I barely make 2.9 today on the elliptical. I hate people who eat candy bars (okay, it was a protein bar) and then leave the sticky wrapper in the phone holder. Self-indulgent, self-centered morons. Everything else is routine, including pull-ups, push-ups, planks and stretching.
I read an article justifying partial reps and wondered if that also applied to my pull-up efforts. Of course, my reasons for partial reps have nothing to do with "occlusion training" (my god that sounds really painful), and everything to do with being able to do a movement without causing debilitating injuries to my elbows and forearms. I can do a bunch of partial hammer-grip pull-ups. If I drop to full extension, I might get a dozen but I'll be out of commission for everything that involves arms for weeks thereafter because of how bad the tendonitis will be. I know because I've already suffered this, and unlike most idiots, I know doing the same thing over and over just leads to the same results over and over.
23 May 2021
Brisk Bright Monday Morn
Precor elliptical #3
Program 1
Time: 30 min + 5 min cd (5788)
Distance: 2.90
Cal: 325
Avg Hr 144, 190-78
HGPU 23
Crunches 60
Piriformis/Hip/Pencil Stretch
60 Dead Bugs
Elbow Plank 60s
Quick Child’s Pose
Cat stretch 12x
Fire Hydrants 25 x 2
Bird Dogs 60s x 2
Side Elbow Plank 2 x 30s
Child’s Pose
Push-Ups 25
Air Squats 25
Pull-apart band 25
Gentle upper body stretch
Eye yoga x 3
HGPU 22
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