Strength
Deads: 465 x 2s x 5r (PR, followed by another PR)
Bench: 245 x 5s x 3r (PR)
Bench: 225 x 2s x 5r
T-Bar: 200 x 5s x 5r (YEAH, A FOURTH PR)
Volume
Deads: 4,650
Bench: (3,675 + 2,250) = 5,925
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Total: 10,575
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Thought I'd left my chalk at home and couldn't deadlift. Which was a sort of relief, because I was in bitch mode and feeling beat up. Thought to myself "OK. Just some medium squats and some dips and we're out. 40 minutes. Easy.".
But then it turned out I did have my chalk. So it was on.
After my warm up deadlift sets, and still in bitch mode, I didn't feel like doing 460 x 3s x 5r. (This would have matched my highest 5RM ever.) So, I told myself that if I deadlifted 465 x 1s x 5r then I could call it a day, since that would be an all time PR.
So I did 465 x 5.
And the weird part is, it wasn't difficult. And I actually felt better after I did it.
And it was a 5RM PR!!!!
I felt so good I did another set.
Which was a little tougher, but still felt good.
And which was a 2s x 5r PR!!!
Then I went to bench, where I set a 5s x 3r PR.
For T-Bar I was only planning on 3s x 5r. But it felt doable. And I had just listened to Stan Efferding talk about how the back could take more volume than most lifters thought, so I went for 5s x 5r.
If I'd had more time I would have added leg press, curls, ab wheel, and mobility work.