This mornings weight: 41.0
Weights gone down a bit but still look fluffy
Week4: Day 6
10min- (10x(10hspu+10alt pistols)+max burpees in remaining time)-40burpees
5x(1min-(10box hops+max battle rop in remaining time)+30sec rest)
Face pulls: 4x15-27.5lbs
Technique: hs hold
felt pretty good going in hspu a lot easier than expected- all rounds unbroken, killed shoulders though, pretty intense, box hop battle rope intervals really intense, felt good and quick
Just for fun: squat- 1x50-40kg @T3hPwnisher I can do 50reps at body weight! It wasn’t even crushing. I should find a time to do the 100rep deadlift thing sometime
computer broke so had steam to blow off and time to do so, felt really good- amrap not too intense but got hr up and felt quick, pull-ups easier than expected- pumped back, incline press felt pretty heavy but not too hard to complete
Knees pretty sore so probably only easy cardio today
didn’t feel too bad physically but mentally out of it, squats felt pretty good- sets of 70 pretty hard to get through but not too bad, definitely stronger, bench felt good- happy that 50x5s not a problem
@Pinkylifting I kind of want a mental break from lifting but I’m going on a short vacation in 2 weeks where I’ll only have access to a crappy hotel gym at best. What should I do?
Sheiko is honestly so far away from how I would train that I really couldn’t say what to do in such a situation. I still think you’d do better using something like what Brian Alsruhe builds, just because you wouldn’t have to sneak conditioning in any more.
If you don’t know already, overtraining your nervous system can cause stress-related breakdowns just like any other form for stress. You can literally train yourself into a major psychological crack-up.
And you are ripe for it, the way you train. Maybe that is not what is going on here, but you wouldn’t be the first person to confuse a “mental burnout” with a physical one.
They’re all based around your own abilities. Shouldn’t be something you can’t do. You’re working up to a daily max, then using that percentage to do some supplemental work. Before and after that is conditioning.
If not being ready is the only thing preventing you from doing them, you’re ready. If there’s other reasons, that’s fine too.
I’d agree that you are 100% ready for one of Brians programs. I’m about to complete my third crack at his stuff, and you’re way more disciplined with your conditioning effort than I am. If you use his free templates from YouTube, there’s a little lee-way built into the programs to adapt them to suite your needs.
felt crappy going in but incline walk felt really good once I got going, got hr up-went by fast, push downs not too bad, felt pretty good, press harder than expected- worked shoulders