So here goes:
Lower Body: 25-30 lbs
back: 25 lbs
chest: 15 lbs
shoulders: 10 lbs
tri: 10 lbs
bi: 15 lbs
So I didn't quite push as much as I wanted. My shoulders and tri are difficult to build up, but I've made progress on the lower body. I would go higher than 25-30 lbs, but my hands get tired holding the weight. Really. It's my hands gripping the weights and not my leg muscles that fail first. I think I need to really focus on doing some forearm curls to build up that muscle so I can grip the weights more effectively.
I honestly feel like I have to take a break and re-grip halfway through 6 rep when I use that heavy of weights. I also have issues supporting my weight on my whole hand. I know that I need to put my palms down and focus on supporting there, but I end up putting all of my fingers down and holding the heel of my hand up when doing pushups or planks. My wrists aren't that strong and this gives them a bit of ease. But it compromises my form. And it compromises my support.
I have things to work on.
I know this next month, the Lean Circuit, will incorporate a plank row. And I've seen the effects of the Lean Circuit in other reviews, so I'm looking forward to really really leaning down. If I can. There's a lot of travelling this next month. Denver. Fort Worth. Easter.
I'm sticking with the program. I'm WORKING IT! And then I'll start TurboFire because I want this to continue in the right direction.
I earned my 5 lbs award at Weight Watchers today. After we'd discussed how many points I spend on craft beer each day. They have no idea how I've done it. I say:
-track it
-Work out a TON
-Eat Efficiently
- high protein
- high fiber
- lots of veggies
- lots of fruit
- Shakeology for breakfast every day
- MAKE IT COUNT
3 ounces baked chicken breast
1/4 cup Spicy Nothings Curry
1/2 cup quinoa
1/2 cup kale
To this 7 point dish:
Smart Ones Spaghetti with Meat Sauce
So I'll cook more. And keep leftovers ready for bringing to work.
Onward.
Upward.
Slimward.
~Katie
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