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You better still be hitting it hard!!!!!
Thanks everyone...
We just got back home a couple of hours ago. Everyone is doing fine. The big brother is very excited. The parents are just tired.
My diet absolutely went to crap at the hospital. (No shock there. I was due for a cheat meal anyway, I guess.) I find it fascinating how little healthy food is served there, which would explain why so many nurses are out of shape. The really interesting thing is how low my energy level has been. Between the crap diet, crap bed, and lack of supps or exercise, I've been really dragging. Hope to get back on track now that we are home.
What uni moves do you have slotted for legs? The most natural one I can think of would be lunges, which are my least favorite thing ever. Well, in the gym, anyway. I've also never really been a fan of split squats, but they might be a nice idea on this program.
OK, here is the setup Archie gave me: 2 Alternating routine, done on a M-W-F schedule
Routine A1 - Squats/Flat Bench/CG Presses
Routine B1 - Deads/Pullups/BB Curls
Routine A2 - Leg Presses/Incline Bench/Dips
Routine B2 - Bent Over Rows/CG Pulldowns/DB Curls
Here is what I am thinking. I've just tinkered a bit to add in some things I want to try or already really enjoy doing.
Routine A1 - OH Squats/Flat Bench/Dips/Hyperextensions
Routine B1 - Deads/Rev ham extension/Pullups/BB Curls
Routine A2 - Squats/Incline DB Bench/Skulls into CG Presses
Routine B2 - Bent Over Rows/CG Pulldowns/DB incline Curls/Saxon bends
Looking for thoughts on these changes. I dropped the leg press in favor of regular squats, which were missing after adding the OH squat to A1. I figure they are different enough to have them both in, especially given the emphasis on balance with the OHs, and poundage with the regulars. I thought they would be nice complements.
The rev ham extensions were in M&F this month, and I really want to try them. They use the same equipment as hyperextensions, but you are face down and your head is near the footplate, with your hips as the pivot point on the top.
Thoughts?
