When war is in your blood killing is as easy as breathing.
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QUOTE (willpiazza31 @ Feb 23 2008, 02:45 PM)
Why don't you write down the weights used?
Isn't the point of a journal to track progress?
always keep looking at the total of reps from the last work out and it kinda phsycs me out..and i lift at that number or 1 extra rep....this way when i fail out i know im failing out....plus i can't count and lift at the same time too well anyways
also i don't like carrying the shit around with me in the gym and losing my pen and shit....w/o a journal i feel more speratic and can sfw better and get in an out of the gym quicker in stead of sitting their saying ok i gotta flat bench these db this many times ....i dunno it's kinda a mental thing it kinda works for me....the progress is go by is what it shows in the mirror..
When war is in your blood killing is as easy as breathing.
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dead lift 10 sets
bo bb rows 4 sets
bb shrugs 3 sets
hi rise cable rows 3 sets
ez bar curls 3 sets 1 drop set
looks like a lot but done in 50 minutes....some days you just get in the zone had to up the intensity on the curls b/c if not i would have been their all day b/c my body just didn't feel dead like usually...so had to work it a little harder
When war is in your blood killing is as easy as breathing.
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standing military press 5 sets
BB front delt raise 6 sets
rear delt raise 4 sets
upright rows 5 sets
busted ass again....took three caffien pills and a buddy gave me some NO xplode and i couldn't pass it up ...fuck pounded weights...got a good pum and was out in less than 50 minutes...