It's been well over a year since I touched my training diary so I thought I'd hop on here for a bit to get the ball rolling. S: Cliff. Bad back so campused and one armed things. Drizzle lead us under crusis, nothing to do but get someone to push me into the positions on Cherry Falls, which were all surprisingly easy to hold. Miles off any of the moves though...
Would one arm standing deadhangs be better instead? Its something I do to get re-recruited at Malham using low edges. Super controllable - you can apply gradually greater load to suit or bear down straight away. Doing it training you can stand on bathroom scales to monitor load (with decent eyesight)
Sounds like you need to get yourself an exsurgo gstength, cheap at twice the price for that quantifiable progress!!https://www.exsurgo.us/gshop/gstrength500(This was on a training beta episode and it seemed somewhat over the top even for a number obsessed trainer https://www.trainingbeta.com/media/tyler-nelson-fingers/ )
Quote from: duncan on October 07, 2019, 08:43:37 amNai: what’s the point of keeping the shin vertical and what’s so bad about using the Quads?The more the shin/knee points forward the less engagement you get in glute/hamstring and more quad you use. Nothing bad about using quads but to work the whole chain better to get the form right. Also not good for the knees I believe, more weight through them and less through hip? Good idea to try squatting facing a wall to help get form right, comedy to start with.
Nai: what’s the point of keeping the shin vertical and what’s so bad about using the Quads?
Quote from: teestub on October 09, 2019, 08:52:45 amSounds like you need to get yourself an exsurgo gstength, cheap at twice the price for that quantifiable progress!!https://www.exsurgo.us/gshop/gstrength500(This was on a training beta episode and it seemed somewhat over the top even for a number obsessed trainer https://www.trainingbeta.com/media/tyler-nelson-fingers/ )I enjoyed reading the article about "the simplest finger training programme", which turned out to be easily the most complicated method I've heard of in a while
I listened to about 30 mins of the podcast but failed to maintain enough concentration. Three exercises seem fairly simple when you get down to it, but I do wonder about the safety of hanging to failure on a finger board. Always though that was a good way to injure yourself.
I always hang until failure. Aim for failure on my last rep of last set. I've never had a finger injury.
M - drove to France. Stopped somewhere near Brive. Van was OK, touch wood.T - arrive in Rodellar.W- straight down to business in the Piscineta with Al and Eddie. Paddled down in the boat: amazing approach. Fuck me, what a crag. Did the 6c+ and dogged the 7b+. Not fit on jugs. Fell off fixed rope ledge and somehow avoided breaking my ankles. T - mileage in Mascun. 3 7s, coco loco was the best route and also diametrically different in style to most at rodellar being a slab.F- Piscineta. Did the 7b+. Started trying 7c+. Knee bars and jugs mostly. Amazing climbing, about 35 degrees overhanging.S- intended to be a rest day but felt OK waking up so cracked on. Good day, made some progress.S- rest day. Sat in the sun reading.Rodellar is pretty easy living. Lots of sun, lots of jugs. Fitness is coming. Hopefully start trying some 8s later next week.
Quote from: 36chambers on October 07, 2019, 06:54:47 pmIt's been well over a year since I touched my training diary so I thought I'd hop on here for a bit to get the ball rolling. S: Cliff. Bad back so campused and one armed things. Drizzle lead us under crusis, nothing to do but get someone to push me into the positions on Cherry Falls, which were all surprisingly easy to hold. Miles off any of the moves though... Good to see you trying this. Keep at it, good one to try while Louise sorts out Crusis.