curls: 2 sets of 1-5 reps at 65, 2 sets of 1-5 reps at 60
Seated isloation dumbell curls: 4 sets, 1-5 reps at 50lbs
Close grip e-z bar curl: 4 sets, 1-5 reps at 125lbs
2210: Post lifting meal. Protein shake and protein bar. Total nutritional value: 860 calories, 25 grams of fat, 16 net carbs, 85 grams of protein
2300: 100 push-ups
2415: 2 chicken breasts. Totla nutritional value: 260 calories, 14 grams of fat, 2 net carbs, 34 grams of protein.
0230: sleep
Total nutritional value of the day:
Calories: 3664
Net carbs: 139.5g
Grams of fat: 138.5g
Protein: 252g
Water Consumed: 1.5+ gallons
Note: My info on my dinner is innaccurate. I was unable to find any info on CoCo's menu, so I took the rating for 1lb of chicken breast and multiplied by 2.
This is in general an average day, except I normally don't eat Taco Bell. If/when I eat fast food, I get a low carb double six dollar burger at Carl's Jr. This affects the results as so:
Low carb double six dollar burger:
Calories: 1434
Net Carbs: 26
Protein: 62
Fat: 118
Normal Daily intake:
Calories: 4308
Net carbs: 78.5g
Fat: 215.5g
Protein: 288
And that's a normal day in my life. I don't plan to look up the nutritional value in all the food I eat at this point, but you get the idea of what I consider "normal"
ok, that's pretty damn detailed. i'm impressed.
ReplyDeleteDon't be; I don't intend to keep tabs on my food so much. I just wanted to outline a basic day for now.
ReplyDeletewow you have a lot of protein, are you a bodybuilder or a fighter? or are you both?
ReplyDeleteI'm a "bodybuilder" in the sense that I'm building my body, but my training methods are more geared towards strength.
ReplyDeletedeadlifts work your hammies too. you're screwed on the next day splits when you work your legs, but thats ok.
ReplyDeleteand... yeah you take a lot of tabs and a lot of protein...
try this for your next interval work-- run 400m comfortably, then the last 200 m at mile pace. 3 minutes rest, do it 3-5 times. i just did it yesterday, its good.
Dude, no way in hell am I running on a fractured ankle =P
ReplyDeleteAnd from my experience, it's only stiff legged deadlifts that work hammies.
And at this point, my leg day split is pretty poor. The most pressure I can put on myself is bodyweight squats. Anything else really compromises my healing ankle.