Yesterday during deadlifts it felt like I tweaked a tendon/ligament that goes across the top of my elbow, surely from holding 325 pounds for longer than I am accustomed to. So anyway I wanted to avoid any pulling movements that involved elbow movement. Here is what I came up with.
Today’s Workout
5 minutes cardio/stretching
3 L sits
60 second wall hand stand, normal hand placement
3 wall walks
60 second wall hand stand, wide, upside down Y hand placement
3 wall walks
60 second wall hand stand, narrow hand placement
3 wall walks
10 scalpula pull ups
20 trap dips
10 scalpula pull ups
20 trap dips
10 scalpula pull ups
20 trap dips
Once again when I did squats I felt an odd, but less prominent sensation on the upper back of my left leg. It kept my squat reps ridiculously small but I didn’t really care. Dead lifts are the star of Wednesdays.
So today I tried to rebound from my pathetic Rays Way attempt the day before. It was bi/tri day. I wanted to make sure I got at least 100 dips in, I racked 110 total.![Novack_2_Defeated_Boxer[1]](https://dufisthenics.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/Novack_2_Defeated_Boxer1-197x300.jpg)
Today I got a late start at the gym so I had about 10 minutes less than I normally would. I decided to make up for that time deficit with a weight surplus, doing nothing but weighted reps for the lion share of the workout. It felt effective.