Day Fourteen of Thirty

[opabinia]

On 06.04.06,

deadlift 2x5 @235lb
military press 3x5 (RL) @24kg
underhand pull-up 3x8
military press 2 (RL) @32kg

New deadlift cycle, starting at 235lb.

Fourteen days down, twenty-six sixteen to go.

Comments

[xany.livejournal.com]

Fourteen days down, twenty-six to go.

I know you work in biotech, and have a much more advanced grasp of math and science than I do, but when I was in school, fourteen plus twenty-six equalled forty. i think you meant sixteen to go, unless you're using some super-advanced math beyond my comprehension.

;-)

hey there...

[voodoodollie167.livejournal.com]

I don't know you, but I absolutely LOVE your icon. Do you mind if I "steal" it. I'll totally give credit to who/where ever it came from!

Re: hey there...

[xany.livejournal.com]

go right ahead. I honestly don't remember where I got it from, or I'd've credited it as well.

Re: hey there...

[voodoodollie167.livejournal.com]

Thanks!

[lepidosiren.livejournal.com]

No blood in brain. All in muscles.

[voodoodollie167.livejournal.com]

Lol. Yeah, it happens.

[(Anonymous)]

Ah, okay, that explains the strikeout. At a certain point in the training session, even simple gym math becomes a problem.

"Um, how much is 2x2x45, +45?"

[lepidosiren.livejournal.com]

Why, hello, anonymous bottleimp. :)

"Um, how much is 2x2x45, +45?"

It's.. uh... four wheels! I remember how exciting it was to deadlift that for the first time -- where "exciting" = "felt like my spine was going to telescope."

[bottleimp.livejournal.com]

How the hell did I get to be anonymous? I musta been logged out somehoo.

[bottleimp.livejournal.com]

I remember 225 being kind of an impressive hump to get over, but nothing like 315, which was a big bugaboo for me for a long time. Like 405 is now; did it once, never managed it again.