My daughter Emma's birthday was last night, and we had a ton of ten- and eleven-year-olds over last night. I made pancakes and then--finally--headed to the gym around 1:30 pm to swim and lift.
Swimming Warm-Up
3 x 200 @ 3:00 easy
200 kick
Main Sets
5 x 200 @ 2:55 aerobic pace
5 x 100 pull @ 1:25
100 easy
Eh. Best thing I can say about any of that is that I survived it. I was averaging about 2:40 for the 200s, which is great if you're a triathlete with a running background but which sucks ass for a former D-1 college swimmer. I was about the same pace for the pulling.
Well. At least I swam.
This weight workout write-up is a little more detailed than I usually provide. I hope it helps.
Weight Warm-Up
12 x barbell bench press @ 45 lbs.
10 x bodyweight squats
General Stretching
Main Sets
4 x barbell bench press / forward lunges
-- bench: 10 x 95, 8 x 135, 12 x 95
-- lunges: 10 w/ 10 lbs dumbbells, 8 w/ 20 lbs DBs, 12 w/ 10 lbs DBs
3 x seated rows / incline sit-ups
-- 10 x 100, 8 x 140, 12 x 120
-- sets of 25 sit-ups
3 x pull-ups (weight assisted) / dead lifts / goblet squats
-- sets of 10 x pull-ups with 50 lbs assistance
-- dead-lifts / goblet squats: 12 x 45 lb kettle bell, 10 x 50 lb, 12 x 45 lb
3 x cable flies / Russian twists
-- cable flies: 10 x 22, 6 x 27, 12 x 22
-- Russian twists: 12 x 15 lb kettle bell, 2 x 12 x 20 lbs
3 x triceps superset: skull crushers / pullovers / close grip bench
-- all sets were 10 reps with 50 lbs curl bar
Notes:
I was really happy with my bench. I haven't benched with a barbell in about ten years; I almost always use dumbbells. But I handled the 135 lbs reps pretty easily. Granted, I'm no Adonis, but that's not too bad.
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