I love Pallof presses, I hate ab work generally, but something about them make me feel awesome. For oblique stuffs, I’ve also been walking around with a weight in just one hand. The mere act of staying upright is difficult. Do you know of anything like that for different planes of motion?
[quote]Patch2 wrote:
How fast are your sprints on the treadmill?
I love Pallof presses, I hate ab work generally, but something about them make me feel awesome. For oblique stuffs, I’ve also been walking around with a weight in just one hand. The mere act of staying upright is difficult. Do you know of anything like that for different planes of motion?
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Treadmill sprints are usually 6-7. I’m slow.
For the diff planes of motion- Like a reverse cable crunch?
[quote]byukid wrote:
Treadmill sprints are usually 6-7. I’m slow.
For the diff planes of motion- Like a reverse cable crunch?[/quote]
I guess that means I’m slow too
I googled that, interesting, I’ll have to try that.
My daily question dose:
I tried to make the cauliflower pizza and while it tasted awesome, it stuck to the pan like it was it’s savior. I even cooked it on wax paper. What am I doing wrong?
[quote]byukid wrote:
Treadmill sprints are usually 6-7. I’m slow.
For the diff planes of motion- Like a reverse cable crunch?[/quote]
I guess that means I’m slow too
I googled that, interesting, I’ll have to try that.
My daily question dose:
I tried to make the cauliflower pizza and while it tasted awesome, it stuck to the pan like it was it’s savior. I even cooked it on wax paper. What am I doing wrong?
So, life has been crazy. Made the drive from Houston to Utah, been back in school for a few days. Finally got a workout in the new facility. It’s pretty nice. The only thing I don’t like are the new racks- they’re all HammerStrength and all have goofy j-hooks.
Well, the reverse band quest goes well, BUT, I maxed out the bar tonight on deadlifts which leaves me wondering what to do next week- aim for rep maxes I guess.