Training Log: Entry 3049
AM WORKOUT (0405 wake up via alarm, sleep continues to get better and better)
**JUGGERYOKE** Week 2, Workout 3: Bench and Squat
GIANT SET (pull-bench-bands)
Trap bar high pull
5x155
5x5x165
Axle incline bench
6x5x165
Band pull apart
6x20
GIANT SET (bench-ab-pull)
Axle bench press
6x1x230
Standing ab wheel
2x6
3x5
Behind the neck pull apart
5x10
Neck work
Axle bench press
2xAMRAPx160 (13 and 10 I think)
Buffalo Bar Squat (3 min on-1 min rest-3 min on)
42 reps, then 35. **2 rep PR**
BREAKFAST
Walk w/dog while wearing 40lb vest
Notes:
* The knee was a definite x-factor today. It made high pulls tricky. Explosive stuff doesn’t feel great. It’s been that way for a year or so, and I think it just came to a head yesterday. I’ve got pain at the site, but no visible swelling as far as I can tell. In fact, funny story, but yesterday I was looking at it in the mirror and THOUGHT I saw swelling, but then saw that the otherside had the same “swelling”, and I realized it was actually my vastus medialis: they’re actually developed from all the full ROM squatting.
* And in that regard, you can tell from the PR that I CAN still squat, but I also know that I’m a little limited in that pursuit. I had to take this a little slower, I could feel myself hinging a bit more vs squatting, and favoring the left side. I suppose that’s balance for what I blew out the left side back in 2015. But full ROM squatting did feel therapeutic, and there was a nice crack/pop during my warm-up that took off some pressure.
* Man I still suck at incline bench.
* It’s cooled down/darkened up enough that walking the dog while I’m shirtless isn’t really getting me the benefit of any Vitamin D, so I threw on the vest today. 40lbs doesn’t register on me, which is a good sign all around, and a nice way to get in just a little extra resistance.
* Supposed to have TSD tonight, but may just waive off. I’m good moving in straight lines in a controlled environment, but more ballistic stuff will most likely cause some problems.
Why'd you stop taking glucosamine? Are you gonna get back on it?
ReplyDeleteI started taking Glucosamine when you mentioned it and Collagen Peptide for joints when Mike O'Hearn mentioned it. Wish I had started when I was a young teen given it's practically a guarantee in the long-term that joints get achey in this hobby.
DeleteI am no longer in pain
DeleteHm, I was just gonna take it perpetually as a way to keep my joints forever healthy. I'll have to think about whether I want to use it as reactionary medicine as you are. Thank you.
DeleteNo problem dude. Nutrition seems a better approach to me in that regard.
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