#Incline Bench
#Front Squat
#Stiff-legged Deadlift
#Neutral Grip Lat Pull-down (Hoist Machine)
#Cable Low Row (Hoist Machine)
#Plate-loaded Seated Calf Raises (Cybex Machine)
#Plated-loaded 45-degree Calf Raises (Cybex Machine)
#Leg Press
#Plate-loaded Hammer Strength Side Push (Per Arm)
Incline Bench Vol: 4900lb
Front Squat Vol: 5400lb
Stiff-legged Deadlift Vol: 11600lb
Morning weight: 148.2lb
#OHP
#Bent Over Row
#Front Squat
#Dumbbell Incline Bench
#Cable Rope Triceps Extension
#Cable Rope Overhead Triceps Extension
#Lat Pull-down
#Ab Crunch Machine
#Preacher Curl
OHP Vol: 4020lb Front Squat Vol: 4050lb Dumbbell Incline Bench Vol: 2250lb
Morning weight: 145lb
#Dumbbell Curl
#Side Leg Raises (each leg)
#Legs-up Crunch
#Rerverse Leg Crunch
#Squat
#Front Squat
Squat Vol: 14,675lb Front Squat Vol: 4,050lb Total Squat Vol: 18,725lb Back Squat INOL: 2.622743687
Morning weight: 135lb
Feeling extremely drained today and also pressed on time. So, taking it light and worked out for 2 hours. Squat Session.
Squat Vol: 9,000lb Squat INOL: 1.328835227 Front Squat Vol: 2,025lb Total Squat Vol: 11,025lb
Trying out something I came across /r/powerlifting: INOL (intensity in a given number of lifts). The basic formula is: # of reps / (100 - % of 1 rep max). My back squat 1 rep max is 295lb. So, for this session my back squat INOL is 20/(100 -135/295*100) + 15/(100-185/295*100) + 25/(100-205/295*100) + 25/(100-225/295*100) = 2.6440386. According to the video, I'm either training for a competition or I need to call 911... LoL. I haven't tested my front squat 1 rep max yet, so I'm not calculating my INOL for it. Here is my workout session.
Back Squat vol: 16,225 lb Front squat Vol: 2,025 lb --------------------------- Total squat vol: 18,250lb Back squat INOL: 2.6440386
Morning weight: 144.8lb
back squat vol: 18,385 lb front squat vol: 3,375 lb --------------------------- squat vol: 21,760 lb --------------------------- bench vol: 7,550 lb --------------------------- total vol: 29,310 lb