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Workout On the Fly

Biceps curl with Fat Gripz and blood flow restoration bands

Workout Log 002

How does that old saying go about the best laid plans of mice and men? Started my workout this morning with a gnawing feeling that the workout plan I came up with yesterday wasn’t so smart. There are three main ways to increase intensity: 1) increase the resistance; 2) increase the frequency; or 3) increase the volume. It is not smart to make increases in more than one of these ways at a time. If we do, best case is we end up being really sore the next day, and the worst case is we get injured. I would spare you the pain of obtaining this bit of knowledge that is usually only acquired at the Experiential University of Hard Knocks. Still, I nearly fell into the temptation to increase both volume and frequency. Came to my senses somewhere in the beginning of this morning’s workout. I will share the details of my new plan when I have more time.

Even with being a little preoccupied with working out a new workout plan, I still managed to get in a half way decent light dumbbell session this morning. Here’s what it looked like this morning:

PLANNEDACTUALCOMMENTS
Start/Finish – 0430/060004:3506:25
Daily Min. (Floor)short formdidn’t time it, but estimate about 10 minutes.
Jump Rope TabataskippedWill try to move this to a PM workout after work today.
Ab Wheelas planned10 reps on knees
Light Dumbbell
Pump Feast
decided to do only halfChest: 3 moves, 30+1 reps each move
Biceps: 4 moves, 30+1 reps each move
Triceps: 4 moves, 30+1 reps each move
Shoulders: skipped
Traps: skipped
Back: skipped
Mandatory Posesas plannedMay start skipping this one and leaving it for the PM session.

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