Recovery: 8 hours of sleep at 90% and F63/C360/P205 at CAL2827
BW:244
Notes: The adductor tightness came back at the beginning of the squat.
"And for the bigger pictures, the goal is to help you lean out a bit and get a lot stronger. I calculate your macros based on your BW, goals, previous history and then adjust them as I see what is happening with your nutrition and training. I don’t think there is a good answer to how many days the average person hits or missed their macros, but for sure-my most successful clients are- in general- more meticulous about tracking and hitting them (no surprise that most successful dieters with any approach are more compliant than the less successful ones).
I plan to move you through several blocks, first focusing on development and volume, and then we’ll transition to specialization with higher intensity and lower volume. After some more training time together, I’ll have a better idea of how long these blocks will be, but there is not pre-set cycle time.
What do I expect from you? I’d love to see you getting in the training, hitting your macros, and providing the requested weekly feedback. The regular communication coupled with following the plan works really well, and then I’m able to most effectively program and coach.
And thanks for the details on your BP. I suspect we will be able to get off this medication with continued weight loss and training!" -JF
Squat: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vcKb54TwRn8 “Your squats look a tad high, so I’ll have you go about 2 inches lower. I also want you to move the bar up a bit on your back-it should be RIGHT below the spine of your scapula, so about 1 inch higher than now. Then set your gaze about 4 ft ahead of you so you’re looking at the floor, but not your feet.” -JF
425# for a single at RPE8
350# 4r x 5s
Press: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WosXSPrIJ6c
185# for a single
160# 3r x 6s
2ct paused deadlift:
225# 4r @RPE7
315# 4r @RPE8
365# 4r @RPE9
345# 4r @RPE8.5