Trifecta: any achievement involving three successful outcomes.
Yup, that was the case yesterday! Shoulders, Back and Triceps. My wonderful child is an early bird and a ball of energy in the morning . It often takes him forever to take his first nap of the day. Around 10:30AM I was basically chanting for him to go to sleep, "Sleep. You are sleepy. Sleep. You are sleepy." It didn't work. Bummer. Eventually he did fall asleep for just the right amount of time and I was able to work out my shoulders all the way around: Front, side and back deltoids.
- Arnold Press
- Front and side Lateral Raise
- Bent over lateral raise
- Alternating Shoulder Dumbbell Press
Our son's 1st birthday Rock Star Bash is on Sunday and the cake lady came last night to bring two other flavors for us to try. This is where things may have become counter productive... the cakes were delicious! Worst part is that I didn't feel one bit guilty for eating it... it was THAT good. Jr and his daddy really enjoyed it too so the calories were shared. Baby fell asleep around 9:30 and the other 2/3 of the trifecta followed.
I alternated between back and triceps exercises:
- Pullups (mostly wide, but I did different types)
- Bent over tricep extension & Overhead extension (8 & 12 lbs dumbbells)
- Bent over rows (20lbs.dumbbells)
- Dips (These I increased difficulty with every set: raising the incline, and then my last set was legs parallel to the floor with one leg raised)
After I showered, my body was so exhausted it was tough to brush my hair. I had to brush in sections and take breaks... felt like another workout. Good times.
We have some plans tonight so I'm hoping to squeeze my leg workout during one of Jr's naps! I'll make it fast and effective. Maybe p90x plyo? The first week has proven a little difficult to get back int o the swing of things and developing a routine, but nothing is impossible.
These are bigger than I would like, but those babies are SOLID


