Dak
mentat
Used to be out of shape as fuck before joining the military. Started working out on my own couple of years ago but due to training can never work out consistently for more than 2-3 months straight. Right now my average #s are
Height 5'5
Weight 160
Flat Bench: 225 (10-12 reps/3 sets)
Hammer Curl: 50s (Same)
Lat Pulldown: 160 (Same)
Deadlifts: 305 (Same)
Squat: 245 (Same)
I do more workouts than that but those are some of the big ones. I try to balance weight and reps. 2 out of 3 meals during the week are Protein shakes (NOW Foods sells 10lb bags of chocolate whey isolate for around 80$ shipped, lasts a long time.) Then I just eat a balanced meal at the chow hall for lunch.
I run/bike a lot too. 5 mins mandatory on a bike before every workout + morning cardio 3 days a week. My best run time right now is 3 miles in 19:57. Trying to get that time down to 18 minutes but its difficult.
Edit: To those talking about improving your running, breathing is definitely HUGE. If you are trying to push your speed up, you actually have to think about your breathing more than anything. If you can get your breathing to rhythm match your strides it helps a lot. One misconception is that just jogging will improve your overall speed over time. Not by much. Your body will improve to the demands you require of it. You gotta make it hurt to get gains. Easy workouts just sustain.
Height 5'5
Weight 160
Flat Bench: 225 (10-12 reps/3 sets)
Hammer Curl: 50s (Same)
Lat Pulldown: 160 (Same)
Deadlifts: 305 (Same)
Squat: 245 (Same)
I do more workouts than that but those are some of the big ones. I try to balance weight and reps. 2 out of 3 meals during the week are Protein shakes (NOW Foods sells 10lb bags of chocolate whey isolate for around 80$ shipped, lasts a long time.) Then I just eat a balanced meal at the chow hall for lunch.
I run/bike a lot too. 5 mins mandatory on a bike before every workout + morning cardio 3 days a week. My best run time right now is 3 miles in 19:57. Trying to get that time down to 18 minutes but its difficult.
Edit: To those talking about improving your running, breathing is definitely HUGE. If you are trying to push your speed up, you actually have to think about your breathing more than anything. If you can get your breathing to rhythm match your strides it helps a lot. One misconception is that just jogging will improve your overall speed over time. Not by much. Your body will improve to the demands you require of it. You gotta make it hurt to get gains. Easy workouts just sustain.