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Originally Posted by loco
Anyways, not sure where I am taking the log now. I just turned 39 and quit on squats. Maintenance and dieting is joke easy. Exercise is addiction for me now.
For now, gonna keep running, deadlifting, and benching/pullups. See if I have some PRs still left in me. Maybe go for
405 deadlift
5:30 mile
20+ pull-ups
275 bench @160 (I hit 280 @173)
Okay so I been doing pull-ups three times a week, and zero elbow issues. I been running 2-3x a week and close to zero issues (Achilles still freaks me out, sometimes tender when I wake up). I also quit on squats two months ago and my back is 100%. Started deadlifting again and feels great but super weak.
So I am going to make a run to get these goals knocked out by 40. The other day I saw my first signs of old man physique. Old man physique is defined as leathery cottage cheesey skin. It actually hits women much harder (look at Cindy Crawford abs). I have been blessed that it hasn't hit me, but I saw the very first signs on my abs.
I am 160 right now, so this pull-up goal should be in sight. And at the same time might as well work on this running goal. So maybe cut down to 156-158 and get both of these knocked out. Then bulk to 165 and try to get the bench and deadlift goal. Those latter goals, I think are going to be tough. No squat as assistance for deadlift.
I am currently wrapping up a three day a week intermediate pull-up program on iPhone app. Will do advanced starting next week and hopefully get the 20
there or else on to pavel pull-up. I have really enjoyed three days a week pull-up so hoping that accomplishes the goal. 5 day a week pull-ups not enticing.
For the running going to do this
http://running.competitor.com/2012/0...e-mile_30069/2
Some of the xtraining and long runs will be replaced with swimming and lifting.
Easy run @10 min per mile pace
5k pace 8:00 min per mile
1mile current pace 6:00-6:15
Goal 1 mile pace 5:30