Got in a very good one. So good I'm feeling like I've contracted Training Polio.
- Deadlift 135x5, 225x5, 315x5, 5x5@225
- Pull-ups 5x5
- FBB Press 95x5, 115x5, 135x5, 5x5@100
- Pull-ups 5x5
- Push-ups 50
- Split Squat 25 each leg
- Fat Man Rows 50
- FBB Curls 50
- Side Raises 30
Everything felt good during the session. I knew I'd feel like death today by the way I felt yesterday. Hamstrings, neck, low back, left shoulder... Awesome! I don't mind it because it tells me I did solid work.
I also noticed that my bodyweight circuit is getting easier. It still knocks the wind out of me, but I recover much quicker and I don't get light headed anymore.
All in all, I'm progressing nicely. I don't think I'll pull from the floor too often, but I will definitely use it hear and there. It's a little tough on my back. The mobility in my repaired hip is getting better, but it's still not there.
I'll hammer out training this weekend and next week. I leave for vacation on the 20th. In Arkansas I'll shoot for two days in the weight room. Until then, I'll keep getting myself back on track.
I'm sorry if I offended you with my last post on here. I, too, was being sarcastic and only wanted to "play" with you.
I had a quick question for you. I see a lot of the NFL players doing trap bar deadlifts (Antonio Gates, Jerome Harrison to name a couple). Do you think they are also doing conventional deadlifts or is there a new trend with football players here? Just curious if you knew anything about this...
Thanks Matt