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Quads pic taken this morning after breakfast. |
# WORKOUT: QUADS, ABS
# Leg Extension Machine
- Set 1: 20 x 11 lbs (5 kg)
- Set 2: 20 x 11 lbs (5 kg)
- Set 3: 20 x 17,6 lbs (8 kg)
- Set 4: 20 x 17,6 lbs (8 kg)- Set 5: 20 x 22 lbs (10 kg)
- Set 6: 20 x 22 lbs (10 kg)
- Set 7: 20 x 33 lbs (15 kg)
- Set 8: 20 x 44 lbs (20 kg)
- Set 9: 20 x 66,1 lbs (30 kg)
- Set 10: 18 x 88,1 lbs (40 kg)
# Leg Extension Machine (One Leg)
- Set 1: 12 x 22 lbs (10 kg)
- Set 2: 12 x 22 lbs (10 kg)
# Thigh Adductor
- Set 1: 12 x 66,1 lbs (30 kg)
- Set 2: 12 x 99,2 lbs (45 kg)
- Set 3: 12 x 165,3 lbs (75 kg)
- Set 4: 6 x 165,3 lbs (75 kg)
- Set 4: 6 x 165,3 lbs (75 kg)
# Thigh Abductor
- Set 1: 12 x 55,1 lbs (25 kg)
- Set 2: 12 x 88,1 lbs (40 kg)
- Set 3: 12 x 143,3 lbs (65 kg)
- Set 4: 12 x 187,3 lbs (85 kg)
- Set 4: 12 x 187,3 lbs (85 kg)
# Decline Bench Ab Crunches
- Set 1: 20 x Bodyweight
- Set 2: 20 x Bodyweight
- Set 3: 20 x Bodyweight
- Set 4: 20 x Bodyweight# Workout Notes:
My chiropractor had the idea that I needed to do some endurance training. The reason wasn't concerning my back, and I won't really go into details as to why, but I figured that it'd be worth a shot. Quite frankly, it's not really endurance, but it's at least a much higher rep range than I'm used to. I'll simply have to see what this change will mean for my future health, as well as my muscular development.
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