Yesterday (Tuesday) Ted was in our gym early, determined to make sure I was using heavy weights.
It was a leg day and now (Wednesday) I suffer. I did use heavier weights because Ted was with me as a spotter. If you want to increase the amount of weight you work out with, make sure you have a spotter available. Not only will their presence give you confidence but it will ensure your safety and focus as well.
Today I worked chest and biceps. 
Ted came downstairs later since we stayed up to watch a silly, but good movie. See movie review below. The workout consisted of a 26 minute warmup on the Elliptical. 
40 minutes of weights (chest and biceps), 
and a 44 minute jog with Shane.
About 700 cals burned.
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Grilled Sea Bass* with CNYEats: A Taste of Utica Antipasto Topping.
We had a very thick piece of Sea Bass, about 1.25 lbs.
It was simple: cook it on the BBQ and top it off with that delicious Antipasto spread made last Sunday. I also mixed 2 TBS of the Antipasto spread in with the vegetables which were 1 bag of green beans (trimmed) and fresh corn (removed from 2 ears). The vegetables were wrapped in foil and also cooked on the BBQ.
An easy, Wednesday night meal.
For the fish:
Prepare barbecue (medium-high heat). Brush fish with oil; sprinkle with salt and pepper. Grill until just opaque in center, about 6 minutes per side. Transfer to plates. Top with Antipasto Spread and serve.
A Movie Review:
We rented the DVD, “I Love You, Man”
It was a silly movie. Ted laughed all the way through. I hid my eyes in embarrassment half the time, but couldn’t hold back the occasional guffaw (how do you spell that anyway 😕 ). If you like the silliness of the old Jim Carey movies or Will Ferrell, you will most likely enjoy this one. The language is certainly not for the pure of heart and, in my opinion, unnecessary, but most of the time the movie flows along in an amusing manner.
*Chilean Sea Bass has a combination of problems such as overfishing, high bycatch, and poor management, or farming methods have serious environmental impacts. Consumption advisories exist. See www.blueocean.org/seafood for more information.
I absolutely Sea Bass and its hard to find here…..This sounds wonderful cant wait to try it!
Thanks! We love Sea Bass just too bad it’s being over fished. All the good ones, right?!
That looks like a gorgeous recipe! I adore sea bass but don’t often have the opportunity to buy it b/c of the strict regulations on it.
This looks amazing, I have never seena chunk of sea bass so thick – lucky you! I would have loved to eat this fish it looks so good especially with the topping.
Looks great! Looks like a nice sunny day there too 🙂