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BENCH:
75lb x10
95lb x8
135lb x4
145lb x2
155lb x1
160lb - FAIL
160lb 4.5" Block - FAIL
135lb x3
DB INCLINE BENCH:
25lb x12
30lb x10
35lb x8
40lb x5
SEATED CABLE FLY:
Single/Single/Double:
60lb x10 / x10 / x8
*This was causing pain in my right shoulder so I stopped and moved on.
TRI. ROPE PULL DOWN:
35lb x15
35lb x10
40lb x5
Single Arm:
15lb x5
(15lb x6) 2x
TRI. PUSH DOWN:
Straight Bar:
25lb x10
35lb x10
40lb x10
SEATED CHEST PRESS:
Wide / Narrow:
50lb x10 / x10
60lb x6 / x6
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I've been struggling to make progress on bench. It's been extremely annoying to me so tonight, to boost my mood, I decided to see what my one rep max is. 155lb. is where I ended up. I don't think it's an all-time PR. I want to say that years ago, I was able to get 165lb for one, but I honestly don't remember. With that in mind, I can't in good faith say tonight was a PR, but it's getting close. If my Dad was here, I know he'd say, "Close only counts in horseshoes and hand grenades." Thanks for those motivational quips Dad.
I'm pleased that I got 145lb for 2. I hope I can hold that in my mind when I'm struggling and recall it to let myself know that I am strong; sometimes I forget.
It's good to have my training notes from years ago because I can go back and see progress. The down side is that I can also go back and see my decline; my fall from grace, as it were. I let myself go and I will never forgive myself for that. I let a lot of hard work go to waste and at this point in the game, I doubt I'll ever get it back. If I can scrape my way back to at least where I was, I would be happy
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