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Pull, pedal, and out

Apr29
by Duf on April 29, 2015 at 5:52 pm
Posted In: Daily Workouts

IMG_20131111_202610[1]Today was cardio day.  I pulled a few meters further in 20 minutes on the rower than I did the last time.  I cranked up the resistance on the recumbent bike for the second part of the brick to a level that had my heart beat up in the 160’s by the end of the 10 minutes.

Today’s Workout

Row/Pedal brick

20 minutes on Concept 2 rower – 4505 meters covered

10 minutes recumbent bike lev 12 – 2.52 miles

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Pull your own weight

Apr28
by Duf on April 28, 2015 at 6:50 pm
Posted In: Daily Workouts

Bryanpullup11[1]I decided to omit legs from this weeks weight training.  I am hoping doing so will help my right knee that has been sore for most of the last month.  Instead I did an all pull workout which left my back feeling burned to a crisp.

Today’s Workout

5 minutes cardio/stretching

20 pull ups

Low row – 130lbs x 10, 160lbs x 8, 190lbs x 6

Lat pull down – 130lbs x 10, 190lbs x 6, 220lbs x 3, 250lbs x .5, 235lbs x .5

One arm dumbbell rows 75lbs x 10 x 3 (each side)

Static bar hold top position –  supinated x 30 secs, pronated x 30 secs, neutral x 30 secs

 

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Apr27
by Duf on April 27, 2015 at 5:31 pm
Posted In: Daily Workouts

maxresdefault[1]Today I matched my 1RM bench press high of at least the last 5 years, pushing up 240 pounds without a touch from my spotter.  My buddy and I have the goal of getting to 250 sometime in the next few months.  That is a bench press number I have never achieved without supplementary creatine flowing through my veins.

Today’s Workout

5 minutes cardio/stretching

Barbell bench press – 135lbs x 10, 185lbs x 5, 225lbs x 2, 240lbs x 1, 225lbs x 2, 205lbs x 6, 205lbs x 5, 185lbs x 9, 185lbs x 7, 185lbs x 6, 135lbs x 15, 135lbs x 7 (dead stop)

Push ups – 20 reps, 15 reps, 15 reps

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Knee raise madness

Apr24
by Duf on April 24, 2015 at 5:29 pm
Posted In: Daily Workouts

Hanging_Knee_Raise-mid[1]I knew I was going to do core work today but not sure exactly what.  Well for some reason I got it in my head to do knee raises, lots of knee raises.  I knocked out 100 hanging and 100 on the dip bars to hit the abs in a slightly different manner.  By the time I tucked my knees for the 200th time my abs were burning, big time.

 

 

Today’s Workout

5 minutes cardio / stretching

20 hanging knee raises

10 second behind the neck neck static pull up hold

20 hanging knee raises

10 second behind the neck neck static pull up hold

20 hanging knee raises

10 second behind the neck neck static pull up hold

20 hanging knee raises

10 second behind the neck neck static pull up hold

20 hanging knee raises

10 second behind the neck neck static pull up hold

20 dip bar knee raises

10 second behind the neck neck static pull up hold

20 dip bar knee raises

10 second behind the neck neck static pull up hold

20 dip bar knee raises

10 second behind the neck neck static pull up hold

20 dip bar knee raises

10 second behind the neck neck static pull up hold

20 dip bar knee raises

30 second behind the neck neck static pull up hold

Full extension plank hold 30 seconds

45 second frog stand

One hand side plank 60 seconds each side

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Negative on muscle ups

Apr23
by Duf on April 23, 2015 at 5:59 pm
Posted In: Daily Workouts

StrengthI have not even attempted a muscle up in months.  If I can even get over the bar I am sure it would be an epically ugly rep with a big kip and one over technique.  I am trying to change that.  Today I incorporated three sets of five reps of muscle up negatives.

A muscle up negative is when you jump on top of a bar so you are starting in the locked out position of a bar dip.  You then descend as slowly as possible, trying to resist gravity as best you can.  The area this movement helps train are the muscles used in the difficult transition period where your chest is bar high.  The more controlled you are through that transition area the better off your muscle up will be.

Well as I expected my control was not great.  Once my chest got off the bar I couldn’t control the next 8 inches of movement as well as I need to.  I did my first set of 5 reps on the smith machine bar.  The extremely coarse knurling on the bar felt like it was ripping the skin off my palms as they rotated through the movement.  I did the second two sets on the frame of the machine instead.  By the time I was done I could feel the transition muscles in my upper body aching.

Today’s Workout

5 minutes cardio/stretching

20 pull ups

25 push ups

Muscle up negatives x 5

25 push ups

Muscle up negatives x 5

25 push ups

Muscle up negatives x 5

Tricep push downs – 70lbs x 12, 75lbs x 10, 85lbs x 6

Standing cable curls – 100 lbs x 10, 130lbs x 5

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