Week 10 Paused
I am going on an international all-inclusive  vacation trip  for a week starting tomorrow, so I am 'pausing' this week and will pick  up where I left off next week. I will be trying my best to  do P90X  while on the trip. Eating healthy will inevitably be very  difficult. I  will probably initiate a low-carb diet while there since there will  largely be buffet-style dining. 
Day 66: Back and Biceps + Ab Ripper X
This  workout was difficult just like the one on Day 64. I was able to power  through it, although for some of the exercises I wasn't able to do as  many reps compared to Phase 2. On a positive note, I decided to put my  arms up during some of the exercises for ARX and was able to do this for  5 reps out of most of the exercises. This is an improvement since I  would not have been able to do so on Day 1.
Nutrition:  protein drink 300 cal, steamed green beans 200 cal, milk 100 cal, PB  sandwich 400 cal, chicken nuggets 500 cal - 1500 calories 
Day 65: Plyometrics
Not much to note here  about today's workout. Tony Horton calls plyometrics "the mother of all  P90X workouts" and he's right. It's calorie-burning and sweat-producing.
Nutrition:  egg/bread slice 140 cal, protein drink 300 cal, strawberries 100 cal,  turkey sandwich 200 cal, corn 70 cal, subway foot long sub 760 cal,  protein drink 300 cal - 1860 calories
Day 64: Chest, Shoulders, and Triceps + Ab Ripper X
The schedule switched up this week to the exercises found in Phase 2. If you remember back from my entries in Phase 2, you'll remember that Phase 2 exercises were much more difficult than Phase 1 exercises. Each new workout also felt longer since there were more exercises. Today's workout was really hard to get through because last week consisted of the easier Phase 1 exercises. Although I got through the entire workout today, I did struggle and had to take more breaks than were given in the video (and I almost NEVER take additional breaks other than what's included in the workouts).  For most of today's exercises, I was able to match the number of reps and weight amount compared to the last chest/shoulder/tricep workout. There were a few, though, where I was not able to match these numbers due to extreme muscle fatigue and it was during these times where an extra break was integral and necessary.
Nutrition: protein drink 300 cal, turkey sandwich 200 cal, protein drink 300 cal, subway turkey breast foot-long sub 700 cal, steamed green beans 250 cal - 1750 calories
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