[Michaela]

Yeah it’s normal lol just don’t let the mental fatigue influence physical performance. You can still be productive in your sessions regardless of feeling

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[Michaela]

Tuesday 4/16/24

30 min fasted cardio, posing, abs

Non training day. Massage therapy work at normal training time

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[Michaela]

Monday 4/15/24

No cardio, 20 min fasted outside walk

Quads

Lying curl x2
Seated curl x2
Cybex hack x2
Smith squat x1
Rogers press x1
Leg ext x2

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[Michaela]

It depends on you, your recovery ability, and your effort level to those sets
For me personally I train all working sets to failure and there’s no way I’d recovery from 16 sets in one session so I personally would spread it out

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[Michaela]

If you’re progressing with no issues now then keep at it. If you’re not seeing the progress in your physique you want then add another set of hacks or a leg press or a split squat

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[Michaela]

Sunday 4/14/24

30 min fasted cardio, posing, abs

Non training day. Foam rolling, stretching, and recovery work at normal training time

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[Michaela]

If you’re constantly filling your stomach with that “temporary” bloat, then yes it will turn permanent
I purposely try to minimize volume as much as I can

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[Michaela]

Saturday 4/13/24

30 min fasted cardio, posing

Seated calf x3
Standing calf x2
Adductor machine x2
Stretching

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[Michaela]

Friday 4/12/24

30 min fasted cardio, abs, posing

Non training day. Recovery work and an outside walk at normal training time

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[Michaela]

I think it comes down to the person and their discipline and desire to improve intent toward training
If you can go into every single training session and have the same intensity then you will naturally progress without a log book
If you need something to keep track of your progressions and keep you committed to giving the effort to progressing then use a log book

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[Michaela]

Thursday 4/11/24

No cardio, 20 min outside fasted walk

Hams/glutes

Lying curl x2
Seated curl x2
Smith glute bridge x2
Split squat x1
Adductor x1
Abductor x1
Leg ext x2

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[Michaela]

Just train with the intent to progress every time regardless of the machine or movement you’re doing at the time man
Writing a progression down on paper isn’t what makes the progress, it just tracks it

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[Michaela]

Let’s see some current pics to assess

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[Michaela]

Fiber intake, omega 3’s, healthy fats in diet, TBJP heart care, TBJP love heart

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[Michaela]

Wednesday 4/10/24

30 min fasted cardio, posing, abs

Non training day. Foam rolling, stretching, recovery work at normal training time

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