after taking my two toddlers to Disney World for a week, I am officially making a case for curls in a dad's workout. Picking two kids up and holding them while waiting in line for hours was quite the workout. Add to that 9 miles a day, most of the time pushing a janky-ass stroller that might now double as a prowler, and you've got a decent deload week workout. I got in a 5am 2 mile run on Tuesday, but with 20 hour car rides and the lack of sleep and the frequent toddler melt downs, I didn't have the juice in me to do more.
Official Can I Actually Run HLM uninterrupted for 10 weeks Challange - OCIARHLMUFTC
OCIARHLMUFTC Week1 - H
4/16
Squats
225x5x3 I thought I would lose steam here, but they went up relatively easily, besides some attempts to look up. I put my Whipped Cream and Other Delights vinyl on the floor to keep my gaze fixed
Bench
180x3F, 175x4F, 155x5
Right forearm felt weird on the 180, and I didn't rest enough before trying 175. I took the fat grips off and it felt hella weird, have I become addicted?
Deadlifts
280x3F
I had pretty bad form break on the last workout coupled with some back pain (that I may have been ignoring for a bit), so I videotaped my warmups to make sure I was keeping my back in extension. I stopped at 285x3 because I felt my form break down, and I would like to preserve my smiling back. I'll try 285 next monday and progress by 10 from there until I get back to 305.
Chin-ups
5,4?,3 2nd set may have been 5, I got distracted.
This is my first real Chin-up workout in forever. As I type this the morning after, my elbows feel no worse than they did before the workout, to be specific they are pain free unless I take my thumb and aggravate the ulnar nerve area on my right elbow.
My "cardio" is still in the tanks. As the sole purpose of this silly bullshit is to enjoy my hiking more, I'm going to reset my running training a bit, and add more walking, hopefully to use less of my recovery. I'm officially taking the 4/23 5k off the table, as I have a kid-free weekend with my wife and I don't want to spend it embarrassing myself in the back of the pack. My next marker if my annual run around West Thompson lake during my family's Memorial Day family campout. It's a nice rooty and hilly 8 miles that I like to run early in the morning hungover AF.