24-09-17Morning BW: 75.1kg [happy with this after a rest day, could easily have mismanaged that]
Waist @ navel : 32.25"
Workout6-8 max SVJs, a few after warming up then a couple between each rest period of the lightest DL sets. Felt okay
Deadlift
70 x 5, 5
90 x 3
110 x 5
122.5 x 5
137.5 x 5 [kind of hard, could have had 6 or 7 total I think, though]
OHP
Bar x 5
35 x 5
47.5 x 5, 5, 5
45 x 5, 5
Wide Grip Pullups
BW x 10, 10, 10, 10, 7
[5 x 10 might be on that table next week! The first two sets were very easy]
Dips
BW x 21, 17, 11
[I think I gave myself an exertion headache locking out the 11th rep of that last set, oof]
Reverse Curls
20 x 12, 12, 10 [only had the wrist folding on the last couple of reps of the last set]
Treadmill - 3.8mph
20 mins @ 5.5% -- Avg HR 135
10 mins @ 6% -- Avg HR 135
NotesSolid workout. Dropping leg accessories for now since my legs have been feeling perpetually pretty tired. Lots of walking + they rarely get a full rest day, so it seems the sensible thing.
Was really breathing quite hard during the pullups and dips.
I realised that when I first used the Navy BF% calculator I used waist at 1" above navel instead of waist at navel. Estimating that my waist was ~.75" wider at the navel (that's about the difference now), I recalculated the BF% I began the cut at (~21-22%). Oof, I was a fatty, haha. The same calculator puts me at 16% now with only ~.5kg lean mass loss, which seems like good going. Obviously there are some confounding factors here: (a) the calculator is not going to be totally accurate, but a ~3.25" loss of waist at navel so far is grand and (b) not all lean mass is muscle, so it going down a little with weight loss doesn't imply muscle loss.