Congratulations, Cathe, you have finally done what I thought was no longer possible: turned my quads to jelly. I did Disc 9 yesterday morning, and had jelly legs when I walked up the basement steps. The last time I felt that was way back in the day when Meaner Legs was new to me. My right quad, today, is full of DOMS from hip to knee. My left quad only has it near the knee. I think I was able to lunge deeper with the right leg because my left hamstring is tighter than the right, preventing me from lunging as deep.
I also did IMAX the day before, and taught a total body resistance training class...(enough said).
I found this workout to be quite friendly until about the half way mark, then you seemed to sock it to us. I liked the one-leg sit 'n slide at the start, and wonder if it would be an acceptable substitute move for people who find the one-leg sit 'n stand impossible?
In the first two weeks, I found the ball wall squats to be an intense but doable move. In Disc 9, you've placed them near the end, and my quads were obviously tired, because this week I found them to be brutal! LOL! I made it through all 8 reps, but was counting to 8 faster than you were!
Thanks to your CatheTV segment on how to do the paper plate lunges, I think my form improved on those. I really focused on keeping my upper body from leaning too far forward, and to maintain as upright a posture as possible when I slid my foot back in. I found them tougher than in weeks 1 & 2, even though my db weight was the same, so I think that's good.
I hope your lower body workout goes well today!
Cheers,
Sandra