6:35am - belly breathing, Primal Move practice, Original Strength resets - 30 minutes
7:05am - Kettlebell warm up
1/2K halos - 8kg, 4X each side / each leg (total 16X)
1/2K halos - 12kg, 4X each side / each leg (total 16X)
Arm bar 16kg, 1+1
Crooked Arm bar 20kg with 3 presses and rotations, 1/1
7:20am- Training session - circuit
2x:
20kg arm bar + TGU x 1/1
20kg marching 5/5
Wallsit x 1 minute
bodyweight SL deadlift x 1 minute left leg only
R leg hip flexor stretch
4x circuit:
24kg TGU x 1/1 (28kg TGU x 1/1 sets 2,3,4)
24kg wall 1H DL x 5/5
24kg hike SN park x 3/3
24kg SN x 10/10
BW step back lunge x 5/5
rolling
scales
hanging from the bar
Band wrist extensions, 10 x 2 sets per hand
6lb sledgehammer hammer rotations, 10/10
6lb sledgehammer finger walks, 1/1, x 2
8:00am - Complete
Notes - Writing this on Friday night. Feeling very good about things, I am greatly encouraged. The chiro visit on Wed was helpful, Jason explained that I have "soft pryamidal paresis" which basically is different tone in the muscles between the front and posterior muscles. This is extremely common. To cut to the chase, stretching my R hip flexor and doing a lot of standing work and balancing on my L leg work directly to offset some of these issues. The R hip flexor stretch tones down my R glute and piforomis, which are over active, and the standing leg work on the L strengthens that leg, and turns on my L glute and hamstring. I have been doing these constantly as well as wall sits, which seem to really fire up the L glute, and this is great. I also took a number of video shots of my training this week, got the thumbs up from Kevin, and the technique looks to be improving particularly on the snatch which is awesome. All in all I feel like things are moving forward this week. I think I can take some real benefits out of what has been a challenging stretch of time for me.
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