To give you an idea of what goes on in the day of the life of a powerlifter, I will post each day about what I did for training, what I ate and supplemented and what my schedule was that day.
I got up a little before 5 am and essentially hit the bathroom and then straight to the kitchen. I immediately started cooking eggs.
5 am
5 mass amino during training
4:45 pm-orange
6:00 pm-beef jerky and cheese, selenium, CoQ10, potassium, Folic Acid
8:00 pm-grilled chicken and a veggie slaw. Basically slaw with raw peppers, cucumbers and carrots. 5 mass amino, 5 ultra 40, 2 lean out, zinc, coral calcium, EFA Gold, garlic, 6 glutamine caps
I can't recall what amount of water I drank. I'll do better about that. I also drank a propel and vitamin water during the evening.
9 pm-checking e-mail and my forum, I ate ONLY...4 lemon Girl Scout cookies.
This was my training session yesterday.
Side raise: 5x15
Hammer curl: 10x15
Band side rotator: 15
Pull down: 110x15
Bench
45x25
95x15
135x8
185x5
225x3
275x3
315x1-paused
365x1-paused
405x1-paused 2 count
added shirt, DD Karin's
495x1
585x1-missed 2nd at top, we had a shaky hand off and I never recovered
585x3-paused. Just the shirt and snug in the Velcro, no belt or I'd never touch. I stopped there with the shirt as the Saturday session and the left bicep/shoulder was singing a bit.
315x10-out of the shirt, very easy
Hammer iso row
180x12
270x12
360x12x3
Rear delt on pec dec
105x12
115x12x2
Hammer curl
30x12
50x8x2
55x8
Hammer shrug-2 count static hold
90x12
180x12
270x12
360x12
Out of time
I managed to not get in the lower 600's yesterday. I have an injury that happened a couple of weeks before my world meet back in November and after the first set with hand off issues, I could feel the shoulder and bicep tendon. I would have to settle for 585x3 with some power and work from there.
After training, it was a day of work and then at 5 pm, I drove home and got to work in the gym setting up. I was in the gym till about 8 pm with different folks and then upstairs for a late dinner. I headed to bed a little after 9 and probably fell asleep before 10 and was up at 4:25 am this morning to start it all over again.
So there you have it, a typical day in the life of a powerlifter.
Next session, squats.
Damnation, that's a lotta work.
ReplyDeleteGreat job on showing us what goes on!
Thanks and I appreciate the feedback.
ReplyDeleteAlso, if you like, visit weightliftingdiscussion.com where I have a forum where others post training and such.