13th
March
2007
Dave, our prayers are with you for a speedy recovery!! God Bless You and Laree
Dave Draper and Post Surgery Follow-up
Reprinted with kind permission from Laree and Dave Draper (thanks guys!)

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13th
March
2007
Calves, Back
- One Legged Calve Raise: 100 lbs x 26, 26, 15, 12; Then Two Leg Calf Raise with 100 lbs x 40 reps (no rest between sets….one leg to the other…boom-boom-boom. Pump? Oh yeah…..substantial gains)
- Parallel Chins w/ Extra Weight: 22.5 lbs x 4+1F, 3+1F
{Super-Set}
- Dumbbell Cross Bench Pullovers: 50 lbs x 20 (elbows felt so much better! Increased weight by 5 lbs and added reps. By this method, I used chins to pre-exhaust the lats.), 20 (still had a few left maybe. Breathing Excellent!!!)
- 1 Arm Bent Dumbbell Rows for Middle Back: 100 lbs x 5, 5 (strong)
(Second Workout) Shruggs, Biceps
- Dumbbell Shruggs: 115 lbs x 20, 20 (this was heavy….whew!)
- Seated Incline Dumbbell Curls: 30 lbs x 12 (wow), 8, 7
- Dumbbell Hammer Curls: 30 lbs x 8 (inclines pre-exhausted biceps)
Observations:
I ate a bit better today, plus some oatmeal just before training and I felt very good and very strong with a TON of reserve left in the tank, as they say. When I was mentally telling that based on experience I should be petering out, I was able to bang out more reps than I expected. I lifted heavy and fast and tonight I may do another one.
I may have some writing on my mind. In fact, I know I do.
Pre-Workout Nutrition/Diet
Post Workout Nutrition/Diet

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