13-09-24
Seated Leg Curl
96 x 10, 7
89x12 + 82x10 + 75x8
Leg Extension [different one from usual]
139 x 9, 7, 6 + 124x5 + 110x7
Rotary Calves
33x 16
36 x 10, 8, 7
Adductor Machine
95x11 + 87.5x8 + 80x8 + 72.5x9 + 65x9
Single-Leg Leg Press
50 x 10, 9, 8
Low Row
140 x 10, 8, 5 + 120x7 + 100x7
One-Arm Pulldown
7 x 9, 7
6 x 8
Cable Lateral
13.75 x 13, 11, 10, 9
Bayesian Curl
16.25 x 7, 6
13.75 x 11, 9
Preacher Machine
15/0/0 x 16, 13, 10
Panatta Lateral
60x15 + 50x9 + 40x9
Standing Glute Abductor
50 x 11, 8, 7
3 sets each of GHD low back and machine crunches
Notes
Good workout.
Trying out SL leg presses. A few years ago when I went to a physio about hip pain from running/squatting, but in a period when I wasn't going to a gym that machines (i lifted at my climbing gym), they were a strong advocate for SL leg presses as a controlled setting for improving hip function/strength. Seems plausible. Related reason for me to add in the abductor/glute work – getting hips strong in all planes can't be bad if I want to run more.
The knee pad was removed (!?) from the adductor machine, so that was (a) uncomfortable and (b) meant the ROM/stretch was less than usual, so could lift a bit more weight.
BJJ instructor was leaving the gym as I was arriving, lol, but he seemingly did not recognise me, so an awkward interaction was avoided.