Hams / Calves / Quads / IT Bands / Back
Neck – left/right | Neck – forward/back | Neck – side/side |
Wrist Rotations | Wrist Rotations | Wrist Rotations |
Shoulder Circles | Arm Circles | Egyptians |
Ankle Mobility | Ankle Mobility | Ankle Mobility |
Ankle Circles | Ankle Circles | Ankle Circles |
Squats | Squats | Squats |
Hula Hoops | Cossacks | Split Switches |
Thoracic Exercise 1 | Thoracic Exercise 1 | Thoracic Exercise 1 |
Thoracic Exercise 2 | Thoracic Exercise 2 | Thoracic Exercise 2 |
Scapula Push Ups | Scapula Push Ups | Scapula Push Ups |
Trigger point therapy – still not arrived.
FMS
Rigged up a band to pull on and activate the abs while doing this today. It makes it harder overall as an exercise but I definitiely had greater range of motion either side on these. In fact I tested after I finished and passed. Still going to stick at it for a while longer though make sure the pattern sticks.
Core Activation
Plank 45 secs
Side plank 30 secs e/s - again cramped lat on right side. Rolled the heck out of it on the roller after.
glute bridges double leg 20 x1 - put towel between legs and squeezed the heck out of it. Def more activation in the glutes. I'm saving the single leg one from dvd to do as a main exercise later. I've tried it before and my thigh just peeled away from my body when I bridge.
Active or static stretches
Hamstring Stretch, Hip Stretch, Shoulder Dislocates.
Foam roller, longer session (about 10 minutes)
Woke up feeling some DOMS and pretty tired. I did some toe touches in the morning and felt a little bit tighter. When it came time to train I decided to take it a little easier and dropped the bodyweight stuff for today - a lot of it overlaps with correctional exercises I do or will be doing later anyway. Coming along OK.
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