I made it to the Y and completed my workout - First day of new routine? Done and done.
While I was at the Y I did 30 minutes on the treadmill and then I hit the weights -
Biceps/Triceps
Skull crushers - superset with - bench dips
Rope pull downs
Dumbbell kickbacks
Straight bar curls
Concentration curls
I can already feel it in my arms - I will definitely be sore tomorrow.
Since I am using the gym trips as a way of breaking up my day I have decided on a 5 day split for the weights with the 6th a cardio only day and the 7th being a rest day.
A split weight workout (if you are wondering) is just a way of working only 1-2 muscles groups a day and only working out each muscle group once a week.
I find that schedule the easiest to follow when starting back into weights.
And then I treated myself to a no-cook lunch:
I just emptied the bag into a bowl and popped it into the microwave.
I had a side of sliced beets (straight out of the can) and an apple.
I was wondering how everyone else handles their diet if they are trying to gain muscle.
Is it really necessary to do all that 6 meals a day and buckets of protein approach?
What do you eat when you are trying to gain muscle (or just including weight lifting into your exercise routine?)?
The savory part of the title speaks to my love of all things savory and corresponding mild to excessive dislike of all things sweet. The savage? That would be my two dogs (delicately furred and feathery sighthounds). I make my own creations and I conjure up a modified version of the same recipe for the dogs - usually omitting ingredients that would not agree with them and adding in items that add nutrition into their monotonous diet of kibble.
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Friday, May 6, 2011
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