Oh man, today was even better.
Dat massive refeed, though. Seriously, it made a world of a difference on my performance at the gym today.
2/5/2016
Friday
Training log
Heavy deadlift/Heavy Pull/Light OHP
DL
Warmup with hook grip
135 x 1 x 3
225 x 1 x 3
275 x 1 x 1
315 x 1 x 1
425 x 1 x 1
Main sets - belt added
425 x 2 x 3
445 x 1 x 3
455 x 1 x 1 - My Inzer lever belt was too loose, so I couldn't squeeze out a few more reps with this weight.
455 x 1 x 1
425 x 1 x 1 - With a little help from the handyman, I was able to screw the latch in the belt 2 notches tighter. Much better.
405 x 1 x 4, 3, 2, 6 - Straps added because my calluses were busted. I was planning to do a downward pyramid with this weight, but my ego got the best of me, so I finished it with a set of 6.
P Rows
225 x 4 x 6
OHP
155 x 3 x 8
Pause squats
225 x 2 x 3. 5 sec - back
225 x 1 x 3 - front
No accessories today because I was tired as shit.
Notes:
A while ago in my first post (it's now erased), I mentioned that I was going to eat more before my heavy deadlift and squat days so I can be well-nourished. Well, my intuition was right. Yesterday massive refeed made a monster difference on my training today. I will reevaluate and readjust my macros once again to optimize my performance.
I think this was the highest volume I've ever handled in my training career.
Morning weight after refeed: 207.8 lbs
There's one change in my program that I forgot to mention. I replaced all my light squat sets with speedwork sets. The weights are the same, but the numbers of the sets and reps are reversed e.g. 3 x 8 -> 10 x 2 ala Westside Dynamic Effort training.
Typing this entry up on my smartphone is a real bitch.
I sold some of my equipments to Rick, the owner of World's Gym in Pacific Beach.
I'm going to miss those bastards. No, actually, I will be training with them. I just hope some gym idiot won't abuse/misuse these things and ruin it for the rest of us.