A day in the life of me
by: DannyStevens - October 17th, 20077:30 AM- Wake up and take 4 caps. of ON Thermo-Cuts
8:05 AM- Breakfast time which includes 1 cup oatmeal, 1 tablespoon peanut butter, 10 egg whites and 1 cup skim milk. I also take my ON Super Multi-pack vitamins.
9:00 AM- First class of the day. Sip on my water as well as a little green tea.
11:00 AM- Class is out (saw ex-girlfriend, ruined my day :( but all's good).
11:15 AM- Meal #2- 1 scoop ON 100% Gold Standard Whey Strawberry/Banana w/ 1 cup skim milk
11:45 AM- Nap time. I am fighting a slight cold so I use this as a good time to let my body recover.
2:30 PM- Wake up and take 4 caps. of ON Thermo-Cuts
3:00 PM- Meal #3 which consists of 10 oz. chicken w/ salsa and 2 slices of whole grain Ezekiel bread with sugar-free jelly
3:30 PM- Relax, make phone calls, return emails, etc.
4:30 PM- Go to the gym. Sip on ABB Tribulus Shot for pre-workout.
5:00 PM- Begin light cardio. warmup followed by leg workout (complete leg workout below)
6:30 PM- Meal #4- 2 scoops ON 100% Gold Standard Whey Rocky Road w/ 2 cups skim milk
6:35 PM- Train only client of the evening
7:30 PM- Tan for 12 min. (gotta keep my glow lol)
8:00 PM- Meal #5- I call it the "bodybuilders tuna melt." 2 slices of whole grain Ezekiel bread, 1/4 cup of cheese and 2 cans of tuna. OMG, yumm!!! It def. hit's the spot during a diet.
8:30 PM- Relax, make phone calls, plan for next day.
10:00 PM- Eat last meal of day which will consist of 1 cup low fat cottage cheese and a little fruit.
10:45 PM- 3 caps. ON ZMA
11:15 PM- Lights out
Leg workout-
5 min cardio warmup
Squats
135 LBS x 15 reps
225 LBS x 10
315 LBS x 8
Leg Press (superset with hack squat below)
360 LBS x 15
540 LBS x 10
720 LBS x 8
Hack squat
90 LBS x 15
180 LBS x 10
270 LBS x 8
Leg press calf raises
360 LBS x 20 reps x 3 sets
Hack squat calf raises
270 LBS x 20
360 LBS x 20
450 LBS x 20
Leg extensions
150 LBS x 15 reps x 3 sets
Stay tuned for updated bodystats and pics!
The information contained in this article is not intended to be used for, or replace, the advice, medical diagnosis, or treatment of your doctor. Always seek the advice of your doctor or other licensed healthcare provider before starting any new supplement, diet, or exercise routine or when you have questions regarding any medical condition. Use of this article indicates that you expressly acknowledge and agree that Optimum Nutrition, Inc., its suppliers, licensees, and sub-licensees are not responsible for the results of your decision resulting from the use of this information including, but not limited to, your choosing to seek or not seek professional medical care based on the information contained in this article.
10/17/07
keep it up!
10/18/07
Your leg workout looks a lot like mine (of course minus some of the weight). I even add in alternating the leg extensions with leg curls and do three sets each. With us females a little extra hamstrings never hurts(well ok, maybe 2 days later).
10/18/07
Sheila-
I actually do my hams on my back day. Once I started doing heavy squats and leg presses, I just lost all energy to do my hams so throw them on with my back. Good to see we have similar leg workouts! I'd say let's get together and do one but I see we live no where near each other lol
Korjer- hope to see you at the show!
I actually do my hams on my back day. Once I started doing heavy squats and leg presses, I just lost all energy to do my hams so throw them on with my back. Good to see we have similar leg workouts! I'd say let's get together and do one but I see we live no where near each other lol
Korjer- hope to see you at the show!

