Butt Numbing Bike Workout

by Brandon on November 5, 2008

Today’s Workout Log

Warm-up

  • 5 minutes of light stretching

Workout

Low-Intensity Cardio

  • Method: Exercise Bike
  • Duration: 30 minutes
  • Distance: 7.285 miles
  • Resistance Level: 1/10
  • Speed: ~70 rpm

Cool-down

  • 1 minute pedal-down

Workout Journal Notes

With it being “Very Low Load” week in “Maximum Strength,” I decided to keep things light and do some low-intensity cardio.

I hadn’t done any in a long time, especially since it seems to get bashed so much in the health world, but it’s yet another experiment that I plan on trying out.

Now that I’m honing in on my diet more than ever, I’m thinking I won’t need two really intense cardio sessions per week.

My only reason for trying this out is the fact that I lost 2 pounds last week.

Even though those were presumably mostly fat pounds, I still can’t let go of my desire to be 200 pounds while maintaining a low body fat percentage.

I’ll still be doing speed camp on Saturday, and of course if I start to pack on pounds, then I’ll reintroduce the second HIIT session.

I couldn’t believe I went over 7 miles either, since I never even came close to breaking a sweat.

Sure, it didn’t hurt that I was only pedaling at 70 rotations per minute on the lowest resistance level, but 7 miles still seems like a lot!

Current Stats and Measurements (November 2, 2008)

  • Height – 6′3″
  • Weight – 190.4 lb.
  • Bodyfat – 17%
  • Biceps – 14.2″
  • Calves – 14.75″
  • Thighs – 24.6″
  • Waist – 32.25″
  • Chest – 42.25″

“How to Get Abs” Progress Pics (November 2, 2008)

Before
Before (Mid to Late 2005)

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Current (November 2, 2008)

Today’s Diet Log

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Current Supplements

Current Workout Program

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