Today marked the last day of 5th grade for our oldest daughter, Devanne; It also was her last softball game today. We had great weather and she played a great game. I can't believe she is going to be in 6th grade next year. That just seems crazy. She already tries to act like a teenager, so when she actually is a teenager I'm sure we are in for it. Big time! Oh, children- gifts from above!
This morning's workout included back and biceps. This is what today looked like:
Cardio
20 minSeated Barbell Twist
150 reps, per sideReverse-Grip Pulldowns
1 warm up set of 10-12 reps3 sets to failure in 10-12 reps
Wide-Grip Lat Pulldown
3 sets to failure in 12-15 repsBent Over Two-Dumbbell Row
3 sets to failure in 15-17 repsV-Bar Pullup (with legs elevated)
3 sets to failure in 10-12 repsDumbbell Alternate Bicep Curl
1 warm up set of 8-10 reps3 sets to failure in 12-14 reps
One Arm Dumbbell Preacher Curl
1 warm up set of 8-10 reps3 sets to failure in 12-14 reps
Spider Curl
3 sets to failure in 15-20 repsCardio
20 minSeated Barbell Twist
150 reps, per side
I had to modify it slightly- I could NOT do 3 sets of 10-12 of the V-bar pullups; I could do 3 sets of 6. I also did all my cardio up front- 5 mile run. It was really hard to do 5 miles today. My HR stayed around 150 for the entire time but it just felt hard. Maybe it's mental, well, I know it is mental. Physically I felt fine, but I wanted to stop. I actually did need to stop at 2.16 miles to pee. After that it got a little bit easier- the next 2.75 miles went by more quickly. Maybe it was the break, maybe I just needed that break to make it (mentally and to aviod peeing my pants). I also did not have time to do 150 reps of barbell twist after the whole workout.
I ate my usual for lunch and mid day snack (fish and brown rice and chicken with sweet potatoes). Dinner was an oven roasted chicken sandwhich from Subway (6 inches). I am trying so hard not to eat anything else tonight. I finally got back to 180.0 lbs this morning and I will; Yes, I will get below that! I might need to do something a little dramatic to get out of this plateau...
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