I took my measurements this morning, before I went to work out. Here they are:
Weight: 161.4 lbs
Body Fat Percentage: 6.9% (not too bad for a skinny white boy like me, but I want to get it down to 5% or less).
1. Neck: 16”
2. Shoulders at their widest point: 47”
3. Chest: 39”
4. Waist 3 inches above your bellybutton: 32”
5. Waist at your belly button: 32.5”
6. Waist 3 inches below your belly button: 34.5”
7. Hips at their widest point: 39.25”
8. Thigh 9 inches above the top of your kneecap: 23”
9. Thigh 6 inches above the top of your kneecap: 20.25”
10. Thigh 3 inches above the top of your kneecap: 17.5
11. Calf at its widest point: 16”
12. Bicep (flexed) measure the widest point: 14.75”
13. Forearm (flexed) at its widest point: 12.5”
And here is a photo of me a bit later that morning (about 9:30 am):
Look at those abs!
Now with all that being said, here is my first workout:
-5 Pull ups on the minute for 20 minutes
-3 Deadlifts on the minute for 20 minutes; 10 lifts at 135 lbs; 10 lifts at 140 lbs
As a set (3 times through):
-***Decline Pushup: 10
-Jump Tuck: 10
-Dumbbell Floor Press: 10; 40 lbs dumbbells
-Dumbbell Press: 10 each side; 35 lbs
-5 Rounds: ***TRX Rip Trainer Sledgehammer; 30 seconds each side at 18 lbs
Thoughts on this workout:
-Pull ups: Not nearly as bad as I thought they'd be. It got a bit hard towards the end though.
-Deadlift: Not bad; I tweeked my lower back on Saturday so I was taking a bit easy, but the moves felt fluid. I haven't had a lot of experience with deadlifts so I'm still trying to get the hang of them. So far they're pretty awesome.
-Decline Pushup: Easy...like super easy...
-Jump Tuck: Relatively easy compared to say, running to your bus that's pulling away.
-Dumbbell Floor Press: By itself? Not bad. After the pushup and jump tuck? A bit harder.
-Dumbbell Press: I found my weak point. This one was the most brutal, especially after the other exercises. I ended up having to use my legs to push through the sticking point. I bought a 35 pound kettlebell, so hopefully it should make things easier.
-TRX Rip Trainer Sledgehammer: This is a new movement because I don't have access to a sledgehammer or (more importantly) I don't have a place in the gym to slam it without causing damage. So I used the Rip Trainer, which is basically a giant stick with a bungee cord. It really was a great cardiovascular workout, and I can't wait to use it more. I could feel it in my shoulders too; nice bit of work TRX
Next workout is coming up tomorrow.
Next workout is coming up tomorrow.
Forgot to mention that I also did, without stopping:
ReplyDelete6x25 pushups
6x25/side unicycles
6x4 pullups
All in all, I did a total of 124 pullups...not bad for someone who could barely do 3 a couple of years ago.