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Old 11-Sep-07, 09:32 PM   #1
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Psycho's fitness log


All right. I've ben at this a couple days, so here goes:

Saturday 7/8:
Walk:............ 10 Minutes
Stretch:........ 10 Minutes
Run:...............20 Minutes at ~160 BPM
Walk:............. 5 Minutes
Stretch:..........5 Minutes
Crunchs:.........75

Sunday:
Walk:..............5 Minutes
Stretch:..........5 Minutes
Run:...............25 Minutes at ~175 BPM
Walk:..............5 Minutes
Stretch:..........5 Minutes
Crunchs:.........75
Standing Arm Curls: 3x12 @ 20lbs
Standing Tricep Ext:3x10 @ 20 lbs


Monday: Off

Tuesday:
Walk:.............10 minutes
Stretch:..........8 minutes
Run:...............25 minutes @~175 BPM
Walk:..............5 Minutes
Standing Arm Curls: 3x12 @ 20lbs
Standing Tricep Ext: 3x10 @ 20 lbs
Crunches:........75


Tmorrow, I'll start seeing where I am on Bench, and Lat Pulls, and maybe do some lunges instead of running.

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Old 12-Sep-07, 12:17 PM   #2
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Welcome to the Online Journal forum. I'll be following your training and giving your words of wisdom and encouragement along the way.

Have a great day!
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Old 12-Sep-07, 09:41 PM   #3
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9/12


Tried to see where I was at with chest/back...The "fitness room" here has a few dumbells, benches, and machines....no barbells.

Chest press (like a seated bench machine thingy):
10 @ 100lbs
10 @ 175
8 @ 195
6 @ 195

Incline dumbell press:
10 @ 25lbs
10 @ 35
8 @ 40

No lat pulls, but they have a pull-up type machine, balanced with weights...
10 @ 100lbs (my 170 minus 70 of weights?)
10 @ 110
8 @ 110

Rows on a machine....
can't remember and didn't write it down

I think this will give me a good starting point to figure how much weight to throw around as I get started.

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Old 13-Sep-07, 05:33 PM   #4
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9/13


25 minute jog @ ~170 BPM with 2x100 yard sprints up to 195 BPM

The fitness room has one of those inflatable excercise balls, so I thought I'd do some crunches on that....wow did that hurt!

2x25 crunches
2x20 side crunches per side.

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Old 15-Sep-07, 06:44 PM   #5
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9/15


Lats: 10 @ 110lbs, 8 @ 120, 6 @ 120 (I'll go with less weight next time)
Dumbell Rows: 10 @ 25lbs, 8 @ 35, 6 @ 45 (I'll go more weight next time)
Bent Lat: 10@25lbs, 8 @ 30, 6 @ 35 (just right)

Standing Dumbell Curls: 10 @ 30lbs, 8 @ 35, 6 @ 35 (just right)
Concentration Curls:......10 @ 15, 8 @ 20, 6 @ 25 (just right)

Wrist curls: 10 @ 20lbs, 8 @ 20, 6 @ 20 (15/20/25 next time)
Rev Wrist curls: 10 @ 15, 8 @ 20, 6 @ 20 (10/15/20 next time)

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Old 17-Sep-07, 08:25 PM   #6
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Chest:
Machine Bench press: 10 @ 190, 8 @ 205, 6 @ 205
Incline dumbell press: 10 @ 30, 8 @ 35, 6 @ 40
Dumbell flys: 10 @ 20
Incline dumbell flys: 10 @ 20

Shoulder:
seated dumbell press: 10 @ 25, 8 @ 30, 6 @ 35
dumbell side raises: 10 @ 15, 8 @ 20, 6 @ 20

Triceps:
one arm overhead extension: 10 @ 20, 8 @ 25, 8 @ 25
tricep kickbacks: 10 @ 20, 8 @ 20, 6 @ 20
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Old 22-Sep-07, 09:18 PM   #7
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9/19


Legs:
Dumbell squats: 10x10x8x6 90 pounds
Leg extensions: 10x10x10, 70lbs/85/85
Leg curls: 10x10x10, 60lbs/70/75

calf press: 10x10x10x8x6, 235lbs
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Old 22-Sep-07, 09:18 PM   #8
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9/22


30 minute run at 165-175 BPM
75 crunches
50 twist crunches per side
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Old 24-Sep-07, 11:40 AM   #10
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If I may ask..what's the meaning behind the screen name?
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Old 24-Sep-07, 12:19 PM   #11
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How did that 30 minute run at 165-175 bpm feel?

On a scale of 1 to 10, what was your perceived exertion?

Any idea on the distance covered?

Good job!
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Old 29-Sep-07, 12:57 PM   #12
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The screen-name question


I'm a fighter pilot in the Air Force. Psycho is my "callsign", and my first squadron was the 18th fighter squadron in Alaska. Glue them together and you get Psycho18th...
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Old 29-Sep-07, 12:59 PM   #13
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How did that 30 minute run at 165-175 bpm feel?

On a scale of 1 to 10, what was your perceived exertion?

Any idea on the distance covered?

Good job!
I'd say it was about a 7, especially toward the end. Not sure of the distance, but likely just under 3 miles, as the pace was pretty slow to keep my HR from getting too high. I should probably run on a treadmill a little bit to get a better idea of pace and distance, but right now I'm just focusing on time and HR.
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Old 29-Sep-07, 01:08 PM   #14
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9/25


Lat pulls: 10x8x6 at 120lbs, 130, 130
Dumbell rows: 10x8x6 at 30lbs, 40, 45
bent lats: 10x8x6 at 25, 30, 30

Standing Dumbell Curls: 10x8x6 at 30lbs, 35, 35
concentration curls: 10x8x6 at 15, 20, 25

wrist curls: 3 sets of 10 at 20 lbs
reverse wrist curls: 3 sets of 10 at 20 lbs
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Old 29-Sep-07, 01:09 PM   #15
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30 minute run at 170-175 BPM.
50 crunches
25 side crunches per side

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