the purpose of training notes on the squat
august 30th 3 x 8 standing military press (10 kg) 1 x 8 regular squats(25 kgs) 1 x 8 regular squats(22.5 kgs) 1 x 8 regular squats(20 kgs) 3 x 8 x 2 calf raises 29th 1 x 10 seated pull-ups (feet resting on the floor) 2 x 20 front press (shallow) 20 kg 1 x 50 deadlifts (25kgs) discovered a way of doing the deadift that is producing outstanding reasults. will upload a video 28th 1 x 20 calf raises 1 x 20 front squats (20kg) 1 x 20 free-standing squats (assisted)
1 x 8 heel squats (20 kgs) , 1 x 8 heel squats (22.5 kgs) 1 x 8 heel squats (25 kgs) 27th 1 x 10 seated pull-ups (feet resting on the floor) 2 x 20 front press (shallow) 20 kg1 x 50 deadlifts (25kgs) discovered a way of doing the deadift that is producing outstanding reasults. will upload a video 26th 1 x 20 calf raises 1 x 20 front squats (20kg) 1 x 20 free-standing squats (assisted)
1 x 8 heel squats (20 kgs) , 1 x 8 heel squats (22.5 kgs) 1 x 8 heel squats (25 kgs) 25th 1 x 10 seated pull-ups (feet resting on the floor) 2 x 20 front press (shallow) 20 kg 1 x 40 deadlifts (25kgs) 23rd 1 x 20 calf raises each leg 1 x 20 front squats (20kg) 1 x 20 free-standing squats (assisted)
1 x 20-30 heel squats (20 kgs) 22nd 1 x 10 seated pull-ups (feet resting on the floor) 2 x 20 front press (shallow) 20 kg1 x 40 deadlifts (25kgs) 21st 1 x 20 calf raises each leg 1 x 20 front squats (20kg) 1 x 20 free-standing squats (assisted)
1 x 20-30 heel squats (20 kgs) 20th 1 x 10 seated pull-ups (feet resting on the floor) 2 x 20 front press (shallow) 20 kg 1 x 40 deadlifts (25kgs) 19th 1 x 20 front squats (20kg) 1 x 20 free-standing squats (assisted)
1 x 20-30 heel squats (20 kgs) 18th 1 x 10 seated pull-ups (feet resting on the floor) 2 x 20 front press (shallow) 20 kg1 x 35 deadlifts (25kgs) 16th 1 x 20 front squats (20kg) 1 x 20 free-standing squats (assisted)
1 x 20-30 heel squats (20 kgs) 15th 14th 1 x 15 front squats (20kg) 1 x 20 free-standing squats
1 x 20-30 heel squats (20 kgs) 13th 1 x 10 seated pull-ups (feet resting on the floor) 1 x 20 front press (shallow) 20 kg1 x 25 deadlifts (25kgs) 12th 1 x 10 front squats (20kg) 1 x 20 free-standing squats
1 x 20-30 heel squats (20 kgs) 9th 1 x 10 seated pull-ups (feet resting on the floor) 1 x 10 front press (shallow) 20 kg 1 x 15 deadlifts (22.5 kgs) 1 x 5 deadlifts (25kgs) 1 x 10 knee stretches 8th 1 x 10 front squats (20kg) 1 x 20 free-standing squats
1 x 20-30 heel squats (20 kgs) 1 x 10 knee stretches 7th 1 x 5 minutes wall walking
1 x 15 front press (shallow) 20 kg1 x 20 deadlifts (22.5 kgs) 6th 2 x 5 minutes wall walking 1 x 10 deep squats (5 kg) 1 x 20-30 heel squats (20 kgs) 1 x 10 seated pull-ups (feet resting on the floor) 1 x 10 front press (shallow) 20 kg1 x 20 deadlifts (22.5 kgs) 5th 2 x 5 minutes wall walking 1 x 10 deep squats (5 kg) 1 x 20-30 heel squats (20 kgs) 1 x 10 seated pull-ups (feet resting on the floor) 1 x 10 front press (shallow) 20 kg1 x 20 deadlifts (22.5 kgs) 4th 2 x 5 minutes wall walking 1 x 20 deep squats (5 kg) 1 x 20-30 heel squats (20 kgs) 1 x 10 seated pull-ups (feet resting on the floor) 1 x 10 front press (shallow) 20 kg1 x 20 deadlifts (22.5 kgs) a very mild tingle from yesterdays exercises it is now thought the tingle is bone-stimulation/growth 3rd 2 x 5 minutes wall walking 1 x 20 deep squats (5 kg) 1 x 20 heel squats (22.5 kgs) 1 x 10 seated pull-ups (feet resting on the floor) 1 x 10 front press (shallow) 20 kg1 x 20 deadlifts (22.5 kgs) 2nd 2 x 5 minutes wall walking 1 x 20 deep squats (5 kg) 1 x 20 heel squats (22.5 kgs) 1 x 10 seated pull-ups (feet resting on the floor) 1 x 10 front press (shallow) 20 kg1 x 20 deadlifts (22.5 kgs) 1st 1 x 20 deep squats (5 kg) 1 x 20 heel squats (22.5 kgs) 1 x 10 seated pull-ups (feet resting on the floor) 1 x 10 front press (shallow) 20 kg1 x 20 deadlifts (22.5 kgs) 100 x 2 high-stretch knee-lifts (left leg only) |
on the 11th may 2014 the affects of the previous
days exercises produced an intense warm
tingling sensations in the legs
the writer has only experienced this same sensation,
in other parts of the body, 3 or 4 times before
it has opened up a completely new outlook/approach
to metabolic maintenance
will pass on the results of the new outlook/approach
when it is obvious what, precisely, caused them
and what it means
a mild tinglng sensation in the legs the day
after the workout on 04082014 has produced two
realizations... 1 a minimum effort is required
to produce a tingle 2 the tingle is not a muscle
thing but a bone thing i.e. bone growth not muscle growth
goodbye sweat, hello tingle?
see also heel squat