Supplements-
3g Fish Oil
ON Performaxx Multivitamin
800mg Caffiene (Morning @ 400mg, Pre-Bodyweight Conditioning @ 400mg)
10mg Yohimine HCL (Morning @ 5mg, Pre-Bodyweight Conditioning @ 5mg)
297mg Potassium (Morning @ 99mg, Pre-Bodyweight Conditioning @ 99mg, Night @ 99mg)
NOW Sports ZMA
ISS Research Vanilla Whey X 1 Scoop (Post-Bodyweight Conditioning)
Bodyweight Conditioning-
Jump Roping 3 X 2 Minute Rounds w/ 1 Minute rest between each round
Gotch's Bible
-Felt absolutely great, almost as if I had a spiritual awakening (Yeah...ha ha..but who knows?)
-Completed full deck
50 second Bridge
-Was suppose to hold the bridge for 3 minutes, will definatley have to work up toward that.
Core Workout
-25 Leg Raises
-25 Decline Crunches
-25 Stability Ball Crunches
Weighted Conditiong-
10 Turkish Get-Ups (each side) w/ 40lb DB
2 X 10 Grippers
DB Flow Work w/ 10lb DB @ 10min
Random Tid Bits-
-Had one meal today which was breakfast. It consisted of five large eggs, two servings of oatmeal w/ cheese and a glass of milk. Will probably add some protien mix to the milk to get more calories/protein in next time.
-As hokey as it sounds, I really did feel spiritually awaken today. Maybe it was all the dands and bethaks.
"The most important feature of dands and bethaks is that they be done rhythmically and at a steady pace. The performance of thousands of these exercises produces a mental state not unlike that of a person who has gone into a trance through the rote recitation of a mantra or prayer. Thus, dands and bethaks transport the wrestler into an altered state of consciousness from which he derives psychic and spiritual purification. Vyayam is very much like meditation in this respect. I was told that Jharkhande Rai, a champion wrestler who used to be a member of Akhara Ram Singh, would concentrate so hard on doing his dands that his sweat would leave a perfect image of his body as it dripped onto the earth. This and similar stories were told in order to make the point that the wrestler involved was often not even aware of the extent of his exertion. Many times I have sat on the edge of an akhara and watched a wrestler bob up and down for half an hour or more without taking his eyes off an imaginary point on the ground in front of his face. It is not surprising that the beneficial effects of dands transcend the mere physical body and strengthen aspects of moral and ethical character." (Joseph S. Alter, The Wrestler's Body)