It's all been pretty interesting so far. If not anything else, this whole thing has been an entirely different take on working out. There's some stuff that I already disagree with, but I knew that coming in. First thing that comes to mind is kipping. When I break it down though, it can make sense if you view it as a benchmark. For instance, I know the amount of pull-ups (strict) that I can do. Once I reach my limit, and start to kip, I just ensure that next time I do more before kipping. That's how I see it anyway. Like using your lower body as a "spotter" in a way.what an interesting layout, not used to seeing such activity those knees to elbows for #15 are very impressive, esp on top of everything else you did
Those knees to elbows double suck donkey balls. Thank you for the kind words, sir.
Yeah, I noticed the lower back strain on the first rep so I decided to take it a bit slower and emphasized the stretch on the way down, and exploded on the way up. Definitely different. Luckily I don't have too much as far as mobility issues go so the lower abs weren't beat up too much.that contraption is called a GHD sit up. Careful with how far back you go if you are new at them, you can hurt your back and actually really over exert your lower abdominals. (Trust me, it took me a while of mobility work to get comfortable with these, but love em now). Use it to stretch when u are in the gym, that'll help. Good time on the wod tho!