I am officially back in business. My wisdom teeth and a cracked molar surgery have been put off till April 7th.
I am currently working on a program now that i have access to real weights and not just cable machines.
Todays Workout : Chest, Triceps, Calves ( 2 miles on Elliptical Pre Workout )
Barbell Bench Press : 4X10
Incline Barbell benchPress : 3X10
Incline DB Flys : 3X10
Low Cable Pulley Crossover : 3X10
Rope tricep Pushdown : 4X10
Lying Tricep Extension : 3X10
Tricep Extension : 3X10
Standing Calf Raise : 4X15
Seated Calf Raise : 4X15
Nutrition :
2 Hard Boiled Eggs
1/4 C Oats
1 Chobani Greek Yogurt
40 G Protein Shake
6 oz chicken
1 medium potatoe
40 G Protein Shake
6 oz Center Cut Pork
1/4 C Brown Rice
1/2 C Broccoli
6 oz chicken breast
1/4 c Brown Rice
1/2 C Broccoli
40 G protein Shake Before Bed
ouch!a cracked molar
ouch!
Yeah buddy. When I let my wisdom tooth come through it crowded and cracked my molar.....can't wait to get it fixed
Solid lifts and nutrition - as always. Good to see that going to the new gym has had such a positive impact.
I had some problems with a molar not long ago, found when my heart rate increased during cardio that it throbbed like a sob...
That was another bad thing that made me give up morning cardio. It's hurting bad enough gritting teeth on lifts let alone starting the throbbing as soon as I get up....
Solid effort brother. However, it isn't recommended to do drop sets on every exercise. I would try to limit it to 2 exercises per muscle group.
Solid effort brother. However, it isn't recommended to do drop sets on every exercise. I would try to limit it to 2 exercises per muscle group.
It can be really easy to overtrain the muscle with drop sets. The focus is to shock the muscles, increasing hypertrophy.Whys that?