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Heavy push and pull. 4-6 rep range on mains.
Walk, bike, or row at a light conversational pace for 5 minutes. The goal is to raise core temperature and move blood to the muscles you're about to train. You should break a light sweat but still be able to talk easily.
Hold a resistance band in both hands at shoulder height, arms extended straight in front of you. Pull the band apart by squeezing your shoulder blades together, opening your arms to a T. Return with control.
Hold a band or PVC pipe with a wide overhand grip in front of you. Keeping arms straight, slowly bring the band overhead and around behind you until it reaches your lower back. Reverse the motion. Only go as wide as your grip allows without pain.
Set up in a plank position (on knees or toes). Keep your arms straight the entire time. Pinch your shoulder blades together, letting your chest sink slightly. Then push the floor away, spreading your shoulder blades apart. This is a small, deliberate movement.
Before your working weight, do two sets with lighter loads at the same movement pattern. Set one: empty bar or light dumbbells for 8 reps. Set two: roughly half your working weight for 5 reps. These sets are not fatiguing - they're rehearsals.
After tomorrow's final session, your post-workout meal can be a special one. Not a cheat meal. A celebration meal. Plan it now. 40g protein, good carbs, good fats, something you love. Food should feel like a reward for the work, not a recovery from it.
Today's upper body session is your last of the challenge. Press like the last rep matters. Row like the finish line is tomorrow. The work you put in today is the last entry in this chapter. Make it one worth remembering.
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