So, here's what I did on a recent session...
Wide-Grip Lat Pulldown:
- 15 kg x 30 reps
- 21 kg x 20 reps
- 27 kg x 10 reps
- 21 kg x 20 reps
- 15 kg x 30 reps
- 15 kg x 30 reps
- 21 kg x 20 reps
- 27 kg x 10 reps
- 21 kg x 20 reps
- 15 kg x 30 reps
- 6 kg x 30 reps
- 7 kg x 20 reps
- 10.5 kg x 10 reps
- 13 kg x 6 reps
- 10.5 kg x 10 reps
- 7 kg x 20 reps
- 6 kg x 30 reps
- 6 kg x 35 reps
- 13 kg x 20 reps
- 20 kg x 10 reps
- 1 kg x 30 reps
- 2.2 kg x 15 reps
- 3.2 kg x 10 reps
- 2.2 kg x 15 reps
- 1 kg x 30 reps
- 3.2 kg x 30 reps
- 4.6 kg x 10 reps
- 6.8 kg x 5 reps
- 4.6 kg x 10 reps
- 3.2 kg x 15 reps
Seems like a lot huh? Afterwards my arms feel like lead but in a good way. I'm totally satisfied with myself and sitting down to neck a protein shake I feel like a legend. After just a few weeks my arms are starting to get some shape and definition and I can definitely lift heavier things. Happy Bunn!
Stay tuned over the next week or so to learn how I do each exercise, and come find me on Fitocracy!
I thought my arms were quite strong, I can lift heavy stuff, but they're flabby and I often have trouble with tight sleeves!
ReplyDeleteI started trying to do some press ups, and I managed 2, so maybe they're not as strong as I think! I'm up to 5 now before I have to do them with bent knees!
I am rubbish at push-ups too! I could probably just about manage 1 or two... that's why I'm enjoying weights, I can start really low and still feel like I'm getting somewhere rather than failing straight away with push/pull ups!
ReplyDeleteThe fact that you can both do two + proper push ups is beyond me. I can't even do one!
ReplyDeleteI can deadlift 40kg but a push up beats me. I am such a girl.
Very useful post, Ali. Off to the gym in 30 mins for the cardio/upper body sesh.