Back day. After my PWO I opened some mail from yesterday then it was out to the gym. It was 23 degrees out, but the insulated garage held the heat in from yesterday rather nicely. Kept my rest periods short, and did some light ab work just help add some circulatory stress, and I read a study a few days ago (I'll have to see if I can find it again) about using ab excersises to increase blood flow in the stomach area and potentially mobilize fat from adipose tissue. Going to add some type of ab stuff on upper body days just to see what happens. Nothing crazy, nothing to actually build my abs, just get blood moving. Certainly can't hurt, and who knows, maybe I'll have a cut midsection in a couple of months. Pull Ups / Hanging Leg Raises BW x 6 / 8 BW x 6 / 8 BW x 6 / 8 BW x 6 / 8 Landmine V Handle Rows / Decline Crunches 140 x 10 / 8 150 x 10 / 8 150 x 8 / 6 140 x 8 / 6 Skier Pull Downs / Hanging Leg Raises *60* x 8 / 8 *60* x 7 / 8 *50* x 8 / 8 Wide Grip Pull Downs / Seated Ab Twists *80* x 15 / 16 *80* x 15 / 16 *80* x 15 / 16 Low Cable Rows Overhand to Underhand *70* x 8, 6 *70* x 7, 6 *70* x 6, 5 Reverse Flys / Suitcase Rows 10s x 12 / 55s x 8 10s x 12 / 55s x 8 10s x 12 / 55s x 8 Drop set Low Cable Rows OH - UH *70* x 5, 5 *60* x 5, 5 *50* x 5, 5 23 overall sets in 45 minutes. My back was fried and pumped like crazy at the same time. I've never been able to hammer out this much volume and this many exercises at one time before. Follidrone is helping me really push myself and it's not mentally taxing at all either. I'm feeling very confident in each set that I'll be able to hit my minimum reps, and so far have fallen short only a hand full of times, and on heavy weights.