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Jedwardmiller Training Log

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Jedwardmiller Training Log

Postby jedwardmiller on Fri Nov 06, 2009 6:46 pm

gender - Male
age - 32
height - 5' 10"
body-weight - 180
body fat - 15%

squat - 140 5X5
deadlift - Hurt back recently and have not checked
bench press - 200lbs 1RM
overhead press - 75 5X5
pull-ups - 25 1st Set
chin-ups - 30 1st Set

I want to get below 10% body fat and gin another 10 lbs in lean muscle weight. My lower back is my weakest area so I want to build more there, and define my pecs and lats more than they are. Upper arms and shoulders are in good shape, but I need to grow my forearms some as well.
My Training Log
5'10" · 180lbs · 32yo · 5x5 PR: Squat 140lbs · Bench 155lbs · OHP 75lbs · Pull-Up 25 1st set · Deadlift 0lbs
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