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Saturday+Sunday: Day 16 and 17-

Off days from the gym due to schedule. Saturday I did get some KB swings in at home with my 35 pound KB. Doesn't hurt the knee right now as really only squatting does. I'm going to get back in the gym tomorrow before all the snow hits hopefully and then we will see about next week. Right now I'm unsure if I'll even be able to get out of the house Tuesday/Wednesday. If not I have stuff here I can do and will definitely keep up the dosage/knee "rehab" type work.
 
Nice workouts, glad to see you're able to stay busy on off days and will be prepared if you get nailed with a ton of snow.

I'm on vacation in Florida so snow's not a worry for me, but I'm taking the whole week off. I've been training hard since August and was definitely feeling beat up like your knee is. I hope it heals quickly!
 
Saturday+Sunday: Day 16 and 17-

Off days from the gym due to schedule. Saturday I did get some KB swings in at home with my 35 pound KB. Doesn't hurt the knee right now as really only squatting does. I'm going to get back in the gym tomorrow before all the snow hits hopefully and then we will see about next week. Right now I'm unsure if I'll even be able to get out of the house Tuesday/Wednesday. If not I have stuff here I can do and will definitely keep up the dosage/knee "rehab" type work.

No worries, rehab is always best :). You should rub some eviscerate on that knee, should bring blood flow in :p
 
No worries, rehab is always best :). You should rub some eviscerate on that knee, should bring blood flow in :p

I always do some "prehabilitation" to avoid the nasty stuff - it was recommended in some of the Westside articles I read early in my lifting career (after I hung up my football helmet and track spikes). It's worth the time.
 
Day 18- Monday, Feb. 25

Supplement Usage: 4 capsules 35 minutes before workout.

Day 1 of 2nd Phase (Upper chest conjugate/Biceps heavy)

A. Incline bench press-4 x 7: 130 pounds

B1. Low-incline dumbbell press (stop short of lockout)- 3*11: 40 pounds

B2. Slide Flies- 3* Max reps

C. Decline Pushups- 3*11 reps

D. Bench press- 1 x 100 reps (take pauses if needed): 70

E. Barbell curl: 5 x 5: 80

Thoughts:

Poundages and reps up from last go round on this workout. Trop XP might be kicking in on the strength department. This workout was essentially "easy" compared to the last go round. Elevated T signs? Oily skin and a bit of breakouts which are very rare for me. Also knocking it out of the park in the bedroom. Always respond well to icariin as previously mentioned.
 
Day 19 and 20:

Tuesday/Wednesday Feb. 26, 27

Was inside both these days as unable to get out of the house. Most snow I have EVER seen in my life (Kansas). Stayed pretty active with some core work and KB swings, not to mention the continued rehab efforts on the ol knee which is finally starting to feel better. Getting ready to head to the gym shortly to be back on track!
 
Day 19 and 20:

Tuesday/Wednesday Feb. 26, 27

Was inside both these days as unable to get out of the house. Most snow I have EVER seen in my life (Kansas). Stayed pretty active with some core work and KB swings, not to mention the continued rehab efforts on the ol knee which is finally starting to feel better. Getting ready to head to the gym shortly to be back on track!

I see that the strength is starting to kick in your previous workout - nice!

Glad to see you were able to stay safe in the snow, stay active, and that the knee's feeling better!
 
I always do some "prehabilitation" to avoid the nasty stuff - it was recommended in some of the Westside articles I read early in my lifting career (after I hung up my football helmet and track spikes). It's worth the time.

IMO, always better to prevent rather than treat. Luckily my cardiologist thinks the same way. From bodybuilding, being so heavy with drastic weight fluctuations and various exogenous hormones, left ventricular growth is so common and a silent killer among bodybuilders. I pharmacologically prevent, rather than treat.

Mike
 
IMO, always better to prevent rather than treat. Luckily my cardiologist thinks the same way. From bodybuilding, being so heavy with drastic weight fluctuations and various exogenous hormones, left ventricular growth is so common and a silent killer among bodybuilders. I pharmacologically prevent, rather than treat.

Mike

You're a smart guy to begin with (lifting & medically speaking), but that's a damn good idea. Even though I'm 21, I am definitely behind on my physicals - although my mom's a cardiac critical care nurse, so she does her best to keep an eye on me. :)
 
Day 21- Thursday Feb. 28

Supplement Usage: 4 capsules 35 minutes before workout.

Day 1 of 2nd Phase (Upper chest conjugate/Biceps heavy)

A. Incline bench press-4 x 8: 135 pounds

B1. Low-incline dumbbell press (stop short of lockout)- 3*12: 40 pounds

B2. Slide Flies- 3* Max reps

C. Decline Pushups- 3*12 reps

D. Bench press- 1 x 100 reps (take pauses if needed): 70

E. Barbell curl: 5 x 5: 80
 
Day 22: Friday March 1

Workout: Day 3 Phase 2 time 2. Biceps and Chest Heavy

Supplement usage: 4 caps about 35 minutes before workout.

A. Barbell curl 4 x 7: 80 pounds

B1. Reverse preacher curl- EZ bar +25

B2. Hammer curl- 3X11: 25 lbs.

D. Preacher curl 1*100- EZ bar+5

E. High incline dumbbell press-5*5: 40 pounds
 
Day 23: Saturday, March 2


Off Day. 2 caps in the morning, two caps at night. About to go catch a workout for today as I just got back from out of town. Then I'll get the latest thoughts updated.
 
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