Training Log: Entry 2642
BUILDING THE MONOLITH Week 6, Workout Final (whichever one that is)
AM WORKOUT (0350 wake up via dog)
Weighted NG chins 80lbs
5x5
Axle clean and strict press (clean first 2 reps, press away rest) 156lbs
12x5
Buffalo Bar Squat
5xBar
5x140
5x230
5x350
5x395
5x445
Band pull aparts
2x50
Axle shrugs against short average bands
1x100
Buffalo Bar Squat
28x330
Dry heave AMRAP
50 dips
25 pushdowns
40 reverse hypers w/50lbs
Neck Harness
Neck curls
POST WORKOUT SHAKE
CONDITIONING
EMOM 5 burpee pull ups for 20 minutes, then death by burpee pull up starting at 6 (died on the 24th round, going for 9 reps and hitting 7).
Notes: Wife and kid had the day off, so I was able to sleep a little later. Way this shook out was me doubling up on presses again to get them done quick, so press-squat-chin-press-load the bar for squats-press-squat-chin-etc. Made the workout go real quick. Had to rest pause the shrugs at rep 90. Topset of squats was slick. It felt heavy to walkout, but after that I felt strong. This upcoming round of Zeno's should fix that walkout thing. It's one of the perks I've noticed with that approach: rest pausing means doing a LOT of walkouts.
I gave that squat my all, but I'm also unsatisfied with it. I was struggling with bar position, and if I had it a touch higher on the back I think I may have been able to get to 30. As it was, it was crushing my upper vertebrae and collapsing my lungs.
I DO want to point out that, around 12 hours before that widowmaker, I did that Deep Water squat and deadlift workout. I don't do so to excuse any sort of performance, but more to highlight that the body is FAR more resilient that we give it credit for. And food is anabolic.
That conditioning was pretty clutch. My rack is too low to jump into a pull-up, so these were like 5 count burpees (no jump). Nice sneaky way to get in some extra lat work. I can see pushing this out for an hour sometime.
Maybe get in a walk later today. I'm excited to be taking a break from the nutrition. The Mrs has been saying I look great these past few days, but also hit me this morning with "I genuinely wonder how much of your day is spent cooking"
Yup. When dudes ask "how will I know when to stop gaining": that's when, haha.
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