Paul's swimming blog

It's not going to be as interesting as Ande's but I realized when I was powerlifting 10 years ago that this is the best way for me to track and evaluate my progress so here it is.
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  • OK, so I took my frustration and channeled it into a decent workout. 9 Jan 2008 6:45pm - gym session Treadmill 10min, .78 miles (4) Squat - 45x10(3),115x10(6),115x10(7) Seated Leg Curl - 95x10(3), 110x10(4) Seated Calf Raise - 70x12(7),70x12(7) Incline BB Press - 45x10(2), 95x10(4), 105x10(6) DB Flyes - 10x10(3), 15x10(6) Straight Leg Raise - 20(7),20(8) Cable Crunch - 150x20(5), 170x20(7), 190x20(8) Done in 45 minutes. The numbers in the parens indicate level of effort on a 1-10 scale. Paul
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  • OK, so I took my frustration and channeled it into a decent workout. 9 Jan 2008 6:45pm - gym session Treadmill 10min, .78 miles (4) Squat - 45x10(3),115x10(6),115x10(7) Seated Leg Curl - 95x10(3), 110x10(4) Seated Calf Raise - 70x12(7),70x12(7) Incline BB Press - 45x10(2), 95x10(4), 105x10(6) DB Flyes - 10x10(3), 15x10(6) Straight Leg Raise - 20(7),20(8) Cable Crunch - 150x20(5), 170x20(7), 190x20(8) Done in 45 minutes. The numbers in the parens indicate level of effort on a 1-10 scale. Paul
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