Hwestneth
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Posts: 55
"Do you want it bad enough to get hit in the face?"
Hi everyone!
It's been awhile. Once upon a time Darebee helped me start my fitness journey and gave me all the right building blocks to build myself up into what I have achieved. But now I'm back to square one. Well... not exactly but it very much feels like it.
In August I fell and managed to rip tendons and ligaments in my right thumb. I wasn't allowed to train and now I just got back from a month long trip to Nepal where I trekked in the mountains, lost a lot of weight and muscle. As you can imagine, due to two to three months of inactivity, my upper body strength has diminished greatly. I've always trained on my own and gotten to know my body very well and... well... this is going to take some time to come back from.
I'm starting over with my progress. Clean sheet. Time to achieve all those pull ups and push ups again!
By the end of the year 2022, my goal is to achieve:
15 pull ups in one set (again) [date: 14.11.2022]
50 push ups in one set (again) [date: 14.11.2022]
[ ] 25 dips in one set (again)
10s handstand (again) [date: 08.11.2022]
8 wall handstand push ups (again) [date: 15.11.2022]
1 ring muscle up (again) [date: 09.11.2022]
15s dragon flag (again) [date: 15.12.2022]
Overall, my goals go something like this:
[ ] 20 pull ups in one go (again)
[ ] 75 push ups in one go
[ ] 40 dips in one go
[ ] 5k in one go (again)
[ ] 5 minutes elbow plank in one go (again)
achieve bar muscle up (again) [date: 08.12.2022]
[ ] 5 ring muscle ups in one go
achieve tuck planche (again) [date: 15.12.2022]
[ ] achieve front lever
See you around!
It's been awhile. Once upon a time Darebee helped me start my fitness journey and gave me all the right building blocks to build myself up into what I have achieved. But now I'm back to square one. Well... not exactly but it very much feels like it.
In August I fell and managed to rip tendons and ligaments in my right thumb. I wasn't allowed to train and now I just got back from a month long trip to Nepal where I trekked in the mountains, lost a lot of weight and muscle. As you can imagine, due to two to three months of inactivity, my upper body strength has diminished greatly. I've always trained on my own and gotten to know my body very well and... well... this is going to take some time to come back from.
I'm starting over with my progress. Clean sheet. Time to achieve all those pull ups and push ups again!
By the end of the year 2022, my goal is to achieve:
15 pull ups in one set (again) [date: 14.11.2022]
50 push ups in one set (again) [date: 14.11.2022][ ] 25 dips in one set (again)
10s handstand (again) [date: 08.11.2022]
8 wall handstand push ups (again) [date: 15.11.2022]
1 ring muscle up (again) [date: 09.11.2022]
15s dragon flag (again) [date: 15.12.2022]Overall, my goals go something like this:
[ ] 20 pull ups in one go (again)
[ ] 75 push ups in one go
[ ] 40 dips in one go
[ ] 5k in one go (again)
[ ] 5 minutes elbow plank in one go (again)
achieve bar muscle up (again) [date: 08.12.2022][ ] 5 ring muscle ups in one go
achieve tuck planche (again) [date: 15.12.2022][ ] achieve front lever
See you around!
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and I do not remember the last time my upper body was sore and stiff from a previous workout. But here we are
AND russian push ups turned out to be relatively good for deltoid training.
Which means that for the following 9 days I will be doing 3 days from each program so that I'd get the badges. As for the workout itself, it was actually really fun and good. It took me around two hours to do them and while it didn't exhaust me per se, I could definitely feel the burn by the end. Although I think that I won't be doing everything in one go in the following days, rather I will scatter the workouts throughout the day. Reminded me of the good old days when I'd do two programs and tons of challenges at the same time
I really liked doing inverted hangs to tuck front levers, it's such an enjoyable exercise. You get to hang upside down like a bat 



Life is good
but at the same time I had forgotten about the 5 sets of 8 ring russian push ups but turns out they weren't that bad 










Congrats on all those achievements




Actually, being able to lift myself enough to get my arms to 90 degrees would be real progress
I tried dragon flag and got the 15 seconds I was hunting. I'm still trying to perfect my tuck planche and my muscle ups are still chicken wing-y, although in my defence, I do them with strength only, no kipping, no swinging. Routine seems to be working well so far. My only concern here is that apart from 'to failure' sets and the pyramid, the reps have always been static and I'm considering adding one rep to everything so that my body and progress wouldn't stagnate (as they have done before).
