Last night I was playing around in the gym and decided to go for a 1rm back squat. My pre-surgery bs was 200#. I got to 180# x2. Was pretty pleased with that! Right now most of my lifts are at 90% of what they were. After only 1 month back I feel on track. I am hoping in another month I can hit my old highs.
Tuesday
Did not feel like dragging the kids to the gym today, so I did this workout at home. First time doing deadlifts in 3 months and oh man they were TOUGH.
Bench- every 2:00 for 12:00 -- 55, 65, 75, 70, 70, 70
Bench 5 reps at 75% plus 5-15 unbrokenT2B knees to armpits
Bench 5 reps at 75% plus 5-15 unbroken
Haven't done any benching since my surgery. These felt good, but shoulders were achy and making noise. Not cool. T2B is much better this week, but not quite ready for the regular form. Ab strength is still lacking a tad
TNG Deadlift-
70% x 36 reps --- 145# (old 1rm 220, new 200ish??)
6-12 reps per set --- 8,8,6,8,6
Do 15 bar facing burpees every time you break your set
70% x 36 reps --- 145# (old 1rm 220, new 200ish??)
6-12 reps per set --- 8,8,6,8,6
Do 15 bar facing burpees every time you break your set
These were freaking HEAVY. I estimated 145# should be about 70% of my newish 1rm, but forgot I haven't done these at all in months. Slowly made my way through them.
Conditioning-
On a 15 minute clock
5 Rounds
5 Deadlifts 275/185 145#
10 Burpees
Right into
21-15-9
Box Jump 24/20
HSPU strict pull up blue band -- +48 reps
5 Rounds
5 Deadlifts 275/
10 Burpees
Right into
21-15-9
Box Jump 24/20
Stuck with 145# for DL since those were heavy enough. Moved through the first part a little slower. Finished with 5:30 to spare. Got through 48 extra reps