Ugh, I strained my forearm yesterday somehow so I had to take it real easy today. Just did some waited side bends at 70 pounds (tied a 45 and a 25 plate together with some yellow nylon rope) and some knee raises. I was surprised how well the knee raises hit my upper abs. I'm going to have to do them more often, I've been ignoring direct ab work for a while but I need to start building a little more ab mass to even myself out. I'm still putting on a pound a week and realky can't complain, looking noticeably better than I did a month or so ago.
Racquetball. Then the gym kicked us out because they close at 9 PM now on Friday (!??)
So I went to the track and ran a mile. 6:06. During the final lap I knew I was close to cracking 6 minutes, but I just couldn't muster up the will to go any faster. My lungs were hurting.
Been doing some rather vigorous hoovering and scrubbing today as it's house cleaning day.
Consumed a load of shit food last night so think I might have to do some extra exercise to make up for it.
My forearm is all fixed up. 3 sets of dips, bench, fly's, shoulder press, and tricep pull downs and some ab work. I need the middle part of my chest to fill in a little more, where the clavicle meets the sternum, but I assume if I put on a little more mass it'll even out. I'm hooked.
New to this thread and forum - but I like it - I am a spin instructor so today I took 3 classes of spin/rpm and ran with my dog for 7k a bit of a fitness nut love the endorphine fixxxxxxxx ... 15o push ups great effort!!
I like this thread too! Good to see people being active. 25 push ups, followed by 10 pull ups is a set, a short break, and repeat. The workout goes pretty quickly.
Dude that will make you strong as a bull. Pullups, pushups, and dips are great for strength especially. Also give your muscle a very 'dense' look IMO. I'm a fan