Friday, July 28, 2006

7/28/06

BWT 298#

Not a lot of motion on the scale although I have been staying in the 2-3,000 Cal range all week. Hopefully I will drop a few pounds next week, but I may well lose some ground this weekend as we are going out to dinner on Saturday night. My workout was pretty good, which is probably a good indication that my diet is not strict enough:


Seated OHP: 190#x1 220#x1x1 225#x1x1x1x1x1x1

Looks like I can move up to 225# next week. I may have to add a few more warm up sets to get my CNS jacked up enough for these 95%+ of 1RM singles.

I opted for a bunch of heavy singles instead of 5 singles plus 5x5.

Cable curl (with pulleys near floor)90#x5x4x4x3

Pull up (-150#)x7x5x5

Max Effort Rack Pull: 500#x1 520#x1 530#x1 540#x1 560#x1 580#x1 600#x1 620#x1 630#x1 640#x1

I didn't actually reach failure but 640# was close to a max effort. I hope to see 700#+ by years end and 500#+ on the ful range deadlift.

5 Comments:

Blogger Bex said...

Hi Robert :)
I want to start lifting soon so I may need some tips!
you will drop those lbs before you know it.
xoxo

3:18 PM  
Blogger Cuerpo Aztlan said...

Wow! You go bro!

8:36 AM  
Blogger Askazombiehousewife said...

Good luck and way to go.
I need to start lifting again

2:53 PM  
Blogger Bex said...

Thanks, R!
I want to get my body fat scientifically measured. Maybe by Hydrostatic Weighing. How owuld you recommend the best way would be? I honestly have no clue where I am at right now.

11:14 AM  
Blogger Robert W said...

DEXA is the best, then hydrostatic weighing followed by skin fold calipers. "UltraClyde" documented his experiences with body composition testing in his blog: http://bostondiet.blogspot.com/2005_12_01_bostondiet_archive.html

If you have an experienced person at your gym, the calipers work pretty well. I would love to do the DEXA, but the only facility for it here at Columbia is just for lab mice.

9:07 AM  

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