Week 123Saturday - 08/06/16
188.0lbs
-= Workout Log =-
Seated Cable Rows
200 x 5 >> 2min rests.
220 x 3
240 x 5
230 x 5
220 x 5
Lateral Raises
35's x 5 >> 60sec rests.
45's x 3
50's x 8
45's x 8
40's x 12
Weighted Pull ups
BW x 5 >> Long rests between maxes, then 60sec rest.
+25lbs x 3 >> Lol.
+50lbs x 10
+50lbs x 1
+50lbs x 3
BW x 7
Rear Delt Incline W Flyes
45's x 1 >> Getting tired of these. Looking to find a replacement soon.
50's x 5
Weighted Captain's Chair Knee Raises
50 x 8 >> 60sec rests.
50 x 8 >> Biceps kept cramping on my dragon flags so I did these.
50 x 8
Negative Dragon Flags
5 >> Managed to do a set without my biceps turning into eggs.
-= Study Log =-
Textbook #1
Read chapter 9 of 21
Review Questions
Chapter 10 (38 cards)
Real Test Questions
Learned 30 cards (290/2,300)
Finished chapter 9 today (did 10 yesterday). So I'm about halfway through the textbook:

I'll be damn proud of myself when I pass this exam. Spaced repetition is saving my ass too. I can't believe I can still recall the answers to the questions I made even from the first five chapters with over 85% accuracy. The real test questions I'm able to answer with about 98% accuracy when reviewing them. What really matters is how accurately I answer them my first time around though (which has been about 70%). I'll start measuring that once I complete the textbook. But hey, I'm planning to learn over 2,000 test questions so there's a good chance some of them will show up on my exam, so that 98% review accuracy will still come in handy!
Regardless, taking practice tests is not just an assessment. And it's not just for memorization incase the questions show up on my exam.
Practice tests = analyzing the question to figure out the answer = reinforcement of concepts = learning method.