Lift | Start (6/6/2011) | Current (6/20/2011) | Gain |
---|---|---|---|
Squat | 135 lbs | 165 lbs | +30 lbs |
Deadlift | 185 lbs | 205 lbs | +20 lbs |
Bench | 145 lbs | 155 lbs | +10 lbs |
Rows | 60 lbs | 75 lbs | +15 lbs |
Overhead Press | 45 lbs | 55 lbs | +10 lbs |
Calves | 90 lbs | 100 lbs | +10 lbs |
Abs | 0 lbs | 7.5 lbs | +7.5 lbs |
Weight | 154.6 lbs | 161.0 lbs | +6.4 lbs |
Squat
I completed 1x5 at 175 lbs and 4x5 at 165 lbs. I was supposed to be doing 165 lbs today. I loaded up the bar and went to do my first set. It was hard, and I had to pause for a second after the 3rd and 4th reps. I thought, "This is the heaviest extra 5 pounds I've ever added..." Then I realized that I can't count, and I was actually doing 175 lbs. The 4 sets of 165 lbs seemed pretty easy after that.
Bench
I completed 5x5 at 155 lbs. After missing my last rep at 155 lbs last bench day, it was a really good feeling to be able to crank out all five sets like they were nothing. I was able to push out all the reps quickly and painlessly with good form. My chest was killing me after the last bench day, but today it feels like I didn't even workout. Hopefully that means that I can continue going up in weight without another stall.
Rows
I completed 5x5 at 75 lbs.
Calves
I completed 5x5 at 100 lbs.
Abs
I completed 5/5/3/2/2 at 7.5 lbs. That small bit of extra weight really increases the intensity of the crunches. I was able to clearly distinguish my failed reps from my successful reps though. So now I can look for an improvement next workout.
Weight
I weighed 161 lbs. I bounced back up to my previous high. I'm hoping to push through it and see a higher number this week. I think that I've gained all the water weight or whatever that I'm going to gain. So higher numbers should come slowly and reflect legitimate mass gain (hopefully muscle). I expect about a pound and a half a week.
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