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Yay! Job well done!I'm on my last week of Meso 3 this week - woohoo!)
I'm definitely feeling stronger - was certainly impressed with some of the weights I've been able to accomplish at the 90% range during week 3. Proof will be in the pudding next week when I have to resort back to 8 reps at 85%!Yeah, woohoo! I'm looking forward to your final review/assessment. I pulled out my STS worksheets recently after you suggested we preserve our 1RM data in case the website/Workout Manager disappears with the restructuring/bankruptcy. I marveled, again, at all the variety in those Mesos. I think my last rotation was last early Fall but I only did the UB workouts due to my knee & didn't include Meso 3. So it's been awhile for a full rotation for me. I read an old post by "Kathryn" (she was a prolific poster for many many years here) where she combined the 2 UB workouts into one workout. I might take a look at how she may have done that. It'd provide an option on how to use the series without dedicating 3 days to it. IDK, something to look at.
Surprised to read, many times on the forum, about excuses because of injuries! Even, the 2Lazy4theGym lady announced on her blog that she stopped lifting completely, shifting to just body-weight training, becuase of injuries. Aren't you guys overdoing it, causing injuries instead of sustainable healthy strength? Just a curious question!workouts due to my knee
There is a current trend, mimicking the Minimum Effective Dose (MED) approach, called Microdosing, where you train each body part, over the week, once in just a 10 minute workout (Chest, Back, Legs, Shoulders, Biceps, Triceps, Core) and that is all!STS2.0 Body Parts & the premixes
As Debinmi said above, not all injuries are related to weight-lifting but can definitely result in the need to modify workouts. In my case, I am having to modify workouts due to tendonitis in my hip caused by driving in stop/start traffic for a prolonged period of time. I still can't do any jumping or high step work like step ups.Surprised to read, many times on the forum, about excuses because of injuries! Even, the 2Lazy4theGym lady announced on her blog that she stopped lifting completely, shifting to just body-weight training, becuase of injuries. Aren't you guys overdoing it, causing injuries instead of sustainable healthy strength? Just a curious question!
There are several articles on the Web! This one is recommended:I've wondered about the "micro-dosing" theory
Commercial microdosing sites use actually "snacks" as a synonym for microdosing workouts!exercise "snacks"
Surprised to read, many times on the forum, about excuses because of injuries! Even, the 2Lazy4theGym lady announced on her blog that she stopped lifting completely, shifting to just body-weight training, becuase of injuries. Aren't you guys overdoing it, causing injuries instead of sustainable healthy strength? Just a curious question!