The Day After…
Well, I had my first workout since my surgery. The pump was definitely something I’ve missed. However, the soreness that day after is something I could live without. *L* I hit tris, delts, traps and chest. I’ve lost a lot of size and strength, so I’m hoping muscle memory will kick in soon. Breathing, raising my arms, heck anything in general brings about not so gentle reminders that I’ve been away from it for awhile.
On another note, I will more than likely be changing gyms, soon. It seems that my membership is about to expire, and they want to charge me one price, and my wife a different one. So, more than likely, I’m going to say "Screw Bally’s" and start working out at the gyms on base. (It’s free)
And one final side note: Two of my favorite stand-up comedians are coming to town in February… Jeff Dunham and Josh Blue. It turns out that they are coming on back to back days. So, I’ll be scrambling to get tickets for those dates! *L*
The workout was as follows:
Incline Bench Press- 3 sets of 15 with a warm up set of 25
Flat Bench Press- Same
Decline Bench Press- Same
Cable crossovers- Same
Shoulders:
Rear Delt Cable Crossovers?- 3 sets of 10
Millitary Press- Same
Side Laterals- Same
Tris:
"V" Bar Push downs: 1 set of 20, 1 set of 15, 2 sets of 10 (Increase weight by one plate each set, except for the last set, and increase by 2 plates)
Dumbell kick-backs: 3 sets of 10
Close-Grip Bench Press: 3 sets of 10
Almost forgot… Traps:
Calf Machine Shrugs: 5 sets of 10 (Increase the weight by 2 plates each set)






December 12, 2007 at 12:06 pm
Your going to be your old self in no time. The comedy club sounds great. Hope you get tickets.
December 12, 2007 at 2:06 pm
Looking forward to hearing more about your journey into this upcoming competition year.
All the best. Hang in there!
Carla
December 16, 2007 at 7:18 am
Man I know you’re stoked about being back in the gym. Can’t wait to see what you do in 2008!!!
December 17, 2007 at 3:33 pm
Mr Dead back on the job! Keep workin’
December 18, 2007 at 7:05 am
Ah the soreness. Just call it pains of the job.