Day 34 of the 75 hard

Hello my loyal disciples! I learned a lot of lessons during the 10,000 rep kettlebell challenge. The first being: My body seemed unable to adapt to the sheer volume of reps. This statement is partly false because after about two weeks my hamstrings and lower back were no longer sore. It was about this time that my grip strength started to become an issue. I must also note that I completely abandoned the rep scheme after two weeks. I started doing sets of 40-50 for the first 200 reps and then would do sets of 30 rest for a bit and knock out 20 more reps. Overall it was a good experience and I think that I will do this challenge again in the near future. The battle against the chub rages on tomorrow!
Outdoor workout
45 minute walk
Indoor workout
(Two warm up sets of 5-10 reps for each lift)
Barbell squats 4x5
Barbell deadlift 4x5
Leg press 4x5
Barbell stiff-legged deadlift 4x5
Breakfast: 1 banana, 48 grams of whey protein (I purchased a new protein)
Second Breakfast: 5.0 oz. of deer round 4 eggs over easy
Lunch: 5.1 oz. of deer round 3.5 oz. of kale salad
Snack: 1 banana 1 can of sardines
Snack: 40 gram protein shake
Dinner: 3.5 oz. of beef round steak 8.0 oz. of cottage cheese 40 grams of protein
