Vytautas Pilkauskas Posted September 2, 2014 Share Posted September 2, 2014 Hi guys, For the last 10 months or so I've been doing basic strength routine which looks like this: Warm upFree handstand practice 3 sets of working towards bar Muscle Ups3 sets of working towards HeSPU3 sets of working towards L-Sit Dips3 sets of working towards L-Sit Pull Ups3 sets of working towards Pistol Squats with one leg completely straight3 sets of jumping lunges, jumping squats, box jumps or sprints (changing this one from time to time) Mon/Wed/Fri schedule. So after these 10 months from not being able to do any of these exercises I made it to 6 bar MUs (with a little kip), 6 box HeSPUs, 6 half L-Sit Dips (one leg straigth), 5 L-Sit Pull Ups, 5 full Pistol Squats. I didn't do specifically L-Sit to Manna progressions because I get quite a bit of load for my core from my strength training sessions I believe but I really want to start training for Manna now. For stretching I've been training for side splits, standing ant sitting pike and straddle pike, bridge, shoulder dislocates, wrist flexibility. I feel quite confused now because I started to doubt that 3 sets of up to 8 reps is enough to build really great strength. While I did get some good gains doing this type of training I feel that I could get more so what are other options to manipulate sets and reps? Or just throwing one extra day in would work well? And would I benefit from doing extra stretching and joints mobility work during my days off training? Thank you in advance Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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