QUOTE OF THE DAY
"To accomplish great things, we must not only act, but also dream; not only plan, but also believe." - Anatole France
MUSIC VIDEO OF THE DAY
Rise Against - Like The Angel
TRAINING
HIIT Cardio:
a. 4 min jogging
b. 8 x 20 sec sprint/40 sec rest
c. 4 min jogging
Stretch 10 min.
Shoulders (30 sec recovery between supersets/trisets):
Superset A -
1. Behind-the-neck Military Press 4 x 10, 9, 8, 6
2. Single-Arm DB Lateral Raises 4 x 10, 9, 8, 6 per arm
Superset B -
3. BB Military Press 4 x 10, 9, 8, 6
4. Plate Hammer Raises 4 x 6, 5, 4, 3
Triset -
5. DB Clean and Press 2 x 10
6. DB Lateral Raises 2 x 10
7. Seated DB Rear Raises 2 x 10
Post-Weights Cardio - Treadmill:
a. 1 min @ 12.8 km/hr
b. 1 min @ 13.6 km/hr
c. 1 x 30 sec @ 14.4 km/hr / 30 sec rest
d. 1 x 30 sec @ 15.2 km/hr / 30 sec rest
e. 1 x 30 sec @ 16 km/hr / 30 sec rest
f. 1 x 30 sec @ 16.8 km/hr / 30 sec rest
g. 1 x 30 sec @ 17.6 km/hr / 30 sec rest
h. 1 x 30 sec @ 18.4 km/hr / 30 sec rest
i. 1 min @ 14.4 km/hr
j. 1 min @ 12.8 km/hr
Stretch 10 min.
COMMENTS
Sleep - Time and Quality: Just under five hours - right on!
Mood/Aggression: Better now that I've done my training - amazing how much being able to pound out the aggression and beat my body to pieces in the gym can make me feel on top of the world!
Energy: A LOT!
Mental Focus and Clarity: More long hours of work and thoughts spinning over in my mind.
Stress: HIGH!
Libido: Ok, so I gave into it - damnit, I am only human
Endurance: Good.
Strength: Improvements across the board from last week.
Pump: Definitely - so much that it was painful
Vascularity: Strong - even a few ripples today
Lots of blue lines over my legs (they just never seem to sit on top of my skin on my lower body - except for my feet - which is interesting).
Quality of Training: HIIT cardio was interesting. I had a stitch in my right side under my ribs from ~2 minutes in, and it only got more sharp and painful with each sprint, spreading down to my right lateral side. However, I pushed through, doubled over between each sprint. Found that with the actual rest between sprints, my pace did not drop off as much as it has been of late when just doing active recovery between sprints (also helps that recovery was twice as long as the sprint, instead of half as long) . . . Resistance training was good. Both of my anterior deltoids are giving me problems, though, with sharp, shooting nerve pain through them when lifting (especially if lifting heavy), and my biceps' tendons adding to the aggravation - but, gritting my teeth and working through it, welcoming the pain
Definition in deltoids and arms coming out with the vascularity. Deltoids need to be capped more and I need to get leaner, but that will happen . . . Legs felt dead during Post-Weights Cardio, but made it through the brief, intense session . . .
Recovery: My body feels heavy and sluggish. Going to feel deltoids for a few days hereafter
Other Notes: Last application of my current bottle of the 7-keto DHEA topical post-post-training shower, so it's just onto Eviscerate until I get some more.
FIT TIP OF THE DAY
Results do NOT happen overnight - they require commitment, discipline, but most importantly, CONSISTENCY! As Walt Ostarly said, "STOP SEEKING THE EASY ROAD, DON'T TALK TO FOOLS, KEEP MOVING FORWARD"! To get results, you must be prepared to tough it out and put in the effort!
"To accomplish great things, we must not only act, but also dream; not only plan, but also believe." - Anatole France
MUSIC VIDEO OF THE DAY
Rise Against - Like The Angel
TRAINING
HIIT Cardio:
a. 4 min jogging
b. 8 x 20 sec sprint/40 sec rest
c. 4 min jogging
Stretch 10 min.
Shoulders (30 sec recovery between supersets/trisets):
Superset A -
1. Behind-the-neck Military Press 4 x 10, 9, 8, 6
2. Single-Arm DB Lateral Raises 4 x 10, 9, 8, 6 per arm
Superset B -
3. BB Military Press 4 x 10, 9, 8, 6
4. Plate Hammer Raises 4 x 6, 5, 4, 3
Triset -
5. DB Clean and Press 2 x 10
6. DB Lateral Raises 2 x 10
7. Seated DB Rear Raises 2 x 10
Post-Weights Cardio - Treadmill:
a. 1 min @ 12.8 km/hr
b. 1 min @ 13.6 km/hr
c. 1 x 30 sec @ 14.4 km/hr / 30 sec rest
d. 1 x 30 sec @ 15.2 km/hr / 30 sec rest
e. 1 x 30 sec @ 16 km/hr / 30 sec rest
f. 1 x 30 sec @ 16.8 km/hr / 30 sec rest
g. 1 x 30 sec @ 17.6 km/hr / 30 sec rest
h. 1 x 30 sec @ 18.4 km/hr / 30 sec rest
i. 1 min @ 14.4 km/hr
j. 1 min @ 12.8 km/hr
Stretch 10 min.
COMMENTS
Sleep - Time and Quality: Just under five hours - right on!
Mood/Aggression: Better now that I've done my training - amazing how much being able to pound out the aggression and beat my body to pieces in the gym can make me feel on top of the world!
Energy: A LOT!
Mental Focus and Clarity: More long hours of work and thoughts spinning over in my mind.
Stress: HIGH!
Libido: Ok, so I gave into it - damnit, I am only human
Endurance: Good.
Strength: Improvements across the board from last week.
Pump: Definitely - so much that it was painful
Vascularity: Strong - even a few ripples today
Quality of Training: HIIT cardio was interesting. I had a stitch in my right side under my ribs from ~2 minutes in, and it only got more sharp and painful with each sprint, spreading down to my right lateral side. However, I pushed through, doubled over between each sprint. Found that with the actual rest between sprints, my pace did not drop off as much as it has been of late when just doing active recovery between sprints (also helps that recovery was twice as long as the sprint, instead of half as long) . . . Resistance training was good. Both of my anterior deltoids are giving me problems, though, with sharp, shooting nerve pain through them when lifting (especially if lifting heavy), and my biceps' tendons adding to the aggravation - but, gritting my teeth and working through it, welcoming the pain
Recovery: My body feels heavy and sluggish. Going to feel deltoids for a few days hereafter
Other Notes: Last application of my current bottle of the 7-keto DHEA topical post-post-training shower, so it's just onto Eviscerate until I get some more.
FIT TIP OF THE DAY
Results do NOT happen overnight - they require commitment, discipline, but most importantly, CONSISTENCY! As Walt Ostarly said, "STOP SEEKING THE EASY ROAD, DON'T TALK TO FOOLS, KEEP MOVING FORWARD"! To get results, you must be prepared to tough it out and put in the effort!
