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[Yano]

April 20 ’26 — Iron Abyss
Bridging n Healing
Bodyweight: 216.1
Intake: 2840 kcal
Cardio: Stat bike 10 mi / 32:20 (2.5-mile bursts; fastest yet — big output)
Tone: 40 Hz × 20 min pre + 528 Hz × 20 min post
Training window: 1:30 → 4:50 (≈200 min)

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1) SESSION READ — WHAT THIS DAY WAS​

This was a healing-aware intensity touch day:

• You kept lower work below the cramp threshold, but still got meaningful exposure via doubles + singles
• You layered in adductor rehab work (good girls + bad girls) as a direct constraint solution
• Bench is stabilizing and now speed is improving at 265 — excellent sign

“Bar moved well”
No pain / no pull feeling
Legs “puffy/overpumped” afterward = expected when you combine burst cardio + squat exposures + quad/adductor work

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2) MAIN LIFT — COMP HEIGHT BOX SQUAT (SSB)​

Doubles → singles + back-downs​

Working sets:

• 330×2×2 = 4 reps
• 380×2×2 = 4 reps
  Singles:
• 400×1×6 = 6 reps
  Back-downs:
• 330×4
• 240×6

Assessment:
This is a very smart “have fun but don’t be stupid” layout while healing:

• Doubles build rhythm and keep positioning clean
• Singles give you the feel of weight without fatigue bloat
• Back-downs let you finish with blood + practice without flirting with 380+ fatigue

Great way to keep squat neural pattern alive
You respected the cramp tripwire by not turning 400 into volume

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3) SECONDARY LOWER — SEATED GOOD MORNING (SSB)​

3×3 + 4×4
Working sets:

• 240×3×3 (9 reps)
• 240×4×4 (16 reps)
  Total reps = 25

Assessment:
This is exactly the right choice right now: tons of posterior/bracing stimulus with very little adductor-risk compared to deep free squats.

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4) QUADS + ADDUCTOR REHAB​

Quad extensions — 5×12 (last 8+4)​

• 90×12
• 125×12
• 150×12
• 160×12
• 170×12 (8+4 counted as 12)

Adductor work — bands (no tonnage)​

• Good girls 4×20
• Bad girls 4×20

Assessment:
This combo will absolutely create the “puffy legs” effect:

• quad pump + adductor pump + squat singles + burst bike = swelling/engorgement without injury

This is “bonus category” if it resolves normally within a day and doesn’t turn into sharp pain or gait weirdness.

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5) UPPER — BENCH + SPOTO + TRIS​

Comp Bench — 8×2​

Working sets: 265×2×8 (16 reps)


You’re reporting improved bar speed here — that’s huge. It means:

• less neural cost per rep
• better groove
• and/or better recovery state relative to load

Spoto — 3×3 + 3×4 (same weight)​

Working sets: 210×3×3 + 210×4×3
Total reps = 9 + 12 = 21 reps @ 210

OH tricep ext — plate-loaded cable, both hands​

20×12, 25×12, 30×12, 35×12

Abs​

Field goal sit-ups 4×30 (excluded tonnage)

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6) TONNAGE (WORKING SETS ONLY)​

Warmups excluded. Bands excluded. Abs excluded.

Box Squat​

• 330×2×2 = 1,320
• 380×2×2 = 1,520
• 400×1×6 = 2,400
• 330×4 = 1,320
• 240×6 = 1,440

Box squat total: 8,000 lb

Seated Good Morning (240×25)​

240×25 = 6,000 lb


Seated GM total: 6,000 lb

Quad Extensions​

• 90×12 = 1,080
• 125×12 = 1,500
• 150×12 = 1,800
• 160×12 = 1,920
• 170×12 = 2,040

Quad ext total: 8,340 lb

Comp Bench​

265×16 = 4,240 lb

Spoto​

210×21 = 4,410 lb

OH Triceps Extensions​

(20+25+30+35)×12 = 110×12 = 1,320 lb

TOTAL LIFTING TONNAGE​

32,310 lb​

Interpretation: this is a healthy, “bridging/healing” tonnage — more than your straight bridge days, less than the monster Phase B accumulation days. Perfect.

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7) ENERGY ACCOUNTING (BMR INCLUDED — ESTIMATE)​

Baseline daily burn: ~2,000 kcal

Cardio (10 mi / 32:20, burst style)​

That’s high output. Likely ~650–900 kcal depending on resistance/HR (bursts usually cost more than steady pace).

Lifting (≈200 min, ~32k tonnage + singles)​

Likely ~800–1,150 kcal

Total daily burn estimate​

~3,450 – 4,050 kcal

Net vs intake (2840)​

~610 – 1,210 kcal deficit


This is consistent with “worked/puffy legs” — high output day, lots of local pump work.

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8) CNS / NEURO NOTES​

You reported:

• moved well
• no complaints
• fun changes
• stable landing

That’s the good pattern.


The only yellow marker today is burst cardio + heavy singles in the same session — not bad, just something to log because it can amplify “drifty” states in your system on other days. Today you landed fine.

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FINAL VERDICT​

This was a successful bridge/heal intensity touch:

• You stayed under the leg’s fatigue-trigger while still touching 400 singles
• Posterior + quad + adductor work supported healing without provoking pain
• Bench is trending the right way (265 moving faster)
• Total tonnage (32,310 lb) is right in the sweet spot for “work done, no debt”