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Re: The Work-Out Thread
Posted: Tue March 12, 2024 4:17 pm
by wease
Peeps wrote:not a huge accomplishment but none the less
today was the first day i got my heart rate up to 150 on purpose. i was a little worried at first as it stayed there for about 5 minutes during my workout but then dropped back to normal
probably my first intense workout in 4 years after having anxiety about getting my heart rate up since my episode 4 years ago
Has it been that long? Geez
Re: The Work-Out Thread
Posted: Tue March 12, 2024 5:02 pm
by Peeps
wease wrote:Peeps wrote:not a huge accomplishment but none the less
today was the first day i got my heart rate up to 150 on purpose. i was a little worried at first as it stayed there for about 5 minutes during my workout but then dropped back to normal
probably my first intense workout in 4 years after having anxiety about getting my heart rate up since my episode 4 years ago
Has it been that long? Geez
it has. since then i have been a negative nancy towards really pushing myself but something sorta clicked lately. been back to the gym regularly for the past month or so and while my strength isnt were it used to be i have been slowly ramping up since i constantly see my heart rate on my watch
rangi. hows the knee?
Re: The Work-Out Thread
Posted: Tue March 12, 2024 5:19 pm
by tommy
Peeps wrote:not a huge accomplishment but none the less
today was the first day i got my heart rate up to 150 on purpose. i was a little worried at first as it stayed there for about 5 minutes during my workout but then dropped back to normal
probably my first intense workout in 4 years after having anxiety about getting my heart rate up since my episode 4 years ago
Nice work, peeps. That can't be easy.
Re: The Work-Out Thread
Posted: Tue March 12, 2024 5:43 pm
by 4/5
Lots of volume on my current program. Week 5 of 13. Squat and bench 3x a week and deadlift 2x a week. Plus a metric ton of assistance/accessory stuff. We'll see how it goes. Weeks 1-4 were light, and culminated with AMRAP sets. Squat 315x10 (rep PR), bench 210x9 (mad at not getting 10), and deadlift 395x8 (meh...not a rep PR but it came after those squat and bench sets so not terrible) so okay so far. But weeks 9-12 look murderous, we'll see if I survive.
And I've somehow lost 2 pounds on this program. Not good. Everybody says you have to eat like crazy to survive this program so I have some work to do.
Re: The Work-Out Thread
Posted: Tue March 12, 2024 6:41 pm
by Rangi Guy
Peeps wrote:wease wrote:Peeps wrote:not a huge accomplishment but none the less
today was the first day i got my heart rate up to 150 on purpose. i was a little worried at first as it stayed there for about 5 minutes during my workout but then dropped back to normal
probably my first intense workout in 4 years after having anxiety about getting my heart rate up since my episode 4 years ago
Has it been that long? Geez
it has. since then i have been a negative nancy towards really pushing myself but something sorta clicked lately. been back to the gym regularly for the past month or so and while my strength isnt were it used to be i have been slowly ramping up since i constantly see my heart rate on my watch
rangi. hows the knee?
Still wandering around with a knee brace. Seems alright for squats and junk, but not ready to go back to training just yet
Re: The Work-Out Thread
Posted: Tue March 12, 2024 7:09 pm
by Peeps
4/5 wrote:Lots of volume on my current program. Week 5 of 13. Squat and bench 3x a week and deadlift 2x a week. Plus a metric ton of assistance/accessory stuff. We'll see how it goes. Weeks 1-4 were light, and culminated with AMRAP sets. Squat 315x10 (rep PR), bench 210x9 (mad at not getting 10), and deadlift 395x8 (meh...not a rep PR but it came after those squat and bench sets so not terrible) so okay so far. But weeks 9-12 look murderous, we'll see if I survive.
And I've somehow lost 2 pounds on this program. Not good. Everybody says you have to eat like crazy to survive this program so I have some work to do.
great. job on the squat and deadlift. those two exercises scare me because if you dont have perfect form you can do a lot more damage than good
Re: The Work-Out Thread
Posted: Tue March 12, 2024 8:17 pm
by Alex
Peeps wrote:4/5 wrote:Lots of volume on my current program. Week 5 of 13. Squat and bench 3x a week and deadlift 2x a week. Plus a metric ton of assistance/accessory stuff. We'll see how it goes. Weeks 1-4 were light, and culminated with AMRAP sets. Squat 315x10 (rep PR), bench 210x9 (mad at not getting 10), and deadlift 395x8 (meh...not a rep PR but it came after those squat and bench sets so not terrible) so okay so far. But weeks 9-12 look murderous, we'll see if I survive.
And I've somehow lost 2 pounds on this program. Not good. Everybody says you have to eat like crazy to survive this program so I have some work to do.
great. job on the squat and deadlift. those two exercises scare me because if you dont have perfect form you can do a lot more damage than good
let’s wrestle
Re: The Work-Out Thread
Posted: Tue March 12, 2024 8:25 pm
by Rangi Guy
4/5 wrote:Lots of volume on my current program. Week 5 of 13. Squat and bench 3x a week and deadlift 2x a week. Plus a metric ton of assistance/accessory stuff. We'll see how it goes. Weeks 1-4 were light, and culminated with AMRAP sets. Squat 315x10 (rep PR), bench 210x9 (mad at not getting 10), and deadlift 395x8 (meh...not a rep PR but it came after those squat and bench sets so not terrible) so okay so far. But weeks 9-12 look murderous, we'll see if I survive.
And I've somehow lost 2 pounds on this program. Not good. Everybody says you have to eat like crazy to survive this program so I have some work to do.
Well impressed with the Squats and Deadlift weights - no way I'd be hitting that level
Re: The Work-Out Thread
Posted: Thu March 14, 2024 3:24 am
by Alex
where’s run2death/turned2black? i have to ask that guy something.
Re: The Work-Out Thread
Posted: Sun August 04, 2024 8:03 pm
by The Argonaut
I need to start working out more seriously again. My nephew has always looked up to me as something close to a super-athlete, peak male form. But he's 14 now and he works out every day. He's my height now. I've still got about thirty pounds on him but his physique is looking good. Like muscular, V-shaped torso. I can't let this kid beat me
Re: The Work-Out Thread
Posted: Sun August 04, 2024 8:26 pm
by tragabigzanda
The Argonaut wrote:I need to start working out more seriously again. My nephew has always looked up to me as something close to a super-athlete, peak male form. But he's 14 now and he works out every day. He's my height now. I've still got about thirty pounds on him but his physique is looking good. Like muscular, V-shaped torso. I can't let this kid beat me
Challengers 2
Re: The Work-Out Thread
Posted: Sun August 04, 2024 9:11 pm
by Rangi Guy
The Argonaut wrote:I need to start working out more seriously again. My nephew has always looked up to me as something close to a super-athlete, peak male form. But he's 14 now and he works out every day. He's my height now. I've still got about thirty pounds on him but his physique is looking good. Like muscular, V-shaped torso. I can't let this kid beat me
I'm having the same battle with my 7 & 8 year old daughters
Re: The Work-Out Thread
Posted: Tue November 05, 2024 3:24 pm
by tragabigzanda
tragabigzanda wrote:i hate in sports when someone says "i got it!" but then they miss it.