27-02-2019, 03:59 PM
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Re: Post your daily exercise routine
Wednesday 27/2/19: Tension training (Legs). 55mins.
(All weights in kgs)
A day later than originally planned as I had my long-delayed ENT appointment yesterday (as mentioned in another thread), todays tension training workout on the legs was successfully completed. With added weight from last time I set to work on some very deep pressing on the incline and sled apparatus especially.
Sled press:
25x100 warm-up
20x160 pause 15x160 p 10x160
15x200 p 12x200
14x200 to failure point
50x120 high reps
Incline press:
20x200 p 15x200 p 10x200
12x280 p 6x280
12x330 to failure point
50x150 high reps
*Cranking up the weight to a pretty scary 330kgs on this today, more than Ive pushed for a long time. Not because I find it too difficult (though its certainly not a doddle) but because Im supposed to be going easier on the really heavy weights. To be honest, why though? If the weight is still in my capabilities, go for it. My all-time maximum on a leg press is 425kgs when I was at my bodybuilding peak in my late thirties, though my legs were rather monstrous at that time!
Seated ham curls:
20x40 p 12x40 p 8x40
10x60 p 6x60
7x70
50x30 high reps
Adductor:
25x60
Abductor:
25x60
With the absence of the extension machine today (broken), I added a few sets on the lying leg curl instead, being careful not to arch my lower back too much:
Lying reverse leg curl (prone):
15x20 p 12x20 p 10x20
15x25 p 8x25
8x32.5
25x15 slow reps
Sled press (extra):
20x200
*Jumping on the sled for a quick final blast, as you do!
Im unsure about when my next workout will take place. My arms are still pretty well shattered from Mondays extended session, so I may just do a light session tomorrow. If not it will be Saturday as on Friday Im out to see a singer-songwriter from Texas called Bob Cheevers who is on his farewell tour, playing in my local pub.
Thanks for reading