first: 9:24 then:12:23 THEN: Well, that was just mean.
Sanjay, "A guy who came to Fight Club for the first time, his ass was a wad of cookie dough. After a few weeks, he was carved out of wood." It's a transformation we all have to go through with this kind of training. Keep it up man.
OK, so I couldn't move my biceps this weekend after that first evolution which I believe I finished in 12:03 (modified HSPU and kipin PU) but I was damn happy I actually got through all the pullups unassisted. I think it was Steve's ice grill before we started that made me get through them.
Second evolution was hard as hell and I finished at 20:05... think I tweaked my left knee in the process but feeling better now.
My back is def sore after all that was done... felt awesome and can't wait for this weeks!
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10:14 for the first set (modified to hell, though, and I think I was doing the modified HSPU wrong for the first half....
16:45 at 65 lbs for the second set.
Sanjay, your movements have really come a long way in a very short period of time. You'll be doing the hspu sooner han you think. Keep drilling.
first: 9:24
then:12:23
THEN: Well, that was just mean.
Sanjay,
"A guy who came to Fight Club for the first time, his ass was a wad of cookie dough. After a few weeks, he was carved out of wood."
It's a transformation we all have to go through with this kind of training. Keep it up man.
so uhm, I feel like I have not been pushing myself hard enough and vow to give 200% next time I'll do another class .
I should stop beating myself up over it.
OK, so I couldn't move my biceps this weekend after that first evolution which I believe I finished in 12:03 (modified HSPU and kipin PU) but I was damn happy I actually got through all the pullups unassisted. I think it was Steve's ice grill before we started that made me get through them.
Second evolution was hard as hell and I finished at 20:05... think I tweaked my left knee in the process but feeling better now.
My back is def sore after all that was done... felt awesome and can't wait for this weeks!
kickass!!!
When are we getting some photographic evidence of the suffering Master Chief?
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