Crazy about how they make companies pay yearly to be on the list. That is taking it too far. I guess they thought they were the Apple of PL and no one would leave.
Training went well this weekend, bodyweight work is still the focus, and while I wish I could do it more frequently, I am still recovering so I have to wait for the connective tissue to be ready, not just the muscles.
General Body Movement - 5 minutes
Quadruped Complex
Sled Push and Pulls - 25 yards push down, pull backwards - sled x4, sled + 45 x4
Walking Lunges 25 yards x 5 sets
Super Set 1
Assisted Pull Ups -90@2RIR x5 sets
Assisted Dips -90@2RIR x5 sets
Super Set 2
Recline Hanging Curls - x4 sets @2RIR
BW OH Triceps Ext - x4 sets @2RIR
Back Extension Plank - 3 x 1 minute holds
Back Extensions - 10 x 3 sets
This was my first time doing walking lunges in a while. Knees felt pretty good, and I feel like I found my stride on them. However they are still very challenging on core / lower back / hips. I really have to focus on the core, bracing very deliberately but they did feel good. My lower back definitely got pressed by these and I can feel them still today. Not painful just worked and tight. I am aiming toward 3 full body sessions a week right now. Plus whatever energy work I am able to get in on other days.
Those hanging biceps curls were so serious, talk about an AMAZING stretch on the biceps at full extension. I can feel them already, I think these beat many other types of curls, at least they felt like it.
At some point I will try to increase frequency of body weight work for simple things like pushups, pullups, and lunges. Some of these may end up being daily but I think I will stick with lunges / steps ups until lower back seems to be good with them. I think it will be a good sign that my core is ready to move on to the next level. I think a lot can be done with stuff like these or a Bulgarian split squat.