Yeah, the guy who does hand stand push ups like it’s nothing.
Yes, it’s not as horrible. I guess I kind of threw that aside once I was able to squat without pain again. I did box squats in the fall of 18 when I ran SGSS the second time. They were high, though. I think I was going down to 20-22". I’d put bumper plates on top of an 18" box.
Perhaps they’d be worth revisiting as a main squat choice? The last handful of posts made it seem like squats are just for stronger legs to help with the deadlift, I’m sure adding a box wouldn’t take away from that.
Well, I weight about 225 these days and I’m not strict pressing my body weight… or even 80% of my body weight. Therefore, there are no HSPU in my training.
I feel like we’re getting into duck sized bear territory now so lets just say I’m unnaturally attached to basic barbell movements for no logical or sensible reason.
There’s a small handful of YouTube fitness guys who I like/“trust.” This is one of them:
I’m not sure how intensely I’ll ever pursue it but being able to do some cool body weight movements looks awesome, especially if you’ve got at least a little muscle on you.
Finally caught up. Start Week 3 right on schedule tomorrow.
PULL UPS
BW x 5 x 3 sets supersetted with scap depressions (locking out a dip) First real run at pull ups. They felt alright. I’ve done a few here and there and my scapula goes nuts. I felt like I was mostly in control of these which is why I stopped at five.
CABLE ROW
160 x 10 x 4 sets
DB MEADOWS ROW
65 x 10 x 4 sets Back pump, anyone?
DB PULL OVER
70 x 10
65 x 10 x 3 sets superset with CLOSE GRIP PULL DOWN
150 x 10 x 4 sets
CABLE CURL
130 x 10
120 x 10 x 2 sets
40 minute workout. The coolest part of the day was that the Chief asked me to pick out the equipment for a weight room at our new police station. It’s a long ways off but I have about 1100 square feet to fill with toys.