Morning weight 95.6kg.
Jog
3.36km, 17:24 (PR)
Walk
Same distance back
Midfoot strike - no issues, no excessive calf fatigue. Gonna start quantifying my cardio to measure my progress for my own sake! Feeling great these days! Weather is wonderful, I'm energetic, I'm drawing again, cut is finally progressing again, lifts are moving forth along with the new techniques and cues on the bench, SOHP and squat, and the new running step is sooooo much better for my knees. Life's plain good!
On the subject of my cut - with summer being here and shirts coming off, I realise just how severe the starting position of my cut was, and also how far below my potential I've been treating myself in regards to training and diet. I've also come to terms with my genetical shortcomings (insane susceptibility to water retention and ease of fat mass gain), but also started to question just how much of it is genetics and how much is attributable to a history of poor lifestyle. I've got a great frame in regards to it being able to hide my flaws - even now at 95.6kg, almost fifteen kilos into my cut, I'm not by the furthest stretch of the imagination jacked, with my BF-percentage probably around 20%. The only reason why I havent seen this creeping death coming is because I'm lucky enough that my body deposits fat VERY uniformly, with buildup at the glutes and thighs. (Rampage-ass)
So here I am, questioning just how far I can go in a long perspective, wondering how I'd look at a legit 12-15% bodyfat, if staying there is genetically feasible to me, and how much (or little) lean mass is actually on my bones. Then again, Rippetoe says I should just shut up and squat.
Cliffs:
- go fuck yourself.
Mustard-o-meter: 7/10