@SvenG Thanks man @T3hPwnisher thank you for the kind words. Really appreciate it. Just to be clear the prime comment was sarcasm (I’ll be past my prime after next years birthday lol)
Oh sarcasm firmly registered (you’re 19, it’s like your default setting, haha), but I legit get giddy with excitement seeing dudes like you and @tlgains and @round2lifting and @creative_name that are taking all these lessons and rolling with it. I love watching the potential unfold.
Squat: 255x5, 190x20 (6x5 to get to 50) 12 deep breaths used as timer
OHP: 105x12x5
100 pull aparts
100 shrugs
Notes:
Yeah it’s not part of BTM but hitting the widowmaker and then rest pausing to 50 is fun as hell
Deload week and then Super Squats (Thinking about using 225 to start)
I signed up for the garage gym competition this week. So the question is do I hit 1rms or just not do it at all (during the deload week)? Any advice will be appreciated
It is all good to read. Lots of history about the squat and training in general which I always find interesting.
Section 3 'Your Program, pages 46 to 50 which talks about the squats and how to do them. This is the section most people miss read or plain forget it. Page 48 explains doing some of the squat reps in detail, this explanation finishes on page 50. @T3hPwnisher may have some other sections that he likes but for me this is the key.
Kalsu (not even scaled just straight bastardized):
5 burpees
65x5 push press
10 rounds
Tabata Bike sprints (4 round and then the peddle broke off)
bicep curls
Notes:
That poor excused of a kalsu was my getting to yes. Shoulder/bicep issue didn’t want to push too far, hurts labrum to get full grip on bar and do a thruster. Even that shit is hard for me
Following point 1, I’m weak and out of shape
Follow up to point 2, a couple of months ago, I wasn’t doing any consistent conditioning so it’s improvement and that’s what matters
As lil baby once said “I might be first and second but i won’t ever be last”