zombat Posted August 1, 2011 Share Posted August 1, 2011 So after reading BtGB and going through the forums pretty thoroughly I landed on the following routine: (current numbers/reps are based off my latest test)Wrist PrepFSP Warmups:60s Plank (straight arm, elevated legs)60s Reverse Plank (Elevated Legs)60s PB Support60s Pullup Deadhang60s Superman Archup60s Hollow Hold (Currently broken into 3x20s)Primary Workout - Each lettered section completed before moving onto next, alternating between 1 and 2- FBEs alternate workout-to-workoutA1. Frog Stand - 2x30sA2. XR Pushups / Dips / HeSPU - 3x5B1. PB Tuck L-Sit - 24sx3B2. Tuck V-ups / Half HLL - 3x5 C1. Tuck Back Lever - 4x15sC2. XR Rows / Tuck Pullups -3x5D1. Tuck Front Lever - 5x12sD2. Archups / German Hang Pull - 3x5Cooldown:30s XR Support hold5 Kneeling Wrist Pushups-----And for the first 8 weeks this structure has served me pretty well; i've seen some pretty intense strength gains (I started being only able to hold a 12s frogstand, for example). However I've been reading further and further into the forums and have discovered more and more about things ... including the WODs. Looking at last night while exploring the WOD forum leads me to suspect that my current routine may be taking me a lot longer than it should (roughly and hour 15 minutes). I got the impression from the book that both FSPs and FBEs should be done daily, wheras WODs seem to target groups of muscles specifically, rotating as the week goes by. So I've got a few questions!1. are WODs there to add to FBEs that are currently in your workout, or to completely replace them?2. Should I be doing all my FSPs together, instead of splitting them up and alternating them with co-ordinating FBEs? And if the latter is acceptable, should the FBEs be antagonistic to the FSPs instead?3. If the WOD's seem, even when scaled down, difficult to complete, should I just consider with the program I've devised, or should I do the WODs, even incomplete and scaled down?Any Critique is welcome.Thanks in advance!! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Joshua Naterman Posted August 1, 2011 Share Posted August 1, 2011 3) Whichever you decide. Personally I prefer to do the WODs when possible simply because they make sure you aren't missing anything. This becomes much more important when you get strong enough to do multiplane pulling. At that point you should definitely do the WODs. If ring strength routines are beyond you, just do support holds. If you're strong enough, add in some dips and pull ups, and if you have the facility work on Russian dips. Start with a very short ROM and slowly work into the whole thing. Increase ROM slightly every few weeks. That's pretty much it, honestly. Most WODs will be very manageable for you. On leg dynamic days replace senders with sets of 20-30 calf hops with locked knees. Heels should never hit the ground. I'll probably make a video on that sort of thing before I hit the seminar this September. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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