Monday I ran 3 miles (planned on running 4 but the treadmill shut off at 24 minutes, that's why I usually run outside) then hit bis/tris mostly chasing a pump
Yesterday was legs
Squats: 225x15, 275x2, 315x8, 365x2, 405x2, 425x2, 455x1
Leg press: started with just the sled and added a plate to each side until I got to 5 plates doing 20 slow/very controlled reps each set and super setting calf raises
Leg extensions to failure x3
Leg curls x20x3
Each of the last 2 were superset with hanging leg raises or weighted decline crunches
It was a bit of a short leg day for me because I just couldn't get my mind into too well but was still pretty strong so I'm pleased, I was up a little late watching the game on Monday . Legs were a little fatigued from Monday's run but this morning everything feels great! No soreness or fatigue. Since I've been pushing the fasted cardio/cardio in general I actually kinda like it now (wtf?!?). Not being an endurance athlete, and never having been, peakO2 I'd say has really just accelerated my endurance increase. Obviously it's alongside normal adaptations to training but I can't imagine it increasing this fast. Workout recovery is pretty phenomenal. My nutrition is pretty good but I'd say the Xtend while training or doing fasted cardio has helped to keep me going strong