Oo, bugger, am I beat. I have that totally drained, limited proprioception, "the-world-feels-surreal" kind of fatigue. I'ma post this and hit the hay.
Napalm: I tried exfoliation on my abdomen today prior to an application. Let's just say:
It burned like hell for for several minutes. The sensation was similar to when I applied tiger balm to a pulled hamstring last year and ended up getting some on my crotch - less intense and the Napalm didn't make me well-up, but unpleasant none-the-less.
Needless to say, I'll just be sticking with a shower and good scrubbing before applying.
AM Workout:Strength and F.H. Supersets
4x6
Front Squats: 275
Rear Delt Raises: 60
4x6
DB Bench: 110, 115, 120, 120
Pronated Cable Rows: 285 w/3sec Ecc
4x7
DB Lunges: 50lb DBs
Cable Gironda Curls: 140, 150, 170, 170 w/3sec Ecc
I find front squats more systemically taxing than back squats; I feel greater activation in my abs, arms and anterior by a long shot. These honestly left me pretty drained for everything else, so I subbed in rows for cleans. I did DB bench because all the BB benches were taken.
I was thrilled when I tried that first set of curls (I uses a straight BB) and had no pain in my hand - I'm healing and I've gotten stronger. The curls, DB bench and Front Squats are all PRs.
PM Workout: "Yes, I do enjoy pain" Supersets, All 4x10
Leg Press: 600, 3setsx690
DB Rows: 100 lb DBs
Cable Press: 100
Leg Press Calves: 690 w/5sec Ecc
NG Dec Bench: 215
Hammer Curls: 75 lb DBs
Dec Bench is up 10lbs, IIRC, and that's the most I've ever leg pressed, so I was stoked. The Rows felt good - just the right amount of weight; had a good stretch at the bottom of each rep and was able to pull cleanly with my back. No "help" from my legs.
Cable Press was the most difficult for some reason. I don't know why...
Again, curls stood out for me as a surprise - I did DB curls on Mon for 65x14, so I knew I had to go heavier than that for less reps and a stronger movement, but I didn't expect 75 to be feasible, honestly. I was stoked.
Meals of Note: Some low-carb country fried steak (top sirloin dipped in egg white then rolled in smokehouse almond meal and sauteed) with ranch and broccoli on the side. I'm trying to convince BW to make some of her "healthy Creme Brulee", that's good stuff too, and the recipe is up in that section.