20 pullups
400m run
20 squats
400m run
20 pushups
400m run
20 situps
400m run
20 burpees
400m run
20 jumps
400m run
20 lunges per leg with 45 lb plate overhead
400m run
28:12
I hate running and am out of shape so this was pretty tough.
20 pullups
400m run
20 squats
400m run
20 pushups
400m run
20 situps
400m run
20 burpees
400m run
20 jumps
400m run
20 lunges per leg with 45 lb plate overhead
400m run
28:12
I hate running and am out of shape so this was pretty tough.
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Thats some crazy ass shit. Are you sure you want to be doing this?
I think breaking at the knees or hips first is something that is entirely individual and should probably stop being taught as gospel one way or the other. In my earlier squats I would break hips first and they would shoot way back. This is greatly mitigated by breaking knees first or both at the same time.
Before lower body workouts I roll Tspine on a peanut (2 lax balls taped together), roll glutes on a single lax ball, roll over to V sit, fire hydrant hip mobility (? I don’t really know what it’s called, you look like a dog peeing on a fire hydrant though), frog hip stretch, mountain climbers, deep squat where I rock back and forth a little bit, then warmup with paused squats.
I don’t like doing static hip flexor stretching but that’s just me.
At the office I’ll grab a dumbbell and do paused goblet squats and overhead squats with pvc pipe. Get in the bottom position and take a few solid belly breaths then come out of it. In my opinion this has probably helped more than any static stretching because it influences your nervous system in so many ways.
Did a few front squat holds with 315 and 365. I’m being delusional, but I swear when I unracked 315 I felt like I could squat it. Should’ve just tried and got buried.
Yeah they’re Rehbands. I got them a while ago when I was closer to 200 lbs and I want to say they’re size large–but I can’t be positive about that. Wherever I got them from had a sizing thing where you measure your thigh 3 inches above your knee or something and order accordingly and that put me pretty spot on. I remember them feeling a little tighter when I was heavier, but I could just be full of crap. They fit great now, not overly constricting or anything.
The back is feeling great. I think keeping consistent with deads and not trying to progress to where I was before too fast along with doing more warm up work is helping the most.
Other than press and maybe front squat, the only reason I do anything less than 8-10 reps is because I’m either really tired or being lazy. Soon enough I’ll get the option to work out over lunch and I think everything will see an improvement at that point.
Put squat back into the template. I’m now doing 5/3/1 for press, deadlift, bench, front squat, and squat.
Squat:
170x5
195x5
225x10
3/11
Bench:
170x5
195x5
185x10
3/13
Deadlift:
225x5,5
265x5
185x20
3/16
Squat:
185x3
210x3
235x3
185x20
My buddy and I had a BW challenge for squat, bench, and deadlift. I got 10, 20, and 20 respectively. I lost kind of bad, but I learned all about the 20 rep squat and how little fun it is. I did some form work on high bar after the set of 20 squats and I’m not sure if it was because I was tired or not but I’m rounding a lot at the bottom and it’s causing the bar to travel forward. I was able to improve on it but my legs were done at that point. I really have to start getting consistent with mobilizing the deep hip flexors.