Wow finally back at the gym after two weeks (well one week of crappy dumbbell routines! and I've been eating less the last two weeks). I went to check at this gym which is actually closer to where I live (sort of) and since I'm on school holidays, it'd be easier than going to the one I usually do (which I only go to because it's right next to my school and I get discounts

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I was pretty impressed! The gym is filled with all Hammer Strength equipment (American) and is a lot bigger than my usual gym. Most of the machines use plates (only a few pin and stack ones) and so there's tons of plates around and finally there are some plates less than 2.5kg. There's one squat rack (with side spotters unlike mine) and another rack-thing which I can squat in if I have to but there's no side spotters. Plenty of Olympic barbells around (a few less than 7foot though) and there's 2 benches, 2 incline benches and 1 decline bench. However because the equipment is American they come in pounds (there are conversions labelled as well) so the weight was a little different.
Workout A:-
Squat: 95lbs
2x5 45lbs (empty bar)
1x5 65lbs
1x3 85lbs
5x5 95lbs
I decided to go light since I haven't REALLY squatted in over two weeks and I think I am getting the form right now. During the 3rd set I felt some hamstring pain! I think I didn't stretch them properly and since I am doing low bar squats correctly now (so I think), they're probably being hit more and my inflexibility is probably starting to show. I tried to stretch it out but the pain still continued a little. I felt it a little bit throughout the rest of the exercises but after I did some proper stretches it wasn't as noticable.
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Bench Press: 75lbs
1x5 45lbs (empty bar)
1x3 65lbs
5x5 75lbs
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Barbell Rows: 50lbs
5x5 50lbs
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Dips: 7/5/5
Like my old gym, I have to use the assisted pull-up & dip machine but this one has a cushion thing where u place ur knees instead of a handle for your foot. So I just placed a plate instead of a dumbbell. I don't really like the handles because even the shortest width seems a little wider me. I realised I was doing the first few reps with my elbows a little too flared out so I made sure to stick them inwards and I could REALLY feel it in my triceps

I'll try to make sure it's like this with every rep, so I think it'll be awhile before I hit 15 reps.
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Ab Work: 2 rounds of 10lb plate Core Circuit - 10xStanding Russian Twists, 10xStanding Side Bends, 10xCrunches, 10xCrunches(legs at 90 degrees), 10xToe Touches
I saw this video on Joe DeFranco's YouTube recently and figured I'd give it a go, it's pretty brutal! After the first normal crunches it starts to get hard. I'll try to do 3 rounds of this but I don't think I'd have the energy! lol. I'll progress through these by adding more reps until I hit 20 for every exercises, then after that I'll increase the weight of the plate.