Adri...watch your mouth girl - there shall be no bad mouthing donuts on this site!!
Sooooooooooooosan...are you still planning a P90X rotation? I'm thinking that for those who are chin challenged it may be wise to utilize Cathe's strength workouts for a good few years before trying the chin thing. And I know many of you have been doing her strength, but I mean really focusing on gaining strength with her weight workouts. I remember LONG ago I did her tank top rotation and I did it for at least a year with some other things thrown in, but not much deviation. I think it takes a LOT of weight work to get to a place where you can safely attempt chins and for some it may NEVER be safe. Life will go on without chins, but never without donuts....I mean weights (sorry I slipped there). I think what helped me quite a bit was when AJ prescribed her heavy weight routine to me (this after being in the tank top rotation for a long while) and I got to experiment with weights that "I" could lift rather than what the Cathe crew was doing. This broke my mind away from doing what "they" were doing and pushing beyond to MY max.
I'm just throwing out ideas here.
I did MM on Monday and when I was in a deep squat I felt my left knee give. I haven't had any problems with my left knee so this was a bummer. I continued all the upper body exercises, but anything that made me bend my knee to a 90 degree position caused a sharp pain. I iced it afterwards and am doing fine walking steps, but if I skip a step, I can't pull the rest of my body up due to the pain.
So I took yesterday off, and then today, as advised by the triathlon training ie oxygen magazine and some sweet person who responded to my triath posting in OD, I proceeded to try the "transition". So I biked 10.5 miles and then promptly put my bike down and ran 3 miles (almost 3). My knee hurt for the first few pedals and then it seemed to settle down - weird, but I'm happy about it. I'm tired - God did NOT make me a runner!
Briee