So,
4 weeks are up although I had 5 days sick (3 training days, 2 weights and 1 cardio).
Thought I would put up some stats so people can see how it is progressing and have something to measure against when they just start out.
Where these is no entry then I didn't do that exercise that day. The purple line is when I tried out a new gym which had very different machines and so didn't do so much. Where the weights have dropped and worked up again I decided to cut back and work on form and have been building up again. Base weight is machine base or weight of an unloaded bar before any plates are added. The weight is only weight added to the bar and not the bar weight as well. I do not do the exercises in the same order each week which can account for some variences in results. All weights are in Kg.
Sheet I take to the gym to help me remember what weights I need to use for any exercise I might do that day (I don't do them all in a session). Weight is excluding bar or machine weight so squat is 50+bar = 70Kg and bench is 30+bar = 50Kg.
Example days diet.
Cardio stats (yes I am aware the last entry does not add up.
Overall in approx cal intake
As you can see, the weight has not significantly come down but as mentioned so many times here, I am not counting on it so much. Size has also not come down or gone up very much either but my trousers seem to fit me better and my pecs, shoulders and arms seem to be better defined. I can tense my stomach now and almost get a straight side profile. It has been a while since I could do that.
The main problem I have is remembering how many Hiit sets I have done in one session as I tend to be full in concentration and loose my count and as I am on the cross trainer it is hard to note down without affecting flow. Any techniques people use to remember the number of Hiit cycles they have done ?.
Cheers
RB
4 weeks are up although I had 5 days sick (3 training days, 2 weights and 1 cardio).
Thought I would put up some stats so people can see how it is progressing and have something to measure against when they just start out.
Where these is no entry then I didn't do that exercise that day. The purple line is when I tried out a new gym which had very different machines and so didn't do so much. Where the weights have dropped and worked up again I decided to cut back and work on form and have been building up again. Base weight is machine base or weight of an unloaded bar before any plates are added. The weight is only weight added to the bar and not the bar weight as well. I do not do the exercises in the same order each week which can account for some variences in results. All weights are in Kg.
![Bench.png](http://i16.photobucket.com/albums/b23/RimBlock/Gym/Bench.png)
![Fly.png](http://i16.photobucket.com/albums/b23/RimBlock/Gym/Fly.png)
![lats.png](http://i16.photobucket.com/albums/b23/RimBlock/Gym/lats.png)
![Row.png](http://i16.photobucket.com/albums/b23/RimBlock/Gym/Row.png)
![shoulder.png](http://i16.photobucket.com/albums/b23/RimBlock/Gym/shoulder.png)
![Squat.png](http://i16.photobucket.com/albums/b23/RimBlock/Gym/Squat.png)
![legpress.png](http://i16.photobucket.com/albums/b23/RimBlock/Gym/legpress.png)
![Hypextn.png](http://i16.photobucket.com/albums/b23/RimBlock/Gym/Hypextn.png)
Sheet I take to the gym to help me remember what weights I need to use for any exercise I might do that day (I don't do them all in a session). Weight is excluding bar or machine weight so squat is 50+bar = 70Kg and bench is 30+bar = 50Kg.
![weightsheet.png](http://i16.photobucket.com/albums/b23/RimBlock/Gym/weightsheet.png)
Example days diet.
![diet.png](http://i16.photobucket.com/albums/b23/RimBlock/Gym/diet.png)
Cardio stats (yes I am aware the last entry does not add up.
![cardio.png](http://i16.photobucket.com/albums/b23/RimBlock/Gym/cardio.png)
Overall in approx cal intake
![overall.png](http://i16.photobucket.com/albums/b23/RimBlock/Gym/overall.png)
As you can see, the weight has not significantly come down but as mentioned so many times here, I am not counting on it so much. Size has also not come down or gone up very much either but my trousers seem to fit me better and my pecs, shoulders and arms seem to be better defined. I can tense my stomach now and almost get a straight side profile. It has been a while since I could do that.
The main problem I have is remembering how many Hiit sets I have done in one session as I tend to be full in concentration and loose my count and as I am on the cross trainer it is hard to note down without affecting flow. Any techniques people use to remember the number of Hiit cycles they have done ?.
Cheers
RB