I think last time I posted here I was doing a rehab workout after getting hit by a car. It took a year but I’m back because I couldn’t stay away from the smell of Icy Hot and liniment.
I’m still doing a rehab routine but have bumped up the volume some. My tolerance for weight bearing exercises is still pretty low but I feel like I need a lot of quality reps - strict form, good range of motion, slow paced - before I start loading up.
Other things I like - antagonistic pairs, mobility work, fillers, and KMC’s air humpers. I’m doing a lot of glute and shoulder work for rehab reasons too. I’m planning four days a week with a deload on the fourth week. The goal is to get the reps in and see how my body responds.
The stats: 40 y.o, 170 lbs, resting HR 70 (which is way too high).
Thursday:
Foam Roll/Dynamic Warm Up - 10 min
A1: 5x10 Front Squat @135
A2: 1 leg RDLs slow unweighted warm uppy
B1: 5x10 RDL @ 135
B2: Air humpers
C1: 5x10 Single leg split squat @ 45
C@: 5x10 Side Lunge @ 45
Glute Rehab work (Think side lying leg raises at different angles)
3x20 Med ball ab rollouts
Foam roll again
Saturday
Warm Up/Foam roll
Shoulder/Glute P/rehab (think one arm blackburns and sidelying leg raises/clams etc)
A1: 3x10 Neutral Grip Sternum Chin Up
A2: 45 sec front planks
B1: 5x10 DB Bench @70
B2: 5x10 DB Low Rows @ 70
B3: Raised leg unsupported side plank
C1: 3x10 Strict Form Pull Ups
C2: 45 sec front planks
D1: 5x10 DB Press @ 50
D2: 1 leg raised air humpers till my hips loosened up
E1: 5x10 Strange Angle Pull Downs - can’t describe it, its a rehab thing
E2: 5x10 Side raises @20
Arm Stuff
3x10 Overhead Squat with Bar - Just using the exercise to make sure shoulders and hips are loose at the end of the workout.