[Soldier]

After resting yesterday and overeating a bit, I had to bring it hard today to make sure I stay on the right track.

Front squats-
45x5
95x5
135x5
165x3
185x3
205x2
("time to set the safety bars and see just how many I can do.")
205x6 PR

Single leg curl-
15x15
30x15

Calf press on leg press machine-
200x10
290x10
380x5
470x5
520x5

Dumbell hang clean and press-
35x15
50x8
60x6

BTN overhead press-
45x35

Cheating barbell curls-
EZcurl bar+50x29

Superset
1. Cheating dumbell hammer curls
2. Cheating lateral raises
3. Cheating upright rows
1. 55x5
2. 35x7
3. 45x27
1. 50x4
2. 30x6
3. 45x22


I will be using cheating movement far more often! Today I decided to say screw form and just throw some serious weights around. I felt great about the front squats, which were done as low as I can possibly go (I literally went untill my hamstrings touched my calves), then after that it was all about going as hard as possible.

People who say you have to stick to good form all the time have no clue how much you can stimulate your muscles by just grabbing heavy weights and throwing them around as many times as possible. I will be training like this far more often now that I'm big enough and lean enough that no one would dare try to tell me I'm doing something wrong. I learned today why we always see bodybuilders "cheating" their way through workouts.

I'll also be using heavy front squats more often. I've never pushed myself like that on them and my legs felt amazing.

This workout gets a big A from me.

Afterwards it was off to Subway for a 6", which gives me right at 50g of carbs.