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Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: Reboot - get lean, get hops
« on: July 23, 2021, 07:12:17 am »
Friday 23rd July 2021
Upper/outer pecs and posterior shoulder felt pretty sore upon waking, but overall soreness is down from this time last week after this session.
Don't feel tired at all
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morning mobility work
upper body stretches
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Tendon health - rehab - fasted
So I dropped a lot of the ISOs back down to 30 secs, so I can do them heavier and push harder.
I find a big force drop off after 35 secs, plus the burn gets heavy around then.
And according to the research tendon tissue creep hits 80% by 30 secs
split squat ISO, rear leg straight at 90 degrees - x 45 secs
Spanish squat ISO x45 secs
rotating sets - 1 mins rest
A) SSB single leg calf raise ISO - arm supported - no elevation 30kg x 30 secs, 50kg x 30 secs
near fully contracted position, both side back to back - 30secs x 65kg, 70kg, 75kg, 80kg, 85kg
Topped out at 85kg today, hard but still stable and pain free on both sides.
30 sec holds made it more comfy
B) Lying Clam shell ISO - IronEdge XXHeavy band - right side only - 5x 30 secs
Also tried with a band around the ankle and externally rotating the right leg outwards for 2 sets
C) Single leg Extension ISO - both sides back to back - push into floor with ball of foot while seated - 90-100 degree leg angle >80% effort - 5 x 30secs
So I realized that you can do this seated on a chair or bench, just bending the knee, and getting your lower leg under you and then push the front of your foot into the floor.
So no need for fancy setups or straps.
And it hits the patella and quad tendons way harder.
My left upper patella tendon and quad tendon certainly felt it, it hurt in a good way, whereas when I do it with a strap as before, I don't feel anything....
25 min walk
backwards walking - middle of walk - 20 degree sloped path - 1.5 mins
Right achilles tendon insertion felt OK so I went on an easy walk today
Upper/outer pecs and posterior shoulder felt pretty sore upon waking, but overall soreness is down from this time last week after this session.
Don't feel tired at all
--
morning mobility work
upper body stretches
---
Tendon health - rehab - fasted
So I dropped a lot of the ISOs back down to 30 secs, so I can do them heavier and push harder.
I find a big force drop off after 35 secs, plus the burn gets heavy around then.
And according to the research tendon tissue creep hits 80% by 30 secs
split squat ISO, rear leg straight at 90 degrees - x 45 secs
Spanish squat ISO x45 secs
rotating sets - 1 mins rest
A) SSB single leg calf raise ISO - arm supported - no elevation 30kg x 30 secs, 50kg x 30 secs
near fully contracted position, both side back to back - 30secs x 65kg, 70kg, 75kg, 80kg, 85kg
Topped out at 85kg today, hard but still stable and pain free on both sides.
30 sec holds made it more comfy
B) Lying Clam shell ISO - IronEdge XXHeavy band - right side only - 5x 30 secs
Also tried with a band around the ankle and externally rotating the right leg outwards for 2 sets
C) Single leg Extension ISO - both sides back to back - push into floor with ball of foot while seated - 90-100 degree leg angle >80% effort - 5 x 30secs
So I realized that you can do this seated on a chair or bench, just bending the knee, and getting your lower leg under you and then push the front of your foot into the floor.
So no need for fancy setups or straps.
And it hits the patella and quad tendons way harder.
My left upper patella tendon and quad tendon certainly felt it, it hurt in a good way, whereas when I do it with a strap as before, I don't feel anything....
25 min walk
backwards walking - middle of walk - 20 degree sloped path - 1.5 mins
Right achilles tendon insertion felt OK so I went on an easy walk today