9/4 Cont:
Hit the gym today. Felt really good to be back on point. Still moving more weight and strength is still going up. Pumps were pretty good today. Hit my regular work out.
Did my warm ups: 100# flat bench, 1 set x 10, 200# 1 set x 10. Loaded up 230# for 5x5. Had some good energy so I loaded up 240# to see if I could get in a few reps. Knocked out 240# for 5 sets of 5. Same thing happened w/ my incline bench today. Did 170# for 5x5 and loaded up 190# to see if I could knock out a few reps. Did 5 sets of 5.
Feeling juiced, I hit the pec deck next for 230#, 1 set of 10, 1 set of 8, 1 set of 6. Last set was done at 210# x 10 reps. Short on time today so I skipped the decline bench today but substituted pull overs at 65# 3 sets of 10. Finished off the day w/ 4 sets of isometric chest presses at 20#, 4 sets of 10.
Left the gym feeling really good and accomplished. Going to squeeze every last bit out of the last couple days of this cycle.
Picked up my son last night at the airport. He’s on leave right now from the Navy and moving to his next duty station. We were out shooting the breeze in the back yard. He was asking me how to get bigger and put on more mass. He’s 6 foot and weights 130. Told him he had to eat since he has a very fast metabolism. He then looked at me and said Pops, your arms are getting fricken big. Granted, he hasn’t been home in quite some time but it did put a smile on my face.
9/5:
Woke up this morning feeling pretty good. Great nights sleep. Feeling refreshed and focused for the day. Energy and motivation are high. Blood sugar is leveled out and back to normal. Slightly sore from yesterday’s workout. Doing well on the 45mg Ep1 dose. Muscles are still pumped and full. Looking forward to today’s work out. Going to blast the hell out of my arms today. Got to make the last couple of days count. Saturday is an off day so I have a good day to recover.
Looked at the bottom of my Ep1 bottle and can see how empty it is. Actually felt sad it was come to an end and wishing this cycle was a bit longer.
Cheers,
Larry