Yeah, balance in a program has never been my strength. All that squatting has meant that I’ve finally got legs rather than stilts though. Not big legs, not legs that anyone else will notice, but certainly noticeable for me. I’m pretty happy with that. Plus the missus the other day threw out that “holy crap, your legs are like really strong”, which I took as a compliment, especially if you ignore the shocked tone of voice.
You’re T-ransformation photos are living proof this works.
I really don’t know what to think about legs anymore. I’ve been hammering these for years and they aren’t big. A Crossfit coach at a aprty the other day was teasing me on my legs but I squat more than him. And I don’t know, look at Stan Efferding: the guy is massive, squats massive amounts of weight, yet his legs look tiny compared to his frame
I’m more and more gravitating towards more upper body like you J, it pays up ahah
There’s a point where someone’s just so massively jacked, that even disproportionately weak body parts are impressive
So I decided to try a giant set
3 sets of: 5jump squat-25lbs, 10 kbs- 45lbs, 20goblet squats w/30sec between sets
why am I such a pussy 
Because you set it up so that grip and sweat were the limiting factors, not your strength/conditioning/resilience.
Sorry, I listed it wrong, the squats were done before the swings
The slipping is why I’ve stayed away from high rep goblet hold stuff
Try double racked kbs. It’s a strange kind of suck, especially on mismatched bells.
I think people really only notice giant legs.
If you’re tall or have long limbs then your mass gets stretched out. It’s tough to overcome proportions. You’d be surprised how many short guys who look jacked have 15" arms.
Putting together giant sets and circuits comes with a lot of failures. Something sounds great in your head and then sucks when you try it. It’s a lot of trial and error before you find a combination of things that pushes you and feels “right” when you finish. This is why it’s a lot easier to copy someone else’s setup. Let them experience all the failures.
I can’t clean the 45lb one into a rack position
Put it on a table. Or rack it two handed, squat down and pick up the second.
Also, how would I progress the giant sets without weight
I’m thinking about switching my second leg workout into a giant set workout with split squats and using giant sets for my presses too the hard part will be sticking to it 
Shorten the rest times, add reps, change the order of the exercises, change tempos.
What is your goal? My giant sets are for strength and hypertrophy with a side of conditioning. I rest 45-60 sec between every exercise. I don’t get extra rest after a “round” unless I’m belching up stomach acid and trying not to puke.
Same
I did the exercises without test in between, then took the 30sec after completing all 3
Yeah, it’s tough to come up with stuff that is equal parts miserable and doable. Especially with limited equipment.
Check out Brians website www. neversate .com (obviously without spaces). Go to the “daily workout” tab and scroll through. There’s hundreds of variations of conditioning workouts on there you could do. Same with his YouTube channel, or for $25 he’s got a PDF of awful workouts that you’d probably like haha.
This doesn’t agree with your goal of strength and size. This is cardio/conditioning.
well, I need a way to get my accessories …
I also guess I also got the idea of the giant set wrong
The way you described is the way I believe pwn and Brian do them. It’s also how I do them. They are structured in a way that makes that possible though
Work for today:
~5km weighted vest walk. Similar terrain to last time. Forgot to turn mapmywalk on so no numbers.
Have you tried wrapping the handle with some cloth tape? And do you have chalk? Niether are expensive and it sure saves your hands.
Taped it with masking tape, no chalk