Training Log: Entry 3795
AM WORKOUT (0400 wake up via alarm)
OPERATION TACTICAL SLEIGHBELL
TACTICAL BARBELL MASS PROTOCOL Grey Man, Cycle 2, Week 2, Workout 5
MAIN CLUSTER
Buffalo Bar Squat
4x6x360
Axle strict press from rack
4x6x163
SUPPLEMENTAL CLUSTER
(3) DB incline bench
4x10x70s
DB rows
4x10x150
GHR
4x10x40
ASSISTANCE
GHR sit up
20, 15
Notes:
This was absolutely a "low motivation workout". Knowing it was Friday and that this was my ticket to punch to earn the weekend was what got me through. Didn't want this workout to loom over me.
That said, this was the strongest performance I've had in quite a while, especially given that, this entire block, I've been able to perform this workout later in the morning. I imagine the absence of heat was helpful here, as we finally got out of that heat wave and are experiencing a cold snap which makes things far more tolerable. But beyond that, I'm going to attribute it to all the valuable amiƱo acids from the nachos.
Got all the presses without rest pause: that's a first in quite a while. Knee is feeling decent. My right forearm flexor got kicked in class last night, which created the illusion of forearm pain from low bar, but in reality this is the healthiest my forearms/elbows have felt this deep into a cycle of low bar squats. I think I'm going to have another cycle of Grey Man in me.
In that regard, future planning wise, I may be taking my bridge week in the middle of next week. Work Ops tempo is going to tick up and I'll be on shifts for a week. Chaos, as always, is the plan.
Tang Soo Do last night wasn't much of a workout, but we got in the physical testing requirements. We were focused on close quarters defense: lotta shuffling and short movements. Also continued to improve my throws last night.
Weighed in at 82.3kg this morning. This has been the most successful week so far, but I do imagine the sodium bomb from last night is a contributor.