creeker Posted December 4, 2011 Share Posted December 4, 2011 Hi everybody ! so my problem is that been working out almost couple years and seems that I've been stuck with my strength level.. so everybody help me get stronger and give your opinion what kind of workout schedule should i have . I train 3 times a week .. MONDAY,WEDNESDAY,FRIDAY .almost alwaysi weight 213lbsim 5,74 feet tallmy current strength level.pushup:50pullup: 20-23backlever:10secfrontlever:not there yetfree handstand : 30 sec maxfree handstand partial pushups : 3 handstand pushup against wall : about 10training usually takes about 1in future i would like to have strength level where i can easily do free handstand pushups , muscle ups , and maybe planche to handstandso I'm asking what kind of my training schedule should do without losing endurance in long reps.. thank you in advance for your opinions, thoughts Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Brutus Posted December 5, 2011 Share Posted December 5, 2011 I am not an expert at all, but i will give you some advice that may help you.Do static work (FBP) every day if you train 3 days a week.- Choose 3 FBP and work them on Monday (L-sit, HS, planche progressions), rotate them on Wednesday (do BL, FL and ring support or planche leans) and work the first 3 again on FridayTry to get 60 sec total work for each position divided in sets. If your max HS is 40 sec, the sets will long 20 sec. 3 sets x 20 sec = 60 sec work- Combine them with a FBE for each plane of movement (horizontal/vertical/multiplane)- Do a push and pull exercise for selected plane of movement each day (M/W/F). Choose a challenging exercise so you could do between 3 and 5 reps. Work 3 or 4 sets.FX Push ups (3 x 5) Horizontal Rows (3 x 5)- Add some wrist pushups or muscle-up transistions (form support to dead hang, negative muscle-ups, kipping muscle ups) to start allowing your joints to develop to thougher moves Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Blairbob Posted December 6, 2011 Share Posted December 6, 2011 Just do the Killroy70 program or GB WOD. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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