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Xochi

Joined: 03 Jan 2007 Posts: 21
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Posted: Wed Jul 04, 2007 2:59 am Post subject: Slight break. Is this workout any good? |
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My Orthopedic doctor is demanding I take a bit of a breather from lifting. I ran track in high school and one year in college, had to quit because of a torn rotator cuff injury and my Junior year in high school tore my ACL. I've been hitting the weights pretty hard, I was in a minor atv accident a couple of days ago and messed my knee up again. And my shoulder is a bit inflammed from my upper body workouts (and has been for awhile). I'm at a really good weight. I've started a pretty well no weight program. I wanted some advice and things to add to my 'new' temporary program. Thanks!
This is what I'm doing now. I don't feel that's it's enough
Mon/Weds/Fri-
Jump Rope- 20 minutes. 10 of straight jumping and alternating legs 5 left leg/5 right leg
Crunches on Exercise Ball 5X100
Tabata bike sprints 4 minute intervals 20's and 10's
Push up on exercise ball with prone jacknife combo 10X20
Squat jump to chin with knee tuck 5X5 (my shoulder won't let me do more than that)
Finally 10 minutes of kettleball swinging
Tuesday and Sunday's are my days off (I do crunches though)
Thursday and Saturday are my HITT days at the track. And crunches on the exercise ball with medicine ball overhead.
Is this good? Do I need to add or take away anything?
Thanks so much! |
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swanso5

Joined: 16 Jan 2006 Posts: 6890
Location: melbourne, australia
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Xochi

Joined: 03 Jan 2007 Posts: 21
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Posted: Wed Jul 04, 2007 3:18 pm Post subject: |
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Sounds great! Great articles! And yes I was doing the real fat loss real fast. Or as much as I could with my shoulder and knee. Definitely the hardest program I've ever been through. I'll re vamp my program, and make some changes. Thanks Again! |
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