17Jul09, Friday
AM Workout Shoulders
--1a. Dbl Presses, 3 sets 10 reps
--1b. Rear Delts, 3 sets 10 reps
--1c. Side Laterals, 3 sets 10 reps
Standing Barbell Presses, 1 sets ( Drop Set 1--8-6 )
Traps
--2a. Barbell Shrugs, 3 sets 10 reps ( 5 count hold on top )
--2b. Plate Shrugs, 3 sets 12 reps ( 3 count hold on top )
Biceps
--3a. Ez Bar Curls, 3 sets 8 reps
--3b. Dbl Spider Curls, 3 sets 10 reps
Triceps
--4a. Decline Close Grip Bench, 3 sets 10 reps
--4b. Pushdowns, 3 sets 10 reps
Calves, Soleus
Seated Raises, 3 sets ( Drop Set 50-50 )
Cardio
Stair Mill, 25mins
Tread Mill, 20mins ( Incline 9, Speed 3.7 )
Certain things make my day when in the gym and today was one of those. There was this natrually big dude in there working out with a PT doing dbl presses for shoulders, which I was doing. If I had to guess he was probably like over 6' tall and would guess weight around 250ish. I was doing my 3 warm ups and the PT handed him 55lbs and help him up, he did 12 easy, not impressed though. Then he did 70lbs with the PT placing the weights on his shoulders and helping him up, he did 10 though he could have did 12 if he tried. Next set he did 75lbs, same thing PT hands weights and helps, he does 10 reps with slight struggle on last. Thing that gets me is naturally big dudes thinking they are strong and tough, just because they are naturally that way.
Once I started my working sets, that were super setted, he keep looking over at me. I start with 75lbs for 10 reps, easy breezey, next was 80lbs for 10 reps not a problem. I grab the 90s and he gave me a look like WFT you plan to do with those, so I grab them stood up placed them near my knees took a set kicked them up and did 10 reps, hard 10 reps, but still 10 reps. He looked like a kicked puppy, some dude probably 10 years older and 50lbs lighter just lifted more than him, way more

. Totally love when that happens, no way in the world could he even get the 90lbs off his shoulders, let alone do 10 reps.