Eboni K. Wilson, PhD - Back 3/31/10
Photos by Bill Comstock Date of entry: 3/31/10 Name: Dr. Eboni Wilson Age: 33 Height: 6'2" Weight: 298 pounds Profession: High SchoolPrincipal Years training: 10 
WORKOUT: BACK Exercises Sets Reps Pullups - 10 sets to failure Back pulls - 4 sets, 12 reps Lat pulldown - 4 sets, 12 reps Cable Lat pull - 4 Sets, 12 reps Seated Smith Machine lat pull - 4 sets, 12 reps Dual dumbbell row - 4 sets, 12 reps Seated back pull - 4 Sets, 12 reps Pullups, 10 sets 
The toughest part of today's workout was the pull ups because it's hard to pull this much weight up so many times. 
I spend an average of an hour and a half time training per workout, but I also include stretching, posing and cardio. 
Back rows (cable), 4 sets 
The bodypart I hate training: Biceps because they are boring to me. I would rather concentrate on larger muscle bellies like back and legs. 
Lat Pull Downs, 4 sets 
My favorite bodypart to train: legs, because I like the intense feeling I get when I work them. They are such large muscles that there is so much variation and so many options that I can never get tired or bored with doing them. 
I select my weights by remembering what I can do and then I push myself to go a little further each time. 
Bent over lat pulls 
I train an average of 10-12 times per week, this is usually 2 times per day 5-6 days a week. But I try to at least do something every day. 
Depending on the weight I'm lifting I usually do four sets for six different exercises per body part. On days, I really want to push it, I go to failure or throw in another set. 
I rotate in and out different exercises to ensure I am working all the muscles and parts of the back. Plus if I don't switch it up, I get bored. 
WORKOUT: BACK Exercises Sets Reps Pullups - 10 sets to failure Back pulls - 4 sets, 12 reps Lat pulldown - 4 sets, 12 reps Cable Lat pull - 4 Sets, 12 reps Seated Smith Machine lat pull - 4 sets, 12 reps Dual dumbbell row - 4 sets, 12 reps Seated back pull - 4 Sets, 12 reps Pullups, 10 sets The toughest part of today's workout was the pull ups because it's hard to pull this much weight up so many times. I spend an average of an hour and a half time training per workout, but I also include stretching, posing and cardio. Back rows (cable), 4 sets The bodypart I hate training: Biceps because they are boring to me. I would rather concentrate on larger muscle bellies like back and legs. Lat Pull Downs, 4 sets My favorite bodypart to train: legs, because I like the intense feeling I get when I work them. They are such large muscles that there is so much variation and so many options that I can never get tired or bored with doing them. I select my weights by remembering what I can do and then I push myself to go a little further each time. Bent over lat pulls I train an average of 10-12 times per week, this is usually 2 times per day 5-6 days a week. But I try to at least do something every day. Depending on the weight I'm lifting I usually do four sets for six different exercises per body part. On days, I really want to push it, I go to failure or throw in another set. I rotate in and out different exercises to ensure I am working all the muscles and parts of the back. Plus if I don't switch it up, I get bored. 
