Back to the gym! Today's workout is called the 'Spartacus Workout'. I grabbed it from the Women's Health personal trainer website. It's a total-body workout completed as 3 sets of 10 exercises, done for 1 minute each. I think I'm going to alter it a bit to be 50:10 intervals, just so everything lines up nicely. In theory you're supposed to do this workout 3 times a week and end up with abs like a greek god [ancient Thracian hero?]? I guess? Here's to hoping...
Pre
Energy Level [1-5]: 4
Sore Areas: Upper back
Yesterday: No Alcohol! Cardio!
Environment: indoor - hot
Workout
Equipment: dumbbell: 20,15, 10 [hex]
Work Time: 30:00
Goal | Actual* | |||
---|---|---|---|---|
Exercise Name | Reps - Weight [type] | Set 1: Reps - Weight [type] | Set 2: Reps - Weight [type] | Set 3: Reps - Weight [type] |
Goblet Squat | 20 - 20lbs [DB] | 22 - 25lbs | 22 - 25lbs | 23 - 25lbs |
Mountain Climber | 60 | 104 | 105 | 96 |
Single Arm DB Swing | 20/side - 15lbs [DB] | 12/side - 15lbs | 13/side - 15lbs | 14/side - 15lbs |
T-pushup | 10 - 10lbs [hex DB] | 6 - 10lbs | 7 - 10lbs | 7 - 10lbs |
Split Jumps | 50 | 40 | 33 | 40 |
DB Row | 20 - 15lbs [DB] | 30 - 15lbs | 26 - 20lbs | 24 - 20lbs |
DB Side Lunge | 20/side - 15lbs [DB] | 8/side - 15lbs | 7/side - 15lbs | 8/side - 15lbs |
Plank Row | 10/side - 10lbs [hex DB] | 13/side - 10lbs | 10/side - 15lbs | 8/side - 15lbs |
DB Lunge + Twist | 10/side - 20lbs [DB] | 7/side - 25lbs | 8/side - 15lbs | 6/side - 15lbs |
Explosive Overhead Press | 20 - 15lbs [DB] | 18 - 15lbs | 18 - 15lbs | 20 -15lbs |
Post
Energy Level [1-5]: 2
Stretch Time: 10:00
Total Time: 60:00
Day After
Sore Level [1-5]: 3
Sore Areas: Legs, Upper Back
Comments
Oof this one was hard. Exhausting -- I got home and wanted to just sit on the cough. Means it was good for me though! Not sure if there were enough arm exercises to make them work-- I might try to factor in more pushups in the T's and the Plank Rows. I've also discovered that I lunge very slowly -- both sideways and while twisting. With that in mind, I'm going to readjust some of the weights and reps next time around.
Update: Took me 3 days to walk pain-free after this. It's a killer.
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