Does the world REALLY need another excuse not to workout
Ouch! How did you manage that?
So your electrolytes levels are good!
itās what plants need
I confess that whilst I am very consistent, some would even say boring. After nearly 2 years of the same programming I am starting to think about changing. Not going to change coach but maybe look to run a different style of training or a bit. I feels bit guilty saying that like I am going to program hop.
I have just started a 5 week strength block and will follow that with another peak if the powerlifting comp I have planned in September still goes ahead.
It is looking very unlikely that it will go ahead as there is growing restrictions due to second wave of COVID in Melbourne.
I am going to switch to hypertrophy for the end of the year. Still needs to be three days a week to deep water is out. Need to find something else equally challenging.
Drill 4 holes and cut/drill out a rectangular sectionā¦ Much more effective drainage, doesnāt really impact the tire.
Last night, I wasnāt hungry, but ended up eating yogurt and honey just because āI could ā
This is after a dinner of smoked salmon and honeycomb followed by 2 quest bars
My digestion seriously paid for it and everything is swollen
This morning I did John Meadowsā Hang and swing destroyer set for delts for the first time.
I nearly had an out of body experience.
Building the Monolith (3 days of lifting, 3 days of conditioning)
Or, since itās hypertrophy, DoggCrapp
Could always do some good old fashioned Super Squats as well.
My confession is that Iām getting pretty sick of a bunch of dudes that still look like ābeforeā photos starting up their own lines of fitness themed clothing. Itās like back in my MMA days when dudes would take half a grappling class and replace their entire wardrobe with TapouT shirts.
Four day per week programs can be done 3x per week, just move the days out as required.
I think deep water is meant to be 5 days a week without any days off !!
Itās 4 days in a row with the 5th day being active recovery. If youāre looking for 3x/week with broken days, Iād find something else - the accumulated fatigue throughout the week is kind of key, IMO.
For you, Iād second BTM. Tough, simple, effective, with a good amount of squatting.
My friends and I would joke that these people built their skills by watching too much of The Ultimate Fighter.
Found one!
I didnāt get one of those but I picked up a good one. It was free, too. Now I just need to use it.
Good find!
When I was thinking yesterday about using a sledgehammer and tire as a conditioning tool, I realized another confession: I confess I have a slightly irrational fear of the hammer bouncing up and smashing my face.
Thatās part of the shopping strategy. You have to check for bounciness.
Not irrational at all.
Donāt ask.
If I was going to make something to beat with a hammer, Iād strap the tread section of a tire across the flat top of a nice oak log and bolt it to the sides using coarse threaded lag bolts.
That would be a pretty dead blow without being a pain in the joints.
I confess that all this talk about conditioning has reminded me that condioning, in reality, does exist and I should probably do it. I always chalk work up as my conditioning but Iām not certain that it should ācountā.
All these big tires and sledgehammers make me want one. That or a big ass sandbag to carry around the backyard. Iāve been watching a lot of strongman on YouTube and part of me wishes I could get massive like those dudes.
Another confession- I would have to eat a LOT more to get big like those dudes.