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Yesterday I went to pull. Aside from it being about 90 in the house and humid I hadn't slept real well and was pretty beat-up by the heat. My first move, T-bar rows felt like a ton. I kept going, up next were deads. warm-ups felt like a ton. Now normally, I would have just blown the day off and tried again the next day, but I knew today was bokked solid, so I kept going. Getting warm, when I was with 80 lbs of what I did last week, I couldn't break the floor wih the WARM-UP weight. EIGHTY POUNDS LESS than lst week.
Guess what? Doesn't mean shit except CNS wasn't up to the task. Anyone here REALLY think I got 80 lbs weaker in one week? Not likley. I get calls from trainees all the time that have an off day and think the sky is falling. When I lift is a LOT down from a prior sesion it can mean it's time to rotate that lift out. But if everything feels super-heavy, it's more often than not a CNS issue. I can't count the trainees that have called thinking the sky was falling, and after being told what was likely going on, and advised to ty again the next day, or next week, they blew-out a PR.
What did I do about the workout? I dropped the weight a LOT and did a 20 rep set of deads, some bicep work and called it a day.
Iron Addict
Guess what? Doesn't mean shit except CNS wasn't up to the task. Anyone here REALLY think I got 80 lbs weaker in one week? Not likley. I get calls from trainees all the time that have an off day and think the sky is falling. When I lift is a LOT down from a prior sesion it can mean it's time to rotate that lift out. But if everything feels super-heavy, it's more often than not a CNS issue. I can't count the trainees that have called thinking the sky was falling, and after being told what was likely going on, and advised to ty again the next day, or next week, they blew-out a PR.
What did I do about the workout? I dropped the weight a LOT and did a 20 rep set of deads, some bicep work and called it a day.
Iron Addict