30:00-60:00 round-the-world of choice
PM
A. Snatch-grip deadlift, 3-3-3, 31X1; 2:30 rest
B. 1-arm DB overhead carry, 3 x 20-25m/side; :60 between sides
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5 sets:
8 deadlifts, 125
16 row calories, damper on 1
8 glute-ham sit-ups
2:00 rest
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10:00 mobility of choice
AM
3 sets:
3:00 Assault Bike
400m jog
500m row
100 single unders, heavy rope
(36:00)
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2 sets:
10 each As/Ts/Ys, 1lb/hand
10/side 4 position DB external rotation, elbow at side, 3lb
10 scap push-ups, from knees
10/arm single arm raises from scap push-up position
8/side DB external rotation, elbow on knee, 8lb
PM
A. 153, 173, 183
B. 25lb across
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1:51
2:00 (erg malfunction)
1:51
1:47
1:45
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complete
Okay, so last night, I was thinking that it might be a little overkill to see Tim. I decided that I wanted to test a handstand push-up again this morning to see if my shoulder was really still bothering me all that much. And... it was almost pain-free! Consulted with Stephen and Kirk, and decided to keep the appointment with Tim for tomorrow just to be safe, but probably won't do any imaging or follow-up if things continue to improve. Feel like I dodged a bullet, I've spent the last 10 days thinking I'd never do a muscle-up again.
Snatch-grip DL was tough on the grip. Can't imagine ever snatching that.
Shoulder felt a little twingey on the first overhead carry - realized that I was trying to externally rotate my arm so my thumb was facing back and the dumbbell was in a straight line parallel to my feet. If I didn't externally rotate, and let the dumbbell hover a little more neutrally (not totally horizontal, but maybe like 30 degrees), it was totally fine. Kept the weight light.
5 sets felt really good. Deadlifts AFAP. Rowed between 950-1000 cal/h, which felt like max speed with the damper at 1. Reached back with the left arm only on the glute-ham sit-ups, tried once with the bad shoulder and it was a bit uncomfortable.
Discovered during the mobility portion that I have really limited internal rotation on a sleeper stretch on the bad shoulder... doesn't really hurt all that much, just doesn't go past 45 degrees (left goes about 1" from the ground). Hmmm.
Skyped with Mike. We're not changing anything, assuming that the volume and intensity will pick back up a bit as my shoulder improves...
complete
Okay, so last night, I was thinking that it might be a little overkill to see Tim. I decided that I wanted to test a handstand push-up again this morning to see if my shoulder was really still bothering me all that much. And... it was almost pain-free! Consulted with Stephen and Kirk, and decided to keep the appointment with Tim for tomorrow just to be safe, but probably won't do any imaging or follow-up if things continue to improve. Feel like I dodged a bullet, I've spent the last 10 days thinking I'd never do a muscle-up again.
Snatch-grip DL was tough on the grip. Can't imagine ever snatching that.
Shoulder felt a little twingey on the first overhead carry - realized that I was trying to externally rotate my arm so my thumb was facing back and the dumbbell was in a straight line parallel to my feet. If I didn't externally rotate, and let the dumbbell hover a little more neutrally (not totally horizontal, but maybe like 30 degrees), it was totally fine. Kept the weight light.
5 sets felt really good. Deadlifts AFAP. Rowed between 950-1000 cal/h, which felt like max speed with the damper at 1. Reached back with the left arm only on the glute-ham sit-ups, tried once with the bad shoulder and it was a bit uncomfortable.
Discovered during the mobility portion that I have really limited internal rotation on a sleeper stretch on the bad shoulder... doesn't really hurt all that much, just doesn't go past 45 degrees (left goes about 1" from the ground). Hmmm.
Skyped with Mike. We're not changing anything, assuming that the volume and intensity will pick back up a bit as my shoulder improves...