Hey all. If anyone recalls from several months back I was the one guy who was joining the Marine Corps and wanted to continue GB training. I am currently in my schooling phase so I haven't yet hit the fleet but already the nature of this profession is sort of frustrating me due to lack of time and/or training style.
My question/dilemma is this: I currently own both H1 and F1 and want to continue training the cycles and progressions but being in the Marine Corps has made it a little inconvenient to stay consistent week to week. We PT almost every morning at 6am and usually it's more along the lines of metabolic conditioning/"circuit training" which usually consists of running, push ups, some more running, jumping jacks, more running, endlesss planks and crunches, running, firemen carries... you get the picture. That combined with the fact that the USMC doesn't believe in allowing more than 5-6 hours of sleep a night sometimes leaves me too drained to add-in two-a-days to keep up with my GB training. Because of this, my handstand progression has dwindled dramatically and now I struggle to push out 3 ring dips where as I didn't get tired til about the 7th or 8th rep.
As of right now my personal workouts (when time and energy permits) start with either a heavy deadlift or back/front squat and I finish off with upper body GB pulling/pushing. What would be the best course of action to try and re-incorporate F1 and H1 into my schedule? An average work day I get released from class around 5pm and have to bolt home to finish homework and/or study, then go to the gym, and then find a way to eat food because most of the time I come back from the gym here on base right when the chow hall closes.
