5 Minutes Elliptical
Leaning Calf Raises
BWx30
Sumo Box Touches (12” Box)
BWx25
Box Squats (17”)
BWx25
Regular Box Touches
BWx25
Squat Therapy (17” Box)
BWx25
Sled Drags
105x100’
125x100’
145x100’
165x100’
185x100’
Prowler Pushes
105x100’
125x100’
145x100’
165x100’
185x100’
Stretching
Comments:
Getting better at getting through the bodyweight exercises in quick
succession. Feeling a little tired. Very cold out yesterday and today. 5
minutes on the elliptical again. Heart rate got up to 158bpm at the
end. Left calf is still pretty tight, even with the walking and massage
yesterday. Probably has more to do with it catching up from the
increased atrophy from the nerve issues with the injury. Not as tiring
(or noticing the lactic acid) with the calf raises this session. Wide
stance box touches felt fine. Feeling more like a warm-up at this point
which is hopefully a good sign. Box squats next. Focusing on keeping
good form like last session. Definitely getting fatigue in my legs
(quads). Some reps I felt tightness in my hamstring where I’ve had
issues before related to the disc issue but it went away quickly. Back
to box touches with my conventional stance. Went about as well as the
wide stance ones. Got to keep building. Squat therapy next. Really
trying to keep my lower back stiff to keep the flexion in my lumbar
spine to a minimum. I think I improved on the form from last time.
Again, no shoulder issues which is also good. Had to beat feet home to
do push-pull sled work. Used whatever light was available. Five runs of
drags followed by five runs of pushes. Really, really light weights,
going up a small amount each set. No issues. I was worried my legs would
lock up on me from the squats with the cramping I was feeling. I used
the same weight for both exercises. Finishing weight was still easy but
that was the plan. Next time, I should be doing this when there is still
light outside. Ate recovery burritos and plan to get a good deal of
rest. One week down.
Friday, December 16, 2016
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