- Jan 21, 2005
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7/22/2014
Squat
110x5
137.5x5
165x5
192.5x5
225x2 (failed third rep)
225x2 (re-racked and tried again)
165x8
Bench
70x5
87.5x5
105x5
122.5x5
142.5x3
105x8
Row
60x5
75x5
90x5
105x5
125x3
90x8
Forgot to track my diet on this day. I'm guessing I ate just over 3000 calories. I'm not sure what is up with my squat. By the time I get to 225, it feels so damn heavy I can barely rep it out. I'm thinking about starting this stupid program all over and working on my core strength more. I've been watching some videos and I think accessory work is in the cards for me.
I've read so many places that in order to move your squat weight up, you just keep squatting... but I don't think that is working for me. I know my diet is fine (over 3500 calories most days), and I'm pretty confident on my form as well. I'm going to work on core strength and other accessories recommend in the "So You Think You Can Squat" series on YouTube.
Squat
110x5
137.5x5
165x5
192.5x5
225x2 (failed third rep)
225x2 (re-racked and tried again)
165x8
Bench
70x5
87.5x5
105x5
122.5x5
142.5x3
105x8
Row
60x5
75x5
90x5
105x5
125x3
90x8
Forgot to track my diet on this day. I'm guessing I ate just over 3000 calories. I'm not sure what is up with my squat. By the time I get to 225, it feels so damn heavy I can barely rep it out. I'm thinking about starting this stupid program all over and working on my core strength more. I've been watching some videos and I think accessory work is in the cards for me.
I've read so many places that in order to move your squat weight up, you just keep squatting... but I don't think that is working for me. I know my diet is fine (over 3500 calories most days), and I'm pretty confident on my form as well. I'm going to work on core strength and other accessories recommend in the "So You Think You Can Squat" series on YouTube.