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Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: A Journey to Running Fast and Jumping High
« on: July 20, 2017, 04:02:38 pm »
Date: 20/07/2017
Soreness: back little, entire lower body
BW: 60.4kg
Warm up
uphill walk 20min
activation/mobility drills/stretches
Workout
jump squats 22.5kg 3 x 5
BSS 0kg x 5, 20kg dumbells each hand 3 x 7
Calf raises on edge of plate 60kg x 6, 110kg x 3 x 20
Progressive depth squats (safety pin on number 9) 1 x 3 x 120kg
RDL 60kg x 5, 100kg x 3 x 7
Cool down
static stretches
downhill walk
Comment
Nice day, the bss are really hard work, when I did the half squat routine not much pain the next day and my body adapted to the workout and then when I switched to bss, I get doms the next day lol. The calf raises I do on edge of weight plate to increase the amount feet travel and to work 2 parts of the calf muscle. After I do a thing i call progressive depth squats, where I plan to stick to 120kg and progessively get the depth down to a full squat hopefully, so week by week I lower the safety pin/bar and I squat to that depth and rest it on the pin and explode up, then lower the pin then next week if current one was not difficult and hopefully get it down to full squat depth. The RDL's have become less difficult which I am happy with.
Soreness: back little, entire lower body
BW: 60.4kg
Warm up
uphill walk 20min
activation/mobility drills/stretches
Workout
jump squats 22.5kg 3 x 5
BSS 0kg x 5, 20kg dumbells each hand 3 x 7
Calf raises on edge of plate 60kg x 6, 110kg x 3 x 20
Progressive depth squats (safety pin on number 9) 1 x 3 x 120kg
RDL 60kg x 5, 100kg x 3 x 7
Cool down
static stretches
downhill walk
Comment
Nice day, the bss are really hard work, when I did the half squat routine not much pain the next day and my body adapted to the workout and then when I switched to bss, I get doms the next day lol. The calf raises I do on edge of weight plate to increase the amount feet travel and to work 2 parts of the calf muscle. After I do a thing i call progressive depth squats, where I plan to stick to 120kg and progessively get the depth down to a full squat hopefully, so week by week I lower the safety pin/bar and I squat to that depth and rest it on the pin and explode up, then lower the pin then next week if current one was not difficult and hopefully get it down to full squat depth. The RDL's have become less difficult which I am happy with.