Bent-Over Barbell Row: 4 reps in 90 seconds TUL (Time Under Load) using 33 pounds. I did not get to failure. When I do this again next week, I will add more weight, because I am supposed to get to failure. It will probably take another week or so of increasing weights until I get to failure on all the lifts.
Standing Overhead Press: 3.5 reps in 75 seconds TUL using 25.5 pounds. I did get to failure. When I do this again next week, I will not add more weight.
Dead Lift: 4 reps in 100 seconds TUL using 33 pounds. I did not get to failure. When I do this again next week, I will add more weight.
Bench Press: 4 reps in 90 seconds TUL using 33 pounds. I did not get to failure. When I do this again next week, I will add more weight.
Dumbbell Squat: 5 reps in 105 seconds TUL using 27 pounds. I did not get to failure. When I do this again next week, I will add more weight.
This workout was not easy! I'm so glad it's short. With each lift, I was shaking, but I did not get sick. According to my chart below, it looks like I am gaining some strength. When I get to the point where I am experiencing failure consistently, it will be more obvious.
Since starting this 27 days ago, I have:
Lost 1/4" around my neck
Lost 1/4" around my biceps
Gained 1/8" around my bust
Gained 0" around my midriff
Gained 0" around my waist
Lost 1/4" around my navel
Gained 1/8" around my hips
Lost 1/4" around my thighs
Lost 1/8" around my calves
Gained 0.7 pounds of body fat (33.9% to 34.4%)
Lost 0.9 pounds of lean mass
Since the last time I lifted weights 9 days ago, I have:
Lost 0" around my neck
Lost 0" around my biceps
Lost 0" around my bust
Lost 1/4" around my midriff
Lost 5/8" around my waist
Lost 0" around my navel
Lost 1/8" around my hips
Lost 1/8" around my thighs
Lost 0" around my calves
Lost 1.8 pounds of body fat (35.3% to 34.4%)
Gained 0.4 pounds of lean mass
I gained after sessions one and two, but I lost after sessions three and four. Hopefully, soon I will be back where I started out, and then I can build from there.
I gained after sessions one and two, but I lost after sessions three and four. Hopefully, soon I will be back where I started out, and then I can build from there.
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