FWC#01, Part 2: Rapid Muscle Growth, Day 10 of 28

This is the second part of a four part series of this month’s Four Week Challenge.
Click here for an explanation of the Four Week Challenges.
Click here for Part 1, and an overview, of this Four Week Challenge.

Review of Methods

I’m taking weight measurements every day, physical measurements every Monday, nutrition information every day, and rep/weight measurements for every workout on Tuesdays and Fridays.

The main keys to this regimen are two workouts a week for maximum recovery time, completing one set of each exercise to failure, and eating very large amounts of protein.

The Data Thus Far, Day 10 of 28

Weight and Nutrition Data:

Date Weight Calories Protein Carbohydrates
06/04/07 159.5 1,592 211 127
06/05/07 158.5 1,692 216 146
06/06/07 158 1,887 220 180
06/07/07 155.5 800 102 70
06/08/07 157 1,902 254 146
06/09/07 158.5 n/a n/a n/a
06/10/07 158 1,715 222 106
06/11/07 157.5 1,802 200 152
06/12/07 157.5 1,732 220 147
06/13/07 157 1,735 229 136

 
Body Measurement Data:

Measurement 06/04/07 06/11/07
Body Fat % 13.13 12.81
Neck 15 1/16 15 1/ 4
Chest, Nipples 36 7/16 37 1/ 4
Shoulders 45 3/ 4 46
Thigh 22 1/ 2 22 1/ 4
Calf 13 13 1/ 2
Upper Arm 13 13 1/ 2
Forearm 11 11 1/ 2
Waist, Bellybutton 32 1/ 2 31 3/ 4
Hips, Buttox 37 37

 
Weightlifting Data:

Until I can come up with a better way to graph all of this, which I will by the end of the experiment, I’ll give some increases that I’ve seen.

Alternating Pullover: From not even 10 straight reps with 15 lbs, to 10 reps at 25 lbs.
Wide-Grip, Incline Bench Press: From 10 reps averaging 62 lbs, to 8 total reps at 111 lbs.
Drag Curl: From 10 reps at 44 pounds, to 7 reps at 89 pounds.

All of this was accomplished from 06/05/2007 to 06/12/2007.

That’s 8 total days between the first day of exercise and the last set of exercise.

I can’t wait to see how the rest of the progress goes and will update you next on Monday.

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Posted on: June 14, 2007
Category: Muscle Growth, Health & Fitness, Four Week Challenges |

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