Late update
3/27/14
1 Arm DB Row/NG Incline Pause Press
100 x 8, 5, 8, 5es/55's x 10, 10, 8, 8
Cable Row w/close grip attachment
90 x 20
115 x 15
180 x 10->115 x 8->90 x 8
Fat Bar Pull downs(over-under grips)
90 x 10, 8, 10, 8
Incline Flies/Alt DB Curls
25's x 3 x 15/25's x 3 x 8es
Face Pulls/Wood Chop(3 variants)
70 x 4 x 15/70 x 4 x 10es
Front Raises
15's x 15es, 10, 10es
Cable Crunch
130 x 20->15->10
This was to make up for missing out on a lot of assistance this week, as well as get the blood flowing all over my sore areas. Been taking Naproxen and arm feels pretty good. Still not gonna lift again until about tues/wed. I need a deload, plus work isn't really allowing much time right now.
I have been devising a plan and will start training based off of the RTS Manual. It will likely be 3 days a week with an optional 4th day. I found the best way to do this is with priorities. Meaning level 1, 2, 3, and 4 priorities. I just can't guarantee 4 days a week. I have been reading about this since december and have been slowly pushing my training towards the transition with increasing frequency(particularly with squats) and trying to gauge RPEs. I may or may not start a new log for this.
Finally, I really like 5/3/1. I am switching for a couple reasons. The point I am at with 5/3/1 I feel like on some days I should have done more, and other days less(not reps, weights). I feel strongly about the fact I need to learn to regulate myself better at this point. I also want to up my frequency. I feel I am ready for that as well. It will start off slow with just fatigue stops and trying to more accurately gauge RPEs, then I will get into more complex stuff after the first 6 weeks assuming all goes well.
If for some reason I fail, 5/3/1 will still be there. Thanks fellas. I'm off to celebrate my daughters second birthday now
