From a few weeks ago when I was CURLING 135 for reps, I "dinged" a tendon in my forearm. Some would argue that I had no business curling that much weight and that's because those folks aren't ME. I brushed it off as I'm not warmed up enough and continued with the set/rep/weight that I had planned for the day. Fast forward it to a ton of grip work and some other stuff to make it feel better and when I was on REP 99 of the 100 PULL UPS that I planned, I heard a nice "POP". Now there was no INTENSE pain, but what pain isn't relative anyway? I strapped in for one wussy rep and completed the 100 I kept the lifting strap on for the remainder of the workout so as not to aggravate it and low and behold...I DID! How glorious is that? I love when my body registers it's discomfort. I know more about my forearms than I did in the past. I also can appreciate them much more as well. Mind you this...I am not even being sarcastic right now. I am so jacked for the ability to STILL mess things up. Here's how the rest of today's workout looked: Pull ups: 100 reps Dips: 100 reps Shrugs: 4x10x445 I love using the "Hundo" pound plates EZ Curl Rack Scrape Curls: 4x8 Wall Braced DB Curls: 4x8 C/S Row: 5x10 PROWLER: 8x40

Pull up totals=2954

Push Up totals=33531

Dip Totals-4783

Prowler Totals: 14,440 yards

Harry Selkow
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