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03-30-2015, 09:30 AM #46
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03-31-2015, 12:51 AM #47
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03-31-2015, 01:07 AM #48
3/29/15 - Sunday
OFF ... but talk about sore & wiped out! After that upper body workout ... talk about sore - but in a good way! I woke up @ 4am w/ a really really sore left shoulder -- noting the right one is the bad one -- During a couple of the last exercises on Saturday I was hitting some serious lactic acid burn in the left shoulder and it just decided to show itself, since I tend to sleep on the left side it was just too much, The stinker was that I couldn't fall back asleep until 6 am so I felt sorta wiped out all day. I did a HYUGE amount of yard work so despite being a rest day, it was a very active full body workout.
3/30/15 - Monday
Flew to Seattle for work -- mega drama trying to get to the airport when the taxi I scheduled apparently scheduled me for a different day .... mad dash in my own car to the airport and literally got to the gate 2 minutes after they did a last call for my name over the intercom. LOL Once I relaxed from all that drama, I was much happier. Great remainder of the day w/ a new group I'll be working with. Really, really excited for this position!
I was able to find a gym facility a block from my hotel where it looks like a converted subway station in what appears to be a historic building (I am not familiar w/ the area so I'm guessing) - totally cool tile and what looks like frosted glass tiles in the ceiling. Anyway - it's a rabbit warren of rooms w/ a variety of cardio & machine weights as well as a hallway that looks like it used to be a walkway from a row of 6 art deco era elevators which they converted to a sled & tire flipping run. Totally cool! And then a large crossfit-ish room as well as a couple different little studios for yoga & spin. It wasn't ideal for a strength-focused leg day - the only true leg training stuff was seated leg ext & curl - but I got creative and made do.
Training: strength legs (not really going heavy but focusing on hams)
dynamic warmup -- one plus of this stuff is my knees feel like they are getting less tweaky & stronger.
seated leg curl (focus on ham-glute tie-in): 40/15 50/15 60/16
super:
- alt leg romanian DLs: 25/15 x 3
- fit ball glute bridge: 15 x 3
weighted cable kickbacks: 15/15 x 3
super:
- sled +95 lb w/ full rear leg extension push: 30 steps x 3
- fit ball wall squats: 15 /15 x 3
20 min Arc Trainer
15 min foam roller
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03-31-2015, 01:13 AM #49
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03-31-2015, 12:25 PM #50
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04-08-2015, 03:10 AM #51
3/31 - Tues
Dealing w/ this goofy gym I found in Seattle, I sort of walked around and made up a bunch of stuff for upper body because I didn't have a lot of great eqpt or the right benches.
so:
WU
Upper body
Light cardio because my feet have been aching since the hike from the SEATAC terminal to the light rail station sort of aggravated them & walking around downtown just added to it.
4/1 - Wed
Abs
Cardio
foam roller
4/2 - 4/7 - Nuttin - mostly in bed w/ a 3 day headache that ran for 5 days.
4/8/15 - Tues
1 hr ART - it appears ALL of the knots are worked out.... it blows my mind ...
Training: lower body/ strength (well "strength" cuz I'm pretty weak starting over :cP)
10 min leg wu
dynamic leg wu
lying leg curl: 40/15 x 2 40/10 x 2
alt Romanian DL: 25/15 x 4
leg press: 180/15 x 5 (jeez, lactose burn on a lousy 4 plate press ...:c/ )
smith machine reverse lunge: 95/10 x 4
GMs: 65/15 x 4
SLDL: 85/15 x 4
Foam roll: 15 min
Cardio: HIIT stepmill - 20 min (and raging sore feet again)
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04-08-2015, 08:18 AM #52
Last edited by Sunnyday; 04-08-2015 at 08:19 AM.
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04-08-2015, 11:19 AM #53"Don't make me angry. You wouldn't like me when I'm angry" -Dr. David Banner
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04-09-2015, 02:40 AM #54
I'm going to keep looking for a "regular" gym around there. I don't like having to innovate all the time to get a complete workout done. That said, I really love the sled / tire flipping hallway! I probably need to ask about their policies for 'after hours' (it's 24 hr card access w/ regular 9-5 people at the front desk) tire flipping in case you get squished by the tire and you're by yourself or some freak spin out accident happens w/ the sled.
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04-09-2015, 02:53 AM #55
4/8/15 - Wed
Training: upper body flush
10 min cardio wu
Assisted pullup (120 lb counterweight): (-120 lb)/15 x 4
super:
- close grip lat pulldown: 80/15 x 3
- seated (decline machine) wide grip cable row: 40/15 x 3
super:
- reverse pushup (on smith): bodywt/15 x 3
- tri rope pressdown: 40/15 50/15 60/15
super:
- fitball roll-out to plank + tri ext: bodywt/10 x 3
- decline bench reverse crunch: 15 x 3
super:
- TRX OH pullover: bodywt/15 x 3
- seated fitball kettlebell OH tricep extension (elbows in): 18/15 x 3
Cardio: 30 min HIIT stepmill
Foam roller: 10 min
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04-10-2015, 03:01 AM #56
4/9/15 - Thurs
Can you say DOMS??
Training: Abs & cardio
6 min Arc Trainer wu
super:
- fitball cable crunch: 80/20 x 4
- fitball high ab crunch: 20 x 4
super:
- lying leg raise: 15 x 3
- alt side V-ups: 10 x 3
various crunch things
30 min HIIT stepmill
20 min post-wu foam roll & stretch
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04-10-2015, 09:45 AM #57
That is crazy impressive stuff, considering you were doing zero upper body work for so long! The DOMS should come as no surprise after all that! Keep up the great work!
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04-10-2015, 10:50 AM #58
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04-10-2015, 12:50 PM #59
*BIG SMILE*
It's still definitely humbling, but considering where I was about 5 weeks ago, w/ next to no pain in my right shoulder & elbows, pretty impressive. The coach also indicates 4-5 more weeks of what is probably fair to call "physical therapy", expect to be training "normal" again (aka like a bodybuilder). What I'm really liking is the variety of stuff he has me do that just adds to my "toolbox" of stuff, and particularly my "training manual for the more well-used body". Lots of rehab-ish type stuff but still hits the muscles that are supposed to be doing the work instead of the wrong ones.
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04-10-2015, 01:54 PM #60
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