1a. Bench (50/20)
250x5; 250x6; 250x5; 250x4; 250x4; 250x3; 250x3; 250x3; 250x2; 250x2 (37 reps, -2)
1b. DB Row (50/20)
80x5; 80x5; 80x5; 80x5; 80x5; 80x5; 80x5; 80x5; 80x5
2. Standing Press
135x2; 135x2; 135x2; 135x2
3a. Facepulls
60x25; 60x25
4a. Woodchops... whatever they are called
6/6; 6/6
Conditioning
1. Hill Runs
20 minutes
2a. Windmills
20kg x 3; 20kg x 3; 20kg x 3
2b. Swings
20kg x 25; 20kg x 25; 20kg x 25
33 minutes total
Notes
This was a long ass workout. I wore my heart monitor for it. Of note:
- During the 20 minutes of 50/20, my average heart rate was 152. I burned 380 calories.
- During the 33 minutes of conditioning, my average heart rate was 147. I burned ~500 calories.
- The grand total for both the strength and conditioning portions of the workout was around 1250 calories. (warm-ups and other portions of strength included)
50/20 was originally touted as a "do-it-all" lifting program. Gets you in shape, adds size, increases strength. I've definitely felt it getting me "in shape," and I've been on an energy systems kick lately, so thats why I wanted to wear the heart rate monitor.
I'm going to do a 50/20 write up in a couple of weeks, but at this point I think it is a near perfect lifting methodology. In all regards. I'm keeping this short, but essentially it keeps you in a moderate aerobic zone for 20 minutes. Take that 4x a week, and you get 80 minutes of aerobics. Not a huge amount by any means, but that is plenty for someone trying to get into "lifting shape."
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