Still, I go to the gym and work out. Because if I stay home and rest, nothing changes. The cold doesn't get better. It just hangs out. If I work out, either the cold gets better, or it gets worse. Either way, something happens. I know this from experience. My body is good at hibernation, and that's helpful with this sort of upper respiratory infection.
Since I feel a bit run-down, I cut my warm up push ups to just 30 T-push ups. I skip the planks and just do some crunches. No benching. I did some yesterday. But I can do RG BB Rows today. I don't do 3 sets of heavy like last week though. I'll do that next week, because I'm assuming I'll be better then. I also test out, gingerly, Seated One-Arm Cable Rows. It's really more of a bicep exercise for me even though I make sure to extend my lat forward. I start with a palm-down grip and rotate as I pull back to my armpit, ending with my thumb facing up. It's that twisting motion that really helps with the biceps. And I always start with the "weak" arm first, which means Left, then Right. No delts today. I'm planning to whack the machine tomorrow and that is actually a very arm-and-shoulder-intensive workout.
I feel a little lighter. The gym scale has dropped me down from 112 to 109.6 lbs. I'm glad it's going in the right direction.
Thursday Workout
(6.18 miles cardio; 22,681 lbs moved)
Steady State
Calorie : 143 CAL
Distance: 3.6 mile
Speed : 7.18 mph
Duration : 00:30:06
Distance: 3.6 mile
Speed : 7.18 mph
Duration : 00:30:06
217.5
Set 1 : 55x25
Set 2 : 95x20
Set 3 : 115x20
Set 4 : 125x15
Set 5 : 135x15
Set 6 : 145x15
Set 7 : 105x25
Set 2 : 95x20
Set 3 : 115x20
Set 4 : 125x15
Set 5 : 135x15
Set 6 : 145x15
Set 7 : 105x25
190.4
Set 1 : 112x21
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