30/08/10 NutritionBreakfast: A cup of Green Tea with 2eggs + fried beef
Lunch: 3spoons of rice + beef cream + lettuce salad
Snack: Fried Cassava
Dinner: 3spoons of rice + fried beef + kale
Workout/Session: Warm-Up: •(Dynamic Stretch)
Mobility Work:•Scapula Push-Ups (x10)
•Overhead Straight Arm Pull Down (x10)
•The Whippet (x10)
•Wall Slides (x10)
•Band Dislocates (x10)
•Wrist Push-Ups (x1)
•Splits
•Different Pike Variation (10sec)
•Balance Work (Rail Walking)
•Assisted Bridge
Skills / Holds:•Wall Handstands [2x15 +7 +10 (sec)]
•Wall HS to Free HS (2x5sec)
•Frog Stand (5sec)
•Tuck Front Lever [25 +30 +5 (sec)]
Strength Training:•Dips (4 +3)
•Pull-Ups (2x2 +3 +4)
•Inverted Rows (10 +5)
•Squats (20 w/ 5kg)
•Push-Ups (2x5)
Cool down / prehabilitative or rehabilitative work:•Different pike variations (10sec)
•Band dislocates (x10)
•Wall Slides (x10)
•Rice Bucket
•Plantar muscle strengthening
•Roll plantar fascia
I started the workout with the warm-up as usual. As I’m following bodyweight training, after the warm-up had some mobility work.
For the mobility work I did 10 Scapula Push-Ups, 10x Overhead Straight Arm Pull Down, 10x The Whippet, 10x Wall Slides, 10x Band Dislocates. I was supposed to do German Hangs also; the problem is that in the middle of the movement, I was afraid of dislocating my shoulder or something like that, but I think that the Tuck Front Levers will help to move through this fear.
Moving from the shoulders, I did Wrist Push-Ups, I did just one because the wrist movement is kinda hard. GTGing this would make it easier, so I’ll do it at the morning (at school), afternoon (Workout) and night (before sleeping). I lived Rice Bucket to the very end of the Workout.
For the legs: worked on splits, did different variations of pike (10sec each), rail walking.
Back: Tried bridges for the first time over years, and didn’t go well. I started the assisted bridge (Bridge Wall Walks); I think that my feet were too close to the wall so when I was on the bottom of the wall I felt a pain on the knee, and immediately stopped the bridge and fall to the floor, and that hurt more my knee. Consequently I didn’t practice PK techniques. No legs strength training too.
As mobility work had finished, it was time to test my skills & holds.
The first were Wall Handstands; at the beginning I was afraid of hitting with my head on the wall, but after trying 3times there was no more fear

. So… after trying to stay at the wall many times, on one of the attempts I popped off the wall and stayed for 5sec (this is what I call Wall HS to Free HS). On other attempt I finally planted my feet on the wall, and stayed 15sec.And then another Wall HS to Free HS for 5secs. After this I planted my feet on the wall again, but I lost balance and fall to the left. As I was tired of taking looong time to stay with my feet on the wall, I took off my shoes, and tried it only with socks, and on the first attempt I did it, and stayed for another 15sec. After this I had my last set, which lasted 10sec. because I couldn’t hold anymore.
Frog Stand: Before the workout I took some time reading about planches, and the articles were helpful: I finally did it with straight arms. But I held it just for 5sec., and didn’t try again because my wrist hurt while holding the planche. I think I have to work more on wrist strength, and search for a solution.
Tuck Front Lever: I think that this will be easy to do for 60sec, today I held for 30sec!

. Before the 30sec, I had 20sec., and after the 30sec, had 5sec; I don’t know if couldn’t hold more, or if it was happiness

. I hope a longer or same (30sec.) hold tomorrow.
Time to Strength training, here I won’t write too much or this post will be very long.
Dips: 1x4 at the beginning because I had to stop 2reps before failure; didn’t continue with the sets because when I tried another set my left elbow started hurting. Just did more 1x3 on the end of the workout, because I had to do at least 20 pushing exercises reps. PS: the elbow wasn’t hurting too much anymore.
Pull-Ups: I found that what I was doing actually were chin-ups not pull-ups. So, I followed the dragondoor’s article on how to improve pull ups and they were harder than chin-ups. First did 2 because I had to stop 2reps before failure, then 3, and… 2 again, and as I had to do at least 20 pulling exercises reps too, I pushed the last sets to the maximum, and did 4.
Inverted Rows: Did 10 on one set because it was starting to be late.
I did push-ups because of the 20 pushing exercises reps, but they don’t make part of the workout.
At the end, to finish all, did some Cool down / prehabilitative or rehabilitative work which the exercises are kind of same with the mobility’s one, followed by stretching.
Tomorrow I gotta start the Workout/Session earlier. And take care of my left knee and left elbow. Today it’s all!