2/20/24 - Calisthenics volume training legs
Warm-up
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5 min treadmill walk
3x atg tuck jump
3x Half tuck jump
3x tuck jump
Handstand practice
15x squats
5x BSS
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I've been getting more sleep at night. My jumps were noticeably more powerful. Handstands aren't feeling so great these days. I probably need to devote more time to practicing them outside of my warmup.
100 rep marathon
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Single leg squat
(15, 13, 10, 10, 8)e, 56eBulgarian split squat
(20, 15, 9)e, 46e
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Rep PR, volume PR and I got all of the work done in less total sets. I was able to push my sets further so I think I had to rest longer between them. Huge win overall. 100 rep work leaves my legs extremely sore for almost the whole week.
Split-arm depth pike pushup
(7, 6, 6)e
I like this movement for strength development but I need to find a way to include a traditional handstand pushup against the wall for my primary movement to develop specific strength.
Wide Inverted row
(15, 10, 10)
I was surprised by how many reps I got on my first set.
Hip thrust
(10, 10, 5) @ 315lb
I included hip thrusts because I feel like my glutes have gotten way too strong to get an adequate stimulus from single leg squats. I was feeling very good. Better sleep combined with all of the glute work ive been doing has paid off. I nearly doubled my reps at this weight even though I was fatigued by this point in my session.
Calisthenics volume training is a WIP, but 100 rep single leg squats are the anchor I program around. As far as results go, I'm extremely satisfied and the urge to bulk is going into remission. On that note: this routine I made for cutting may also be fantastic for bulking. A volume base is built during the cut, but on a bulk, weight gain will act as progressive overload on that same volume. Perhaps I'm getting way too ahead of myself now, but I'm very excited to see where this leaves me on my next cut. Maybe 1000 rep volume training?
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