Here is my bi/tri workout for today. Repeating each round made for a tough but
great workout!
ROUND 1:
Dips on High Step: all reps
Triceps pyramid up:12/15/20/25 set 1 12/15/20/25 set 2 - 12/10/8/6 reps
Standing Hammer curls: 12/15 db all reps
Standing Traditional curls: 20/25 db all reps
***Repeated.
ROUND 2:
Triceps: Lying extensions bb 20#, second round 25#
Triceps: Lying extensions 10's, second round 8's on partials
Crazy 8's: 30#, 2nd round 25#
Reverse curls: 12# db
***Repeated.
ROUND 3
Stability Ball and HS dips
Tricep Incline Pushups
Stability Incline hammer curls: 15# db
Stability double arm hammers: 15#
***Repeated. 2nd round of hammer curls was tough!
ROUND 4
Tricep pressdown: Green band
Kickbacks: Green band
Seated concentration curls: 25# 8 reps, 25# 6 reps
Wrist curls: 12# db
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I hate the tricep band work so I didn't repeat it.
4DS Kickbox ab work plus hanging leg raises 10/10/10
I have a confession to make (it's a good one though!) and I know you all will laugh with me, not at me

So we got the new olympic weight set and the barbell itself weighs 45 lbs...or so my son kept saying. Friday when doing squats I was just gonna use the bar by itself...as I stepped under it and lifted and started the wam-up set I thought to myself this doesn't feel like 45lbs (I was skeptical) so I add 20lbs to each side. Needless to say I questioned my son again and my DH and googled it...the bar does weigh 45lbs! NO wonder my legs were freaking sore! I'm soooooo excited I squatted 85lbs! I'm guessing since I just had to step under the bar and lift it, instead of hoisting the barbell over my head made a difference. Also I wore my weight belt.
Ok, you all can stop laughing now

. I had a "blonde moment"!
Off to do Christmas shopping!