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Created:06/19/2008
Last Modified:06/19/2008
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Today workout wasn’t exactly the best, but I did make great progress by increasing the weight when doing lunges.  When I was first introduce to this exercise, I was only able to do a few reps with the bar itself.  But every days, I continue to kept doing it, and today, I finally able to put on 5lbs and 10lbs from both side of the bar.  It’s a small progress, but my form is a bit more stable now.

I want to make the same great progress when doing Seated Dumbbell Lateral Raise.  I tried using 8lbs, but I couldn’t get the dumbell all the way up, I switched to 5lbs blah…I don’t think my form is incorrect, but it shouldn’t be difficult to do with only 8lbs weight right?  I can do standing dumbbell Lateral Raise with a bit heavier weight, but the seated one give me trouble.

After all the free weight training, I did about 2.5 miles on the treadmill.  I warm up about 1 miles in about 10 minutes, I guess, I did about 3.5 miles total.

I’ve been given permission to work early, and now my day started at 3:00am, and work till noon.  My workout is shifted from 5am to 1pm, I’ll be okay, just have to adapt first…it’s always hard as first, but it will get easier.

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  1. toms1967mustang Says:

    I hate to give such a standard answer but here you go: It depends on the person. I would suggest making constant changes to your program. Don’t worry about how much weight and how many reps just worry if you are progressing or not. I would try doing 1 workout with a lot of reps (10-12). Next workout change to higher weight and low reps (3-5 with a spotter). Next workout do inclines first than flat bench than declines and keep rotating them. This might be a LITTLE extreme, but it can help get you out of a rut. MOST importantly, get your protein. Without it, you will never gain decent muscle.


  2. toms1967mustang Says:

    So far, you have made an impressive transformation. One more idea… you may be getting too much cardio for your body to start gaining. Like I said… MAY. It may be okay also. You just may need to get more protein in your diet. Basically, it will come down to what works for you. I do not know the specifics, but I hop you are downing a protein shake (or another source of protein) either before or right after your workout and another one right before bedtime (casein).


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