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Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: chasing athleticism
« on: October 25, 2019, 11:57:55 am »
Friday
BS 2x8x20, 8x40
OHP 6x40, 6x50, 3x55, 1x57.5, 0Fx60, 2x2x55, 3x4x52.5
Neck Exercises 3x8x10kg
KB row 3x8x20kg
LPD 3x8x40kg
Row 20 min
Bike 10 min
Notes:
That workout almost killed my interest in training. It took 3 hours from walking into the gym and walking out. To do what? Lift mediocre weights and accomplish nothing. What is even the point? Why am i doing this when i could be doing anything better with my time. So over training when the only reason i used to enjoy training was to chase that ever elusive progress or the idealistic 'goal' which you never ever came close to reaching. And then life would get in the way, maybe an injury or some other setback in life - then start over. It's madness. I know my genetic limits are very close so it's not really something I can realistically change either. I used to believe i could make up for it with hard work but that's just nonsense because limits are real.
BS 2x8x20, 8x40
OHP 6x40, 6x50, 3x55, 1x57.5, 0Fx60, 2x2x55, 3x4x52.5
Neck Exercises 3x8x10kg
KB row 3x8x20kg
LPD 3x8x40kg
Row 20 min
Bike 10 min
Notes:
That workout almost killed my interest in training. It took 3 hours from walking into the gym and walking out. To do what? Lift mediocre weights and accomplish nothing. What is even the point? Why am i doing this when i could be doing anything better with my time. So over training when the only reason i used to enjoy training was to chase that ever elusive progress or the idealistic 'goal' which you never ever came close to reaching. And then life would get in the way, maybe an injury or some other setback in life - then start over. It's madness. I know my genetic limits are very close so it's not really something I can realistically change either. I used to believe i could make up for it with hard work but that's just nonsense because limits are real.